Your site, connected to the tools you already run on.
A website that doesn't talk to the rest of your business is just a brochure. We connect your CRM, booking system, email list, or payment provider directly. No plugin bloat, no duct tape.
The tools your business already runs on.
If it has an API or an embeddable widget, it can usually be wired into the site.
CRM & forms
Leads and enquiries land straight in the CRM you already check every day.
Booking & scheduling
Calendly, Cal.com, or your own booking platform, embedded natively in the flow.
Payments
Stripe or Shopify checkout, wired up to take payment without leaving the site.
Email & marketing
Sign-ups flow into the list you already use: Mailchimp, ConvertKit, or similar.
Analytics & tracking
Know where visitors come from and what they do, without slowing the site down.
Custom APIs
Something more specific to your business? If it has an API, we can talk it through.
Native, not a plugin stack.
WordPress sites lean on plugins to connect anything external, each one adding its own JavaScript, its own update cycle, its own point of failure. We integrate directly against the tool's API instead.
That means fewer moving parts, nothing to keep updated, and no risk of a plugin conflict breaking your site at 2am. It also means the integration only loads what it actually needs, so the rest of the page stays fast.
Integration questions answered.
Can you integrate with the specific CRM/booking tool we already use?
In most cases, yes. If the tool has a public API or a hosted embed/widget, we can connect it. Tell us what you're using in the project brief and we'll confirm before anything starts.
What if our tool doesn't have a public API?
Some platforms only offer a hosted widget or embed script rather than a full API. We can still add those, just with less customisation over how they look and behave than a native integration.
Will integrations slow the site down?
Not the site itself. Astro pages stay static and fast regardless of what's connected behind the scenes. A booking widget or chat script loads independently and doesn't touch your Lighthouse score for the rest of the page.
Can integrations be added after the site is already live?
Yes. Since you own the code, adding a new integration later is a small, scoped piece of work, not a rebuild. Covered under support, or as a one-off if it's substantial.
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