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Web solution: a build handed to you, not licensed to you.

CloudService designs and builds marketing sites, web applications, and the integrations between them — including with its own API — from a scope call through launch and handover, with source and access handed over in full at the end.

Format
Scoped engagement
Stack
Framework-agnostic
Output
Working build + docs
Start
Via support
The 8-step engagement: share your idea, free consultation, receive proposal, confirm and place order, design and development, review and feedback, testing and final delivery, launch and support.

Simple process, clear steps.

Process · sequential

Diagram of the eight-step engagement sequence: share your idea, free consultation, receive proposal, confirm and place order, design and development, review and feedback, testing and final delivery, and launch and support, read left to right. A loop links review and feedback back to design and development, marked "per round", showing that design and review repeat together for as many rounds as needed before the sequence continues to testing and launch.PER ROUND01SHARE02CONSULT03PROPOSAL04CONFIRM05DESIGN06REVIEW07TEST08LAUNCH
Fig. 1 — Engagement sequence
  1. 01

    Share your idea

    Tell us the business idea, requirements, features, and any preferences you already have in mind.

  2. 02

    Free consultation

    We talk through what you need and suggest the solution that fits, at no cost and with no commitment.

  3. 03

    Receive proposal

    A written proposal follows, covering timeline, features, and a cost estimate specific to your project.

  4. 04

    Confirm and place order

    Review the proposal, confirm the scope, and the engagement begins.

  5. 05

    Design and development

    UI/UX design comes first, then the build itself.

  6. 06

    Review and feedback

    You review progress as it happens and request changes before anything is treated as final.

  7. 07

    Testing and final delivery

    The build goes through thorough testing, then handover.

  8. 08

    Launch and support

    We help with launch, and support continues after.

Shorter version of the same path: contact us, share your requirements, receive a proposal and confirm, we build it, then launch and grow.

Why choose us.

  • Experienced team — delivery led by people who have shipped this kind of work before, not a first attempt.
  • Quality assurance — testing and review happen before handover, not after a launch date has already passed.
  • On-time delivery — the proposal's timeline is the one we build against.
  • Modern, responsive design — every build is designed to work across devices and screen sizes from the start.
  • Dedicated support — support continues after launch, through the same contact you used to start the project.

Kinds of work this covers.

General categories of work. The concrete stack, hosting, and tooling for a given project are decided per engagement during scoping, not listed here.

Architecture · static

Diagram of the general shape shared by any build: a user's request crosses into the build through a frontend, which calls an API layer for requests and business logic, which reads and writes a data layer for storage and persistence. A dashed leader off the API layer leads to external services outside the build's own boundary, such as a CMS, a payment processor, or another third-party service. No specific framework, database, or host is named.THE BUILDUSERFRONTENDUI + presentationAPIrequests + logicDATAstorage + persistenceEXTERNAL SERVICESCMS · payments · third-party
Fig. 2 — Site & app architecture
Kind of workWhat it typically involves
Marketing & content sitesBrochure sites, landing pages, and other content-led surfaces meant to represent the business publicly.
Web applicationsDashboards, internal tools, and customer-facing products built as full applications rather than static pages.
IntegrationsConnecting a site or app to the CloudService API, a CMS, a payment processor, or another third-party service.
Migrations & rebuildsMoving an existing site or app to a new stack, framework, or host without losing what already works.

We capture interest, you get quality leads.

Sites and apps we build can also be wired to attract visitors and route the ones worth following up straight to you, as part of the same engagement rather than a separate tool.

The lead capture funnel: attract, engage, capture, organize, nurture, deliver — with what gets captured and the business benefits alongside it.

Funnel · narrowing

Diagram of the six-stage lead funnel, drawn as bars of decreasing height left to right: attract, engage, capture, organize, nurture, and deliver. A dashed line traces the taper across the top of each bar, showing the funnel narrowing from broad attention at the start to a smaller set of verified leads delivered at the end.01ATTRACT02ENGAGE03CAPTURE04ORGANIZE05NURTURE06DELIVER
Fig. 3 — Lead funnel
  1. 01

    Attract

    Traffic reaches the site or app through ads, SEO, social, content, and referrals.

  2. 02

    Engage

    Landing pages, popups and forms, chat and WhatsApp, and lead magnets turn a visit into interest.

  3. 03

    Capture

    Short and multi-step forms collect the details, with instant validation and spam protection built in.

  4. 04

    Organize

    Leads land in your CRM, auto-tagged, scored, and segmented as they come in.

  5. 05

    Nurture

    Email campaigns, WhatsApp follow-up, drip sequences, and further value content keep the conversation going.

  6. 06

    Deliver

    Verified leads reach you with real-time alerts, plus reports you can export and download.

What gets captured.

Forms are built to collect name, email, phone, company, requirement details, an optional budget, project timeline, and any additional notes — whichever fields the funnel needs.

Why it’s worth adding.

  • Quality leads — the funnel filters for people worth following up, not just a higher count of form submissions.
  • Saves time — automated capture and organizing means less manual chasing of every enquiry.
  • Cost effective — runs as part of the same engagement rather than a separate tool subscription to manage.
  • Higher conversions — better organized, faster-followed-up leads convert at a higher rate than an inbox of unsorted enquiries.
  • Reliable and secure — collection is spam-filtered and built to respect the privacy of anyone who submits a form.

What arrives at handover.

Assembly · static

Diagram of what a client receives at handover, drawn as a labelled assembly: a single handover spine with a leader line to each of four parts — repository and source access, a deployed build, build documentation, and a handover walkthrough.HANDOVERREPOSITORYDEPLOYMENTDOCUMENTATIONWALKTHROUGH
Fig. 4 — Handover assembly
Source and repository access
The client owns the code; nothing is held back to keep a subscription running.
A deployed build
Live at the agreed domain and hosting, not left on staging.
Build documentation
What was built and how it's configured, in writing.
A handover walkthrough
A session covering the build before the engagement closes.

What this page does not say.

  • We describe the kind of work — marketing sites, web applications, integrations, and migrations — in general terms. The specific stack, hosting, and tooling are decided per project during scoping, not listed here.
  • We do not publish a portfolio or a completeness guarantee for sites and apps we build. What ships is scoped to your requirements, not a generic template.
  • Pricing and timelines are scoped per project rather than published here — share your requirements through the contact options below and we will return a proposal.
  • We do not publish team size or client names and case studies on this page.

Tell us what you’re building.

Every engagement starts with a scoping conversation about the site or app, the stack, and what launch looks like. Reach out through support to start one.

Contact support

Talk to us before you commit.

Reach CloudService directly, or raise a ticket if you’d rather keep a written record.