Insights · Oct 24, 2026 · 21 min video
Sellwright Studio, explained: services, process and real client websites
A 21-minute video on what we build, how a project runs from the first call to launch, and 36 live client websites. Notes for every chapter below.
This video is the quickest way to see how Sellwright Studio works. It covers every service we offer, the four steps of a project and the client websites behind them, and it ends with real Lighthouse lab results. The notes below follow the chapters, so you can jump straight to the part you need.
Who we are
Sellwright Studio plans, designs and builds marketing websites, online stores and web apps in Webflow, Framer, WordPress, Shopify and Next.js. Founder Raja Sheryar leads every project from the first call to launch, with specialist designers and developers on the team, so you always talk to the person responsible for the result.
Over more than ten years the studio has delivered 920+ projects, and more than 100 of them are published case studies. We build for SaaS and tech companies, community banks, John Deere dealer groups, healthcare providers, e-commerce brands, professional services firms and creative studios, and for agencies under their own brand.
How a project runs
Every project follows the same four steps. You can read the full version on our process page.
- Scope: one call about your goals, then a written scope and a fixed quote. The price only moves if the scope does.
- Design: desktop and mobile layouts in Figma, two review rounds, and nothing is built until you approve it.
- Build: a private staging link you can open at any time, with speed, SEO and accessibility checked as we go.
- Launch: live checks on your domain, the files and access, a recorded walkthrough and 14 days of support.
You own the code, the accounts and the access from day one, your team can edit the site without us, and most marketing websites launch in two to six weeks.
Website platforms
The right platform depends on your content and your team. Webflow suits larger marketing sites with a lot of CMS content. Framer suits design-led sites with rich motion. WordPress is best when you need plugins and complex content, Shopify is for selling products, and Next.js is for web apps.
- Webflow: the LaunchNotes marketing site, Wright Implement and seven more John Deere dealer sites on one shared system, and six community bank websites.
- Framer: Latitude Health and Pathwright, with native animations and reusable components.
- WordPress: custom themes for Brühl & Sippold and The Lakes Behavioral Health.
- Shopify: French Broad Chocolate, built around gift sets, subscriptions and a build-your-own box.
- HubSpot CMS: EXPLO, with templates and modules the admissions team edits on its own.
Apps, SEO, AI search and automation
For web apps we first agree the smallest version worth launching, then build it with Next.js, React and TypeScript, on Supabase or Postgres, with Stripe billing and the Claude and OpenAI APIs where they genuinely save time. AgencyPilotHQ, our own SaaS, is built exactly this way.
Technical SEO and speed are built in: crawling, indexing, redirects, structured data, GA4 and Tag Manager. For AI search we let the right crawlers in, connect Bing Webmaster Tools and IndexNow, open key sections with a direct answer and keep business details the same everywhere. Our guide on getting cited in AI search answers goes deeper.
Automation connects the website to how your business runs, in Make, Zapier, n8n, GoHighLevel or HubSpot workflows, with error alerts so a broken step is fixed before anyone notices.
More client work
Every website in this chapter is live today. On Webflow: Synthio Labs, Per Diem, IvyRx, Sicura, Florida Funders and The Russian Ballet School. On Framer: Milemarker, The Montgomery Group, Proven Valor, MyWage and PullSpark. On WordPress: Geotrek Vans, with a custom configurator plugin for live pricing. On Shopify: T-Luxe, Rage Create, Sorted and Oi Polloi. See more on our work page.
Measured, not claimed
Speed is easy to claim, so we measured it. These are Lighthouse lab tests run on the live sites on October 23, 2026, with mobile settings unless marked.
- Latitude Health (Framer): 98 for performance.
- PullSpark (Framer): 98 for performance.
- Sicura (Webflow): 92 for performance, 100 for best practices and SEO.
- Per Diem (Webflow): 100 in all four categories on desktop.
Scores move as teams add content and tools after launch, so it is worth testing again after every big change.
What clients say
The video reads four client reviews in their own words, about quality, speed and attention to detail. You can read every review on our reviews page.
Questions and how to start
Yes, we build from your Figma file. Yes, your team can edit the site: content lives in the CMS and you get a recorded walkthrough. And yes, we can move your site without losing rankings, with permanent redirects for any address that changes.
To start, book a call and show us your current site, or ask for a website review: we look at your first impression, structure, conversion paths, speed, SEO and AI search, and send you a ranked list of fixes.
About the video: the narration is an AI voice and the music is original. The client websites were captured live in October 2026, and each site belongs to its owner.
