We design and build marketing sites, landing pages and corporate websites — fast, on modern infrastructure, with a CMS your team can actually use. Four weeks from brief to live, fixed scope and fixed price, and the whole thing is yours at the end.
Exelero designs and builds business websites: marketing and corporate sites, product and campaign landing pages, and multi-language sites for companies operating across markets. A standard build includes design, responsive development, a content management system the client’s own team can edit, SEO and performance groundwork, analytics, hosting setup and launch.
The typical timeline is four weeks from brief to live, at fixed scope and fixed price, with the code and infrastructure handed over to the client. Larger web applications, dashboards and customer portals are a different engagement — those are product builds rather than websites.
The work is rarely the problem. What stretches a website project is everything around it: a design process with no fixed end, three rounds of stakeholder review that each take two weeks, a content plan nobody owns, and a scope that grows quietly because nothing was written down.
We fix the scope and the date in week one, run design and build in parallel rather than in sequence, and tell you exactly what we need from you and when. Four weeks is what’s left when the waiting is removed.
Brand-aligned visual design, responsive layouts for desktop, tablet and mobile, and a small design system so future pages look like the ones we built.
Modern stack with fast page loads, accessible markup, server-rendered content, clean URL structure.
A CMS your marketing team can use without calling a developer: pages, blog or news, reusable sections, media library, drafts and preview.
Technical SEO groundwork, metadata, sitemap, structured data, correct handling of AI crawlers, and localized SEO where the site is multi-language.
Optional, including right-to-left. Adding a market later is a content task, not a rebuild.
Contact and lead forms, CRM or email tool connection, booking or calendar embeds, chat, and event tracking.
Analytics and conversion tracking configured and verified before launch, not bolted on afterwards.
Hosting setup, domain and DNS, SSL, redirects from the old site, performance and accessibility checks, and a handover walkthrough for your team.
This engagement covers sites that present information and capture enquiries. Once something has accounts, dashboards, transactions, permissions or business logic behind it, it stops being a website and becomes a product — a different scope, a different timeline and a different page on this site.
We’ll tell you which one you’re describing in the first conversation. A four-week website that quietly turns into a nine-month platform serves nobody.
Four weeks holds when content and feedback arrive on schedule. Copy, images, logos and approvals are on your side of the line, and waiting a week for them moves the launch by a week. We give you the content list on day two so nothing is a surprise in week three — and if you’d rather we wrote the copy, say so at the start and we’ll scope it in.
Brief, sitemap, page inventory, and the content list with owners and dates. Design direction agreed.
Key pages designed and approved. Build starts on the components already signed off.
All pages built, CMS configured, content loaded, integrations connected.
Review round, revisions, performance and accessibility checks, redirects, go live, handover.
Agreed in week one and written down. Changes go to a follow-on phase rather than into the current build.
Design and build in the same team, working in parallel rather than passing files between agencies.
Code, infrastructure, CMS access and documentation. Your team edits content without us.
Hosting, maintenance and new pages on a retainer if you want it. Never a condition.
Companies whose current site is years old and embarrassing to send. Businesses launching a product, service or market and needing a page that supports it. Startups who need a credible site before a funding conversation or a launch. Companies expanding into new markets who need the site in more languages. Teams who want to stop asking a developer to change a phone number.
Four weeks from brief to live for a standard business site, at fixed scope and fixed price. That holds when content and approvals arrive on schedule — we give you the content list and the dates on day two so nothing blocks late.
Common, and the single most frequent cause of delay. We can scope copywriting and image sourcing into the project at the start. What doesn’t work is starting the build and hoping content appears in week three.
Yes. The CMS is set up for non-technical editors — pages, posts, reusable sections and media, with drafts and preview. Handover includes a walkthrough.
Yes. Code, infrastructure and CMS are yours, along with documentation. No licence, no lock-in, and no dependency on us for routine changes.
Yes, including right-to-left. Adding a market later is a content task rather than a rebuild.
Technical groundwork is included: metadata, structured data, sitemap, clean URLs, server-rendered content and correct handling of AI crawlers, so the site can be read by search engines and AI assistants. Ongoing content strategy is separate work we can quote.
Then we’ll say so. Anything with accounts, dashboards or transactions is a product build — see our other solutions. We’d rather redirect you in the first call than deliver a website that can’t do what you need.
Bring the brief, the brand and a rough page list. You’ll get scope, timeline and price back — and an honest answer about whether this is a website or a product.