Web development

Fast websites AI crawlers can actually understand.

We build on Squarespace for speed-to-launch and Astro + Cloudflare Pages when AEO and performance are non-negotiable. Either way: low-JS, fully structured, edge-cached, and answer-ready.

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Direct answer

WebbROI builds websites optimized for answer engines. That means static-first rendering (near-zero JavaScript), valid structured data on every page, a curated llms.txt, clean robots policy, and sub-second loads via Cloudflare’s edge — so AI crawlers and human buyers both get exactly what they came for.

Two stacks, one principle

Right tool for the job.

Squarespace

Speed-to-launch

Beautiful sites, fast. Best when you need to ship now and want a managed platform. We layer Cloudflare in front for caching, Speed Brain, and header control — and add custom plugins where Squarespace falls short.

Astro + Cloudflare

AEO ceiling broken

Static-first, zero-JS by default, full schema control, a content API via markdown, and an automated posting pipeline. This is what we run webbROI on. The move when performance and AEO are the priority.

Deliverables

What you get.

AEO-optimized site architecture
Custom Squarespace or Astro build
Schema + llms.txt + robots setup
Cloudflare edge configuration
Migration from any platform
Blog content pipeline + automation
Core Web Vitals 90+ target
Ongoing AEO measurement

Development, answered.

Do you only build on Squarespace?
No. We build on Squarespace (7.0 and 7.1), Astro + Cloudflare Pages, and we migrate between them. Squarespace is great for speed-to-launch; Astro is better when AEO and performance are non-negotiable.
Why did webbROI move off Squarespace?
Squarespace imposed a ceiling: a 1.24MB JS bundle we couldn’t trim, no blog content API for automation, and an image loader that broke under caching. We migrated to Astro + Cloudflare to hit 90+ PSI mobile and full AEO control. Read the full case study on our blog.
Can you speed up my existing Squarespace site?
Yes, within the platform’s limits. We use Cloudflare in front of Squarespace for caching, Speed Brain, and header control. That gets meaningful gains. But if you need to beat the platform’s JS ceiling, migration is the answer.
Do you build custom Squarespace plugins?
Yes — including the Universal Filter plugin, custom filtering/sorting, and code injection. Plugin work stays on Squarespace; headless/performance work often moves to Astro.

Let’s build something fast.

Tell us what you’re trying to solve and we’ll recommend the right stack — Squarespace, Astro, or a migration.

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