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Static & JAMstack Sites,Pre-Built for Speed
Short answer: Static and JAMstack sites are pages pre-built at deploy time into plain HTML, then served straight from a CDN instead of rendered on a live server per request. Because there is no database or server to hit on each visit, they load in milliseconds, cost little to host, and have almost no attack surface. With Next.js we use static generation (SSG) plus incremental regeneration for content that changes. Most marketing sites and docs launch in roughly 3–6 weeks; we build them end to end, in-house in Houston.
What Static & JAMstack Development Actually Means
JAMstack is an architecture — JavaScript, APIs, and pre-rendered Markup — where pages are compiled to static HTML ahead of time and pushed to a content delivery network. A visitor gets a finished file from the nearest edge location instead of waiting on a server to assemble the page, so first paint is near-instant. With Next.js this is static site generation: at build time the framework turns your content into HTML, and dynamic bits (forms, search, cart) are handled by APIs called from the browser after load.
The decisions that matter are what to render statically versus what needs fresh data, and how often to rebuild. Next.js incremental static regeneration lets a page rebuild on a schedule or on demand, so a blog or product list stays current without going fully server-rendered. The trade-off to watch: content that must be personalized or truly real-time per user is a poor fit for pure static, and a site with tens of thousands of pages needs a build strategy so deploys stay fast. Get those calls right and you get a site that is fast, cheap, and hard to break.
We scope which pages are static, which regenerate, and which call an API before building, so the architecture matches how your content actually changes. Content, design, and engineering sit on one team in Westchase, so the person editing copy and the person shipping the build are never two vendors apart.
What we cover
Static & JAMstack Sites We Build
Documentation sites
Fast, searchable docs and knowledge bases built from Markdown or MDX.
Landing pages
Campaign and launch pages that ship in days and score green on speed.
Blogs & content hubs
Content-driven sites with incremental regeneration so posts stay fresh.
Headless CMS front-ends
Static front-ends fed by Sanity, Contentful or headless WordPress.
Docs & handbooks
Internal or public handbooks versioned in Git and deployed on every change.
Services
Static & JAMstack Development Services
Full-cycle static and JAMstack builds — from a single fast landing page to a large content site with a headless CMS behind it.
Static site builds (SSG)
New Next.js sites pre-rendered at build time and deployed to a global CDN.
Headless CMS integration
Wire your content into Sanity, Contentful, Prismic or headless WordPress so editors work without touching code.
Static migration from WordPress
Move a slow, plugin-heavy WordPress site to a static Next.js front-end you can host for a fraction of the cost.
Incremental regeneration setup
Configure ISR and on-demand rebuilds so content updates go live without a full redeploy.
Performance & Core Web Vitals
Image optimization, font loading and bundle tuning to keep every page green.
Support & hosting
CI/CD, preview deploys, monitoring and content updates after launch.
Tools & platforms
The Static & JAMstack Stack We Build With
The exact toolset depends on your goals — these are the platforms we use most, and we work with whatever your team already relies on.
Framework & Core
Content & CMS
UI & Styling
APIs & Dynamic Bits
Route Handlersserverless functionsform endpointsAlgolia / Pagefind search
Hosting & Edge
Build & CI/CD
Chosen per project — not a fixed menu. Have a preferred tool or platform? We’ll work with it.
Built to last
Secure, Accessible & Built to Last
We build on modern, well-supported frameworks with security and accessibility baked in — dependency hygiene, input validation, HTTPS and WCAG-minded UI — so your product is safe and usable from day one.
You own all the code and assets. Everything ships with documentation and a clean handover, so your team (or ours) can maintain and extend it without lock-in.
Who we work with
Industries We Build For
20+ years across sectors — in Houston and internationally.
Transparent pricing
Estimate your project in seconds
Pick what you’re building for an indicative range, then request an exact quote. No email wall.
Simple prices for typical tasks
- Marketing sitefrom $8k
- Web appfrom $18k
- Headless commercefrom $25k
- Care planfrom $500/mo
Proof
700+ projects, 20+ years
See the products and growth work we’ve shipped across industries — and request a case study relevant to yours.
How we work
Fixed scope. Sprints. Working software.
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Scope & fixed estimate
A short discovery call turns your idea into a clear spec and a firm range — free.
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Design & architecture
UX, data model and stack chosen for your scale, not ours.
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Build in sprints
Working software every 1–2 weeks — you see progress, not promises.
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Launch & scale
We ship, measure and keep improving with care plans.
FAQ
Static & JAMstack Sites: FAQs
What is a JAMstack site in plain terms?
A JAMstack site is one where every page is built into plain HTML ahead of time and served from a CDN, instead of being assembled by a server on each visit. That makes it fast to load, cheap to host, and hard to hack, because there is no live database sitting behind the page waiting to be attacked.
How much does a static or JAMstack site cost?
A focused static marketing site or docs site typically starts around $3.5k–$8k, and larger content sites with a headless CMS run higher. The exact figure depends on page count, whether you need a CMS, and how much custom design is involved. We confirm scope and a fixed price on a free call before any work starts.
How long does it take to build?
Most static marketing sites and documentation sites launch in about 3–6 weeks. A single landing page can ship in a few days; a large multi-language content site with a CMS integration takes longer. We give you a timeline tied to your actual scope, not a generic estimate.
Can content still be updated if the site is static?
Yes. We connect a headless CMS like Sanity or Contentful so your team edits content in a friendly dashboard, and Next.js incremental static regeneration rebuilds just the changed pages automatically. You get the speed of static with the editing experience of a normal CMS.
When is static the wrong choice?
Static is a poor fit when pages must be personalized per logged-in user or show truly real-time data on every request — a live trading dashboard or an account portal, for example. Those call for server-side rendering instead, which we also build; often we mix both in one Next.js app.
Do you build static sites for clients outside Houston?
Yes. We are based in Houston but work with clients across Texas, the USA, and internationally, all delivered by our in-house team. Static sites are especially easy to hand off remotely because the whole site is version-controlled in Git and deploys automatically.
Do you work with businesses in Houston?
Yes. We are a Houston full-service agency at 9800 Richmond Ave in Westchase, near the Energy Corridor, and we regularly meet local clients in person. Working with a nearby team means design, content, and engineering decisions happen face to face when that helps.
Will a static site help my SEO?
It helps a lot. Static pages send real HTML to crawlers instantly and score well on Core Web Vitals, which Google uses as a ranking signal. We pair that speed with clean metadata, sitemaps, and JSON-LD schema so the technical foundation for ranking is solid from launch.
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