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New Website Builds

Structure, copy, design, and build for a company that has outgrown what it has. Planned around the pages that earn money rather than the pages the old site happened to have.

Website Redesigns

A rebuild that keeps the search traffic you already earned. What already ranks gets listed in week one, not during launch week.

WordPress Development

Custom themes, block themes, plugin work, and migrations. The platform we run ourselves, which means we know its worst habits firsthand.

Shopify Design And Build

Setting up a store, customizing the theme, choosing apps, and moving off WooCommerce or BigCommerce, with the catalog behind your Shopping ads kept honest.

Webflow Builds

For marketing teams that want to publish without a developer, with the trade off named before you commit rather than after.

Landing Page Design

Single purpose pages for paid campaigns, with the message matched to the ad and the tracking working before the first click arrives.

Website Care Plans

Updates, backups, security, uptime, and small changes, billed monthly. The unglamorous work that decides whether the site still works in a year.

The Platform Decision Itself

Sometimes the right answer is to keep what you have and fix three things. We will tell you that before we quote a rebuild.

  1. 1
    First Draft Layout. Mostly Taken.

    A generator produces a clean, conventional page faster than any human can wireframe one. If your site needs to look like other sites in your category, this is solved.

  2. 2
    Component Code. Mostly Taken.

    Buttons, forms, grids, and animations come out working. A developer now edits and integrates rather than writing from nothing, which is why builds cost less than they did.

  3. 3
    Copy Variants. Largely Taken.

    Rewriting a paragraph six ways is quick and cheap. Deciding which of the six is true about your business is not, and the tools have no way to know.

  4. 4
    Images And Placeholders. Largely Taken.

    Generated imagery has replaced stock for a lot of uses. It has also made a lot of sites look like each other, which is a real cost nobody mentions.

  5. 5
    Information Architecture. Partly Taken.

    A tool can propose a sitemap from a description. It cannot know that half your traffic lands on one page that is buried four clicks deep.

  6. 6
    The Technical Foundation. Barely Taken.

    Crawlability, redirects, schema that actually emits, and speed on a real host with real plugins. Generated sites routinely ship broken here and look fine.

  7. 7
    Integration Work. Not Taken.

    Your CRM, your booking system, your inventory, your payment flow, and the legacy thing nobody wants to touch. This is where builds still fail.

  8. 8
    Deciding What The Business Should Say. Not Taken At All.

    Which offer leads, which proof carries it, what to leave out. This is the whole job, and no prompt has ever answered it for anyone.

Talk It Through
PlatformWho it suitsWhat you give upWho can edit itWhat it costs to run
WordPressContent heavy sites, service businesses, anyone who wants to own everything outrightUpdates and security fall to you, or to us on a monthly planAnyone, once the templates are set up properlyHosting, a handful of licences, and the care to keep it upright
ShopifyStores that want checkout, payments, and inventory handled and not builtDeep customization gets expensive, and you rent the platform permanentlyYour team, for products and content, within the theme's limitsA monthly plan, transaction fees, and the apps that creep in
WebflowMarketing teams at B2B and SaaS companies who want to publish without a developerCMS limits, thin ecommerce, and hosting you cannot move away from easilyYour marketing team, which is the entire reason people pick itMonthly, per site, and more than WordPress hosting
Leave it where it isSites that work, rank, and convert but need three specific things fixedThe satisfaction of a launch, which is worth less than it feelsWhoever edits it nowAlmost nothing, which is the point
Ask Which Platform
See If We Fit

B2B And SaaS

Marketing sites where the team needs to publish without waiting for a developer. Webflow wins here more often than not, and the CMS gets built around who edits it.

Ecommerce And DTC

Shopify stores where the catalog structure decides more than the theme does. The feed that runs your Shopping ads is the same catalog, so it gets planned once.

Home And Kitchen

Showrooms, dealers, and long consideration purchases. The site carries photography, specification, and location detail, and it has to survive being edited by non technical staff.

Local And Professional Services

Sites where a visible phone number and evidence you are real outrank everything else on the page. Usually WordPress, usually with a care plan.

WordPress ran 41.2 percent of all websites and 59.1 percent of sites on a known content system, measured in July 2026.

Of one million homepages tested in February 2026, 95.9 percent had accessibility failures a machine could detect, averaging 56.1 errors each.

That failure rate rose from 94.8 percent the year before, reversing six straight years of small improvement.
Shopify reported 115.6 billion dollars in merchant sales for the quarter ending June 2026, up 32 percent on the year before.
  • Decide

    Which pages carry the money, who edits them, what they connect to, and what the site is for. The platform choice comes out of these answers, not before them.

  • Design

    Structure first as flat wireframes, then the visual work on top. You see the skeleton and sign off on it before anyone argues about a colour.

  • Build

    Templates built to be edited, with crawl, speed, and schema settled while the build happens rather than afterwards.

  • Launch

    Redirects ship before the switch. We crawl that same day and test forms and tracking with real submissions.

  • Run It

    Care on a monthly plan, or a clean handover to whoever takes it on instead. Both are fine and we will say which we think fits.

Start With The Free Audit
Your website auditFree
  • Speed on real visitor data, by template
  • Structure against search demand
  • Crawl and index coverage
  • Forms, tracking, and the conversion path
  • Accessibility problems a machine can find
  • What the site costs to run as it stands
  1. 1
    Tell us about the site

    The URL, the platform, who edits it, and what frustrates you about it.

  2. 2
    We read it

    Nothing but the address to start. Read only access to Search Console and Analytics goes deeper, and an NDA is available on request.

  3. 3
    You get the scorecard and a call

    A written scorecard ranked by impact, then a call to walk through it.

Client logo 2 - Shark/Ninja

The Komplex team helped us reach new audiences and drive higher conversions.

Client logo 2 - Hush Puppies

Strategies that delivered results beyond our expectations.

Client logo 2 - Saucony
Their expertise helped us scale efficiently, attract more customers, and drive measurable growth.
Client logo 2 - Blayze
Komplex played a key role in growing our user base and optimizing our marketing efforts.

Why pay an agency when AI can build a website?

Because production is not the expensive part any more. The tools will give you a competent page quickly. They will not tell you which offer to lead with, which four pages carry your revenue, or why your quote form loses people at field seven. If your project is mostly layout and copy variants, use the tools. If it involves integrations, search traffic you cannot afford to lose, or a decision about what the business should say, that is where we come in.

Who actually does the work?

Strategy, structure, copy, search, and the technical decisions come from one senior lead, and that person stays on your account. Design and development come from a small group of freelancers we have worked alongside for years. The same lead manages and reviews their work. There is no design floor behind us. Better you hear that here than work it out later.

Do I own the website when it is finished?

Yes, all of it. The code, the design files, the domain, the hosting account, the platform account, and any licences bought for the project sit in your name. We work through access you can remove at any time. If we part ways, you keep everything and nothing stops working.

How long does a website take to build?

Page count, integrations, and how fast content arrives all decide it. Content is what stalls a project, not the building of it. We quote in stages with a date attached to each stage instead of one date at the end. You can see a project slipping while there is still time to act.

How much does a website cost?

A five page marketing site and a hundred page rebuild with a CRM integration are different jobs, so any published range is close to meaningless. Scope decides it far more than who you hire does. Start with the free audit. The fee that follows is built from your site, not from an average of everyone else’s. If you want a rough sense before committing to anything, tell us what the site has to do and we will talk it through.

WordPress, Shopify, or Webflow. Which should we use?

It comes down to what you are publishing and who has to publish it. WordPress if you want to own everything and have content to manage. Shopify if you are selling and would rather rent the checkout than build one. Webflow for a marketing team that has to publish unaided and can live with the limits. Trade offs are in the table above, and sometimes the honest answer is to keep what you have.

Who writes the content?

Usually us, because waiting on client copy is the most common reason web projects stall. We write the structure and the page copy as part of the build and you approve it. Already have a writer you trust? We supply the structure and the word counts and work around them.

What happens after launch?

Either you take it, or we keep it running on a care plan. Sites decay quietly: plugins fall behind, forms break, an update changes something nobody notices for six weeks. Whichever route you pick, you get the handover documentation and the accounts either way.

Will the site be accessible?

We build to the WCAG 2.2 AA standard and test against it, and that is what any honest agency can promise. Nobody can promise legal compliance or immunity from a claim, and any agency that does is selling you something they do not control. We will also tell you plainly that accessibility overlay widgets do not work and have lost repeatedly in court.

Can we edit the site ourselves?

Yes, and that shapes how the templates get built. A non technical person on your side should manage a new page, a swapped photo, or a price change unaided. We show you how at handover and write it down. If you would rather not, that is what the care plan covers.

What will you not build?

Native mobile apps, custom software, and anything that needs an in house engineering team. We also will not build on a platform we think is wrong for you just because you asked. We will explain why, then do what you decide.

Will a new site hurt our search rankings?

It can, and that is how most redesigns go wrong. The protection is a URL map and a ranking inventory written before the design starts, redirects live before the switch, and a crawl on launch day. Our website redesign page covers how, and the technical SEO page covers the mechanics.

Do you handle hosting?

We pick a host, register it in your name, and manage it monthly if you would like us to. We do not resell hosting, because it puts us between you and your own site for no good reason. Most of our WordPress work sits on Kinsta and we are happy to explain why.

Do you work with companies outside Austin, Texas?

Yes. Komplex is based in Austin with a presence in New York City and Reykjavik, and most web work happens remotely by nature. Sites selling in more than one country get the language and market structure planned at the start rather than bolted on later.

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