Statamic development
We build Statamic websites your team can update without ringing us, and we look after them once they're live.
We've built on Statamic since version 3, for a homelessness charity, a specialist insurer and Mitsubishi Electric. Each site starts from your content, not a theme.
It's now most of what we build. It runs on Laravel, so the same site that handles your pages and news can also take payments, talk to your CRM or feed an app later on.
We're part of the Statamic community as well as its customers. Steve has had fixes merged into Statamic's core and reports bugs in its Eloquent driver, and we'll be at Statamic Summit in Frankfurt in February 2027.
It suits marketing and communications teams who update their site every week and are tired of fighting it, organisations with several countries or languages to manage, and anyone stuck on an old Drupal or WordPress build that's become hard to keep secure.
What we build
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Page builders
Your pages are made from a set of components we design around your content, such as text and image blocks, galleries, property listings or forms. Editors pick the blocks they need and fill them in, so a new page doesn't need a developer.
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Multisite and multilingual
One Statamic install can run sites for several countries and languages, with shared content where it makes sense and local content where it doesn't. That's how the MELCloud sites for Mitsubishi Electric work.
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Moving from another CMS
We moved Inspired Villages from Drupal 9, scripting the import so their properties and articles came across with their images and links intact. The same approach works for most older sites once we've seen how they're built.
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Forms and integrations
Enquiry forms with spam protection, payments through Stripe, and connections to the CRM or recruitment system your team already uses. Statamic sits on Laravel, so anything with an API can usually be connected.
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Accessibility and speed
We aim for WCAG 2.1 AA and check it with automated tests and scans. Pages are cached so they load quickly, and images are resized for each screen without anyone having to think about it.
Statamic sites we've built
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Mitsubishi Electric
MELCloud
One multisite Statamic install running the MELCloud sites for markets across Europe, each in its own language. It runs on Azure, with automated accessibility tests on every change, and we still look after it.
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Inspired Villages
Drupal to Statamic
A later-living operator's website, moved from Drupal 9 in 2026. We brought 1,112 properties and 131 articles across, built around 35 page builder components, and connected it to their CRM and recruitment system. Apogee Creative led the design and UX.
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The Archer Project
Five years and counting
A Sheffield homelessness charity whose site we've looked after since 2021, taking it from Statamic 3 to Statamic 6 as each version came out.
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A specialist insurer
Accessibility first
The corporate site for a specialist insurer, built on Statamic in 2024. Since launch we've fixed the issues flagged by Silktide accessibility scans and keep the site up to date each month.
“We've been impressed by how easy it is to use and its security, plus the quality of the build has been excellent.”
How a build runs
- We start with your content
- We look at what you publish and how your team works, then plan the components and fields around that. If an agency is leading the design, we work from their files and join their workshops.
- You get a quote by component
- Our quotes list the time for each component and feature, so you can see where the time goes and decide what can wait for a later phase.
- You see it as it's built
- There's a private staging site from the start, updated automatically as work is finished, so you can try things and give feedback early.
- We show your team how it works
- Before launch we walk your editors through the control panel and leave a written guide. The code comes with documentation and automated tests for whoever works on it next.
A smaller site is usually a few weeks of work. A larger one with a migration and several integrations, like Inspired Villages, runs over a few months. Once it's live, we can keep it updated and secure through our support and hosting.
Is Statamic right for you?
If you're weighing Statamic up against WordPress, we've written a plain comparison of Statamic and WordPress.
Some of our Statamic work comes through agencies, who lead the design while we build. If that's you, there's a page about how we work with agencies.
Questions we get asked
Can our team update the site without a developer?
Yep, that's the whole idea. The control panel is set up around your content, so editors only see the fields they need. We'll train your team before launch and leave a written guide.
Do we have to pay for Statamic?
The free version can work for a small site with a single admin. Most business sites need Statamic Pro, which is a licence per site with the first year of updates included, and we put that in our quote. The latest prices are on Statamic's website.
Can you move our existing site across?
Usually, yes. Pages, articles, images and listings can all come across, as they did when we moved Inspired Villages from Drupal. How much can be automated depends on how the old site was built, so we'd take a look first.
Where will the site be hosted?
We can set up and look after hosting through Laravel Forge or deploy to your own AWS or Azure account if your IT team would rather keep it in-house. Hosting is quoted separately from the build. There's more on our support and hosting page.
Will we be tied to you afterwards?
No. Statamic is well documented and Laravel has a huge developer community, so another developer could pick the site up. We hand over the code, the documentation and the tests.
Your next project deserves better. Hi.
Tell us what you’re building and we’ll come back with some questions, a rough idea of cost and how we’d approach it.