Static & Headless Sites
A static site serves prerendered HTML rather than generating pages on each request. The result is faster load times, a far smaller attack surface with no database or plugins to exploit, and minimal ongoing maintenance. It also makes the site fully readable to AI crawlers that do not execute JavaScript.
Prices shown are starting points. The final cost depends on the size and scope of your project, and we confirm it in writing before any work begins.
Not every site needs a CMS. A site whose content changes a few times a year carries all of WordPress's maintenance and security burden for very little benefit.
Static sites remove that. No database, no plugin updates, no malware risk, and hosting that costs almost nothing. Where content does need editing, a headless CMS provides an editor interface while the public site stays prerendered.
What's included
- Static site generation or headless architecture
- Prerendered HTML for every route
- Headless CMS integration where editing is needed
- Form handling without a server
- CDN deployment and configuration
- Full schema and SEO markup at build time
- AI crawler accessibility by default
Questions people actually ask
How do forms work without a backend?
Through a form service that receives the submission and forwards it: this site uses exactly that. You get email delivery, spam filtering and integrations without running or securing a server.
Can non-technical staff update a static site?
Yes, with a headless CMS. Editors work in a normal admin interface; a build runs on save and republishes the static files. The editing experience is comparable to WordPress.
Is static better for SEO?
For speed and crawlability, meaningfully yes, especially for AI crawlers that do not run JavaScript. It is not a ranking advantage in itself, but it removes an entire category of technical problems.