We design and build business websites and online stores around how your customers enquire and buy. Your team can edit the content, you own the code, and every page is built so Google and AI assistants can read it properly.
Websites and online stores from $1,500. Scope and price agreed before work starts, and you work directly with the founders.
A new website, an online store, a change to an existing site, or a question. Your message goes directly to Hassan and Imran.
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PandaCodeGen designs and builds fast business websites and online stores. We create new websites and redesign or rebuild existing sites around how your business works. When a project needs a migration, we plan how your content, URLs and integrations carry across. You get a content editor, training and code you own.
Sites we finished
Every screenshot below is a site that is live right now. Open any of them and check it yourself. Where a project has measured figures they are on its record, and where it does not, we say nothing about speed or traffic rather than estimate.
Connected security systems and business services, built as a custom Next.js site. Live, and credited in its own footer.
Open the live site
WordPress to Next.js. Owner confirmed 22 days, more than 200 addresses across 13 templates, zero downtime and no rankings lost.
Read the record
A product catalogue and quote experience. Twenty product types generated from one typed registry, with a single runtime route on the whole site.
Read the recordFour more, including three labelled founder affiliated, are on the work index, alongside the evidence standard each record has to meet before we publish it.
Evidence, not theater
No stock portraits, rotating star theatre, or anonymous outcome claims. These are short excerpts from public review pages, linked so you can read the full context yourself. Four of them carry Trustpilot’s own “unprompted” label, meaning we never asked for them.
Featured in
Woman’s World (opens in a new tab) quoted co-founder Hassan Jamal on how remote AI-training work operates.
Hassan was super helpful and communicative throughout the process.
Hassan was super helpful and communicative throughout the process. Reviewed by Marshall James on Trustpilot, March 2026.
Founder-affiliated, clearly labelled
Panda Patches is owned by a PandaCodeGen co-founder.
We built its platform but hold no ownership stake. It is presented as operating experience, not as an independent client endorsement.
We list every page, every piece of content, your analytics, your forms and everything they connect to before we build anything. Then we test the switchover against criteria you signed off.
Already have a website?
Replace it, rebuild it, or keep parts of it running. A custom storefront can still use Shopify for products and payments, a new site can keep your GoHighLevel CRM, and WordPress can stay as the editor if that suits you. You decide what stays; we work it out with you before quoting.
SaaS dashboards, internal tools, and AI integrations. When “off-the-shelf” isn't enough, we build exactly what you need.
Priced on its own
Apps and internal tools are quoted after one short call, not sold as a website package. We work out what it does, what data it holds and what it costs to run before anyone talks price.
Pages a crawler can read, a business described the same way everywhere, structured data that matches what visitors see, and claims backed by a source. We cannot guarantee a citation.
Headless Shopify and WooCommerce storefronts, when you have measured that the theme or an integration is genuinely the limit. Keep the commerce backend where it remains the right fit.
Tell us what you're building or what's slowing you down. We'll give you a straight answer. No pitch, no pressure.
Built in, not bolted on
A quote calculator, a service finder or an enquiry form that routes itself can be part of the build rather than three more products to license. Each one follows your rules, and the person who runs the business can change how it behaves without booking a developer.
Someone puts in their numbers and gets a figure that follows your pricing rules. Deposits, minimums, volume bands and the jobs you turn down are all part of the logic.
You edit: Your rates, tiers and the wording of the result
Filters that match how customers actually choose, and a page for each result that search engines can index on its own.
You edit: Entries, categories, filter options and the empty-result message
Questions that change with what the visitor picks, then the enquiry lands in the right inbox with the context already attached.
You edit: Questions, answer options and where each type of enquiry lands
The features we build you carry no separate monthly licence, and no vendor can retire one or change its price. That is the part we can promise. Running costs are a different question: hosting, email delivery, your content system and anything taking payments still have their own plans, and your quote names them before you commit. Which of your current subscriptions can actually end, we answer from your invoices rather than a table of list prices.
Pricing
Answer three questions so we know what we are looking at, and a founder comes back with a price. The published packages are on the pricing page.
Question 1 of 3
Four reviewable stages, with the important decisions recorded before launch.
We inventory the current URLs, content, forms, analytics, integrations, and measurable baselines before recommending a migration scope.
We document what should stay, move, integrate, or be replaced, along with dependencies, risks, acceptance criteria, and operating costs.
The new implementation is delivered in reviewable checkpoints so content, behavior, integrations, and edge cases can be validated before cutover.
Before cutover, we test redirects, forms, analytics, accessibility, metadata, monitoring, and the rollback path against the approved launch checklist.
Tell us your current platform, primary risk, and target timeline.
The Team
When you book a call, Hassan answers. He writes every line of code. Imran leads the architecture. Contracts and support are US-based, and you get a founder on every project. No Manhattan office rent in your invoice, no account managers, no white-label outsourcing.
Builds the architectures. Writes the code. 900+ GitHub contributions this year across live client projects. Every commit is visible. US contracts and support. Senior engineering with direct founder access.
Co-founded PandaCodeGen with Hassan and leads the architecture. He decides whether a migration is worth doing, designs how the pieces fit, and plans cutovers that do not take you offline. Hassan writes the code. Imran makes sure it scales.
FAQ
No, and this is the part most people get wrong about custom code in 2026. Every package includes an editor built into your own site. You sign in, change the words, swap a photo, update your opening hours or add a staff member, and the live site updates in about a minute. There is no deploy, no ticket and no developer. Ladies 4 Jesus runs that way today: nine content types and five moderated submission paths, run by the owner, not by us. What still needs us is a new page template, a new feature or a change to how something works, and that is quoted like any other work. So the honest line is that you change what the site says, you operate whatever it was built to do, and we build the things it cannot do yet.
No, and it would not be honest to imply it. Your quote lists the features being built, and those are fixed in price before work starts. Something new later is scoped and priced the same way, before anyone begins. What you do not pay for again is the thing you already bought: a calculator we built you keeps working, keeps being editable, and never arrives with a renewal notice or a price rise. The distinction that matters is between changing what an existing feature does, which is usually a setting you control, and adding a feature the site has never had, which is new work.
No. There is no compulsory retainer, and nothing we build stops working if you never take one. The feature lives in code you own, on accounts in your name. What a feature does still need is the services underneath it: a form needs email delivery, an editable feature needs your content system, and anything taking payments needs a payment provider. Those are billed by those providers, on plans your quote names before you commit, and they carry on whether we are involved or not. Optional monthly support covers maintenance, small changes and the search and content work you choose, and it is quoted against your actual site rather than sold as a fixed tier. Hosting can be part of that arrangement on terms agreed with you, rather than being included automatically.
No. We start at $1,500 for a site of up to 7 pages, and a small project is quoted the same way as a large one. Most custom Next.js agencies will not start below $10,000, and several will not start below $50,000, so a small business is often told no before it gets a price. You get a fixed price before we begin either way.
From $1,500 for a business site of up to 7 pages. From $3,500 for 8 to 20 pages with your blog moved and every old link forwarded, which is what most people pick. From $5,000 for a large catalogue, subscriptions, custom checkout logic, more than 20 pages, or more than one language. A simple store of a few products starts at Starter, at $1,500. Anything bigger is quoted after a call. The price is fixed before we start and your written quote has the exact figure. Your content, your Google settings and your design all come across. The representative pages named in your scope are tested to 90 or better on Lighthouse, mobile and desktop. No monthly plugin fees, and you own the code. The representative pages named in your quote score 90 or better on Google's Lighthouse lab test on phone and desktop, and we test three times before handover. If none of these match what you have, call +1 (302) 773-8982 or email info@pandacodegen.com and we will quote it.
Type in your web address and you get your load time, your Google speed scores, your technical SEO and any obvious security problems, with specific things to fix. It takes under a minute. No email, no signup, no sales call. It is a snapshot of your site today, not a claim about money you are losing.
Most WordPress and Shopify sites we look at take 3 to 8 seconds to load. We build for under a second, and the representative pages named in your scope score 90 or better on Lighthouse, Google's lab test, on phone and desktop. We test three times and show you the results. That lab score is the condition we deliver. The number PageSpeed shows at the top of the report is different: it is Chrome User Experience Report field data, collected from your actual visitors over 28 days, and it depends on their devices, their networks and whatever gets added to the site later. We keep measuring that with you rather than promise it.
Yes. We build custom Shopify storefronts using headless architecture: your customers see a fast custom front end while you keep managing products and orders in Shopify as usual. If your store is slow because of app bloat, a heavy theme or unoptimised code, we replace the storefront layer with custom code while your entire Shopify backend stays in place for products, orders and payments. Speed improvement varies by store, so we measure your baseline before quoting.
Nobody controls Google, so anyone promising your rankings is guessing. What we do is forward every single old web address to its new page, carry across your titles, descriptions and blog content, and watch Google Search Console before and after launch. Your old site stays live until the new one is confirmed working, and if anything is wrong we switch back. On the MyCustomPatches move, confirmed by the owner: 200-plus pages in 22 days, no downtime, and no rankings lost in the 30 days after launch. Speed and hosting figures for that project are withdrawn while we recheck the original test records.
Faster hosting and caching help, but they do not change the underlying model: WordPress assembles each page on request by querying the database, loading plugins and rendering the theme. Caching plugins such as WP Rocket or W3 Total Cache put a static copy in front of that work, which helps until the cache misses, the page is personalised or a plugin update changes the output. A statically generated or server-rendered custom build removes the assembly step instead of hiding it, which is why the improvement holds up under load and after updates.
Understand headless commerce architecture, Shopify and Medusa options, performance evidence, cost, operating tradeoffs and when a custom storefront is justified.
Profile slow routes, isolate server, cache, database, theme, plugin, media and third-party work, then decide whether migration is justified.
An eight-step Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals process for improving representative pages without false 100-score promises.
