Scoped first. Then one fixed fee.
Three kinds of engagement, the platforms we know to the database layer, and support for sites somebody else built. Every project is quoted as one amount against a written scope.
Most projects start with an audit and become one of three.
Stores that sell.
Shopify, WooCommerce and Drupal Commerce stores built around the purchase path: fewer steps to checkout, a mobile flow that works, and plumbing that holds when volume arrives.
Sites people believe.
Structure search engines can read, pages that load on a phone, and a front end your team can update without booking a developer.
What the platform can’t.
Plugins, apps and integrations for the logic no theme or add-on gets right. Documented and version-controlled, so they survive your next update.
Known to the database layer.
A typical build, week by week.
Already have a site? Tick what sounds familiar.
A monthly retainer for sites we built and sites we didn’t: updates, monitoring, fixes, and a real person who replies inside one working day.
Six common signs a site has nobody looking after it.
Ask about support →Not sure which one you need?
Send us your site. We’ll go through it and tell you honestly whether it needs a rebuild, a few fixes, targeted improvements, or nothing at all.
We rarely hire, and never in a hurry.
We don’t run an open pipeline or post generic listings. When a build needs a skill we don’t have, we go looking, usually through people we’ve already worked with.
If you’re the sort of engineer or designer who reads someone else’s code before rewriting it, we’d like to know you exist before we need you.
- Shopify or WordPress, deepLiquid, private apps, plugin internals: past the theme editor.
- Front end that survives handoffAccessible markup, real performance budgets, no framework worship.
- Writing, not just committingYou can explain a trade-off to a client without a diagram.
hello@pixelolabs.com · a person reads it, within one working day. Send your CV along with code, sites, or the thing you’re proudest of.