PandaCodeGen, in plain terms.

PandaCodeGen designs and develops WordPress websites, custom business websites, online stores and software. The founders work directly with clients on new builds, improvements, migrations and integrations. Optional monthly AI SEO and ongoing support are scoped separately.

Business websites and online stores, including WordPress builds when they fit the client and custom builds when the requirements call for them. The founders work directly with clients on new sites, improvements and migrations, with a written scope, documentation and an editing walkthrough. WordPress for suitable website projects. Custom builds use Next.js, with Sanity as the CMS where a project needs editorial workflows. Every build that uses Sanity includes training on Sanity Studio for your team and written documentation for it. We also build the databases, logins and file storage a project needs, usually on Supabase, or on MongoDB or another database if you have a preference. The platform, licences and ongoing responsibilities are agreed in the proposal.

We build interactive tools that sit on a business's own website: price and quote calculators tied to your real prices, product configurators, file viewers and converters, colour and product matchers, booking and lead forms that feed your CRM, and AI generators that turn a description into a draft image or text. Where it suits the tool, it runs in the visitor's browser, so their files are not uploaded. A tool can end in a price, a quote or a booking, and each one is quoted to scope like any custom work. The working example is the six free tools we built for Panda Patches, a founder-owned store: a thread colour chart of 719 thread codes that matches the colours in an uploaded logo on the visitor's own device, DST and PES embroidery file viewers, a DST and PES converter that works in both directions, a stitch count calculator that prices the estimate from the live pricing engine, and an AI patch generator that uses the FLUX.1 [schnell] model through fal.ai. AI generators are billed per use by the model provider. For example, fal.ai billed $0.12 for the AI patch generator from 1 to 13 October 2026: 39 megapixels of images at $0.003 per megapixel.

No. SEO-safe describes the controls used to reduce avoidable migration risk, including URL inventory, redirect mapping, metadata and canonical parity, internal links, structured data, staging checks, cutover monitoring, and rollback planning. Search engines control crawling, indexing, rankings, and rich results.

The published custom website starting points are Starter: From $1,500. Up to 7 pages, with a content editor for your words, images and business details. Set up, documented, and we train you on it. Growth: From $3,500. 8 to 20 pages, a content model built around your own collections, full migration with redirect map. Scale: From $5,000. More than 20 pages, a large catalogue, subscriptions or custom commerce logic, or more than one language. A small store is not automatically this tier: a simple catalogue of a few products starts at Starter. WordPress builds and focused improvements are quoted to their own scope. The accepted written proposal sets the price and deliverables before work starts.

A common starting structure is 30 percent at onboarding and 70 percent at the delivery milestone. The accepted project terms control each engagement. Refund protection is tied to failure to deliver the signed scope, not a general change-of-mind promise. Timing, exceptions and ownership consequences are documented before work begins.

A 90+ Lighthouse handover target on mobile and desktop for the representative pages named in the written scope, verified across three recorded runs before handover. It is a lab acceptance target, not a ranking, traffic, or revenue promise. Field data in the Chrome User Experience Report is measured from real visitors over 28 days and depends on their devices, networks and anything added after handover, so it is measured with the client rather than promised.

You receive the project code and design files we create for you, plus documentation and control of the production accounts. If you then take a monthly support or care plan, that doesn't change: we keep sharing the code, documentation and accounts with you, so you always have your own copy. Third-party themes, plugins, services and assets remain under their own licence terms.