Our services
Every service your site needs. One flat fee. From the first line of code to the SEO report that lands in your inbox every month, Bunched covers it. Here's exactly what's included.
01 — Included in every plan
Every Bunched site starts with a custom design — not a theme, not a template. We design around your brand, your content, and the actions you actually want visitors to take.
On the frontend, we build with SvelteKit or Next.js for near-instant load times. On the backend, your team gets a familiar WordPress or Craft CMS admin for editing content without touching code.
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02 — Growth & Premium plans
SEO isn't a one-time project — search engines reward sites that keep improving. Growth and Premium plans include a recurring SEO workflow: technical audits, on-page fixes, and content strategy that compounds month over month.
We track what's working with monthly health reports, so you can see rankings, traffic, and Core Web Vitals trending in the right direction.
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03 — Included in every plan
We build headless WooCommerce stores: your product catalog and orders live in WordPress, but customers shop on a custom storefront that loads faster and more reliably than a stock theme.
Because the storefront is decoupled from WordPress, a plugin conflict or backend hiccup never takes your checkout offline.
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04 — Included in every plan
Hosting is fully managed — you won't get a 'your site is down' email from us before we've already started fixing it. Every site runs on enterprise-grade infrastructure with SSL, a global CDN, and daily backups.
We handle core and plugin updates, security scanning, and uptime monitoring as part of every plan, so your site stays fast and safe without you lifting a finger.
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05 — Growth & Premium plans
Most websites need small, ongoing work — a new page, updated pricing, a seasonal promo banner. Growth and Premium plans include monthly support hours so that work gets done without a separate invoice.
Think of it as having a web team on staff, minus the overhead: request changes by email or Slack, and we take it from there.
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Splitting the content backend from the public-facing frontend means slow plugins, theme conflicts, and traffic spikes on the backend can't take your site offline. Visitors get a lightweight, pre-rendered frontend; your team keeps the WordPress or Craft CMS admin they already know for editing content.
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