Treevoxa is a website development company for businesses that want a site that does its job: loads fast on a phone, explains clearly what you do, ranks for what your customers search, and turns visitors into enquiries. We build company websites, landing pages and online stores, and because we are a software team, we connect them to the systems behind your business when that helps.
Business website development, done like software
- Fast by default. Pages are rendered on the server and kept light, so they load quickly on mobile data. Images are sized and compressed for each screen.
- Findable. Every page gets its own title, description, headings and structured data, so search engines and AI assistants understand what it is about. Sitemaps, canonical tags and redirects are set up before launch, not after.
- Accessible. Real headings, alt text, keyboard navigation and enough contrast, so everyone can use the site and search engines can read it.
- Measured. Analytics and search console in place on day one, with forms that are tested end to end so enquiries reach your inbox.
This site is an example: a static site with structured data on every page, a sitemap, an llms.txt file for AI assistants, and a lead form tested in a real browser.
Websites we build
- Company websites that explain what you do in plain words and make it easy to get in touch.
- Landing pages for a product, a campaign or a single offer.
- Online stores with products, checkout and delivery, connected to your stock where it matters.
- Multi-language and multi-location sites, structured so each version can rank in its own market.
When a website needs logins, dashboards, bookings or a client portal, it becomes a web application. See web application development services.
Website design and development: the stack
| Part | What we use |
|---|---|
| Static and server-rendered sites | Plain HTML and CSS built by a script, or Next.js |
| Content editing | Markdown files, a headless CMS, or WordPress where editors need it |
| Stores | A custom store on your stock, or Shopify |
| Hosting | Vercel, your own cloud account, or hosting managed by us |
See WordPress development and Shopify app development if your site runs on either platform.
How a website project runs
- Discover. Who the site is for, what they need to find, and what you want them to do next.
- Structure and content. The pages, the keyword each page targets, what goes on each one, and who writes it.
- Design. A design that fits your brand, checked on phones first.
- Build and review. You review the site on a preview link as it is built.
- Launch. Domain, SSL, analytics, search console, redirects from any old URLs, and a plan for updates.
Engagement models for website work
- Fixed scope for a defined site, paid per milestone.
- Monthly support for updates, new pages and technical SEO after launch.
- White-label for agencies delivering sites to their clients. See white label software development.
What a business website costs
The number of pages, the features, the integrations and the content decide the price more than anything else. Our custom software development cost guide explains how quotes are built and how to compare them. We quote in US dollars, in writing, and reply to a brief within one business day.
Who website development is for
- Businesses with an outdated site that is slow, hard to edit or not bringing in enquiries.
- New businesses that need a clear, fast site from day one.
- Companies entering new markets that need pages for each language or region.
- Agencies that need a reliable development partner for client sites.
Will the new site keep our search rankings?
That is the plan from day one: every old URL keeps working or redirects in one hop, and titles, descriptions and structured data are carried over or improved.
Working across time zones on website projects
We work remotely with a daily overlap window in your working hours, agreed before the project starts. A new preview is usually waiting when your day starts.
What to send us for a website quote
Your current site if you have one, two or three sites you like and why, the pages you think you need, who will write the content, and when you need it live.