A fast website, connected to your CRM, calendar and email
At most companies the form on the site sends an email to info@, and someone later copies the details into the CRM by hand. WeAdapt builds the site in code with Claude Code and connects it to your systems from the start. A request goes straight into your CRM, the meeting into your calendar and the visitor into the right email sequence.
No page builder and no pile of plugins. weadapt.co is built this way itself: in code, in Dutch and English, with a blog that gets new articles every week without anyone opening a CMS.
What this gets used for
- A company site where every request lands in HubSpot or Pipedrive
- A landing page with a download that starts the email sequence in Brevo
- A bilingual site with a blog that gets new articles every week
- A client portal or quote module on your own data
Why your current site is not pulling its weight
The site looks fine, but the work only starts once a request comes in. And that work is done by hand.
The form sends an email to info@. Someone copies the details into the CRM when there is time. A lead that comes in on Friday hears back on Monday.
Editing a paragraph or adding a page goes through an agency, a quote and two weeks of waiting. So the site stays the way it was two years ago.
A page builder with separate plugins for forms, cookies and SEO. Every update is a gamble, and every plugin makes the site load slower.
No structured data, a messy sitemap and no second language. Ask ChatGPT for a company like yours and it names your competitor.
What WeAdapt builds
A site that is up as fast as one from a page builder, but does not get stuck afterwards.
Built in code, not in a page builder
WeAdapt writes the site with Claude Code. No theme that locks you in and no plugins to maintain. Pages load fast and the code lives in your own GitHub.
Every form connected
Contact, quote, download or sign-up: every form writes to your CRM and starts the next step. Nobody pulls details out of an inbox anymore.
Ready for Google and AI search
Structured data, sitemap, hreflang for Dutch and English and an llms.txt are in from day one. That way ChatGPT and Perplexity can find and mention your services too.
Changes without a new project
A paragraph, a page or a second language takes days, not a new engagement. Your team keeps the content up to date, the structure stays in code.
What the site connects to
Every connection removes a task someone in the office does today. WeAdapt only connects what you use.
Every request becomes a contact, with the page it came from and the question attached.
The visitor books a call themselves. The meeting lands in your calendar and the CRM knows about it.
A download or sign-up starts the right email sequence straight away, in the visitor's language.
A new lead is enriched and scored by Claude, and your team gets a ping in Slack or Teams.
Visitors get answers from your own knowledge. When the bot is not sure, the question goes to a colleague.
Posts and cases come from a source your team already uses. A new post goes live without a developer.
Pay for a workshop, ticket or product on the spot, with confirmation and invoice and no handwork.
Only after consent through the cookie bar. You see which pages bring in requests and which do not.
Live within four weeks
From the first call to a site that passes requests on. The columns below are as wide as the step takes.
What the site needs to deliver and which systems it has to connect to.
Page structure, copy and a first design, straight in the browser rather than as a picture.
The site in code and every form connected to your CRM, calendar and email tool. Tested with real requests.
Domain switched, redirects from the old site, and the code and access in your hands.
Who this is for
Service firms, agencies and B2B companies where the site is the first step to a call or a quote.
The systems are there, the site just does not talk to them. That is where the gain is.
Every change feels like a risk. Rebuilding in code is then faster than patching.
Shopify or WooCommerce wins there. WeAdapt can still connect them to your CRM and email tool.
A page with an address and phone number needs no integrations. A simple builder is cheaper.
If you want to drag blocks yourself, Webflow or Framer suits you better. Here your team keeps the content up to date, the design is fixed in code.
Questions about website development
A page builder is quick for the first version and slow for everything after: plugins, updates and a theme that locks you in. With Claude Code, WeAdapt builds the site in code in the same time. It loads faster, there are no plugins going stale and every connection does exactly what you need.
Yes. Blog posts, cases and fixed copy can come from markdown, Notion or a headless CMS, so a new post goes live without a developer. A change to the structure of the site is a request, and it is usually live within a few days.
Every old URL gets a redirect to its new page, so your rankings stay put. Titles, descriptions and structured data are carried over and improved where needed. Before launch the old site is measured, so you can see the difference.
Anything with an API or a webhook. In practice that is often HubSpot, Pipedrive, Calendly, Brevo, Mailchimp, Stripe, Mollie, Slack and n8n. If your tool is not on the list, WeAdapt looks at it in the first call.
You do. The code lives in your own GitHub, the domain and hosting are in your name. There is no licence around it that ties you to WeAdapt, and another developer can take it over later.
Also worth a look
Where do the requests from your site end up today?
Book a 30 minute call, or send a message through the contact page. Robin replies within a day.