Comprehensive CMS Expertise
Custom CMS Development
Unique content architectures designed to match your specific organizational workflows and data structures perfectly.
Theme & Plugin Extensions
Extending the power of existing platforms with bespoke themes and custom-built plugins for enhanced functionality.
E-Commerce Integration
Merging content and commerce. We build robust online stores integrated directly into your central content experience.
Version Upgradation
Ensuring your CMS stays modern. We handle complex migrations and core updates with data validated end to end and minimal downtime.
Hire CMS Specialists
Access our pool of dedicated experts for long-term development of your content-driven digital assets.
Maintenance & Support
Continuous monitoring, security patching, and core health checks to keep your platform running at peak performance.
Core Platforms
WordPress
Scalability meets simplicity. We customize WordPress to function as a powerful enterprise engine with multisite capabilities.
Drupal
The enterprise standard for high-security, content-intensive platforms. Perfect for government, healthcare, and finance.
Why PixoBots for CMS?
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AI-Augmented Developers: Our developers use AI tools to draft content types, templates and migration scripts, then review every change, so your editors get an admin they enjoy using, sooner.
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Built-in SEO: Every CMS we deploy is architected for maximum search visibility from day one.
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Uncompromising Security: Hardened systems with multi-factor auth and regular threat assessments.
Traditional, Headless or Custom?
A traditional CMS such as WordPress or Drupal manages content and renders the website in one system, which keeps costs down and gives editors a familiar preview-and-publish workflow. A headless CMS stores content and delivers it through an API to any front end, which suits organisations publishing the same content to a website, mobile apps and other channels, or teams that want a modern JavaScript front end. A fully custom CMS makes sense only when your content model or approval workflow genuinely does not fit an existing platform.
Whichever route you take, the decisions that matter most are the content model, editor roles and approval steps, and how the platform will be updated over time. We map your content types and workflows before choosing a platform, keep custom code in maintainable themes and plugins rather than core changes, and set up staging environments, automated backups and an update routine so security patches and new versions can be applied safely instead of piling up.
Structure First, Templates Second
The most common reason a CMS becomes painful is a weak content model. When everything is stored as one big rich-text field, content cannot be reused, filtered, translated cleanly or sent to an app. We break content into types with defined fields, such as a product, a team member, a case study or an FAQ, and link them through references, so a change made once appears everywhere it is used. Editors get reusable page blocks for layout flexibility without being able to break the design.
Editorial workflow is designed alongside the model: who drafts, who reviews, who publishes, and what needs legal or brand sign-off. Depending on the platform this means roles and permissions, draft and scheduled publishing, revision history, and preview links that show exactly how a page will look before it goes live. Platforms such as WordPress, Umbraco, Strapi, Contentful and Sanity each handle these needs differently, which is often what decides between them.
Replatforming Without Losing Rankings
A CMS migration is as much an SEO project as a technical one. Before moving anything we crawl the current site, export every indexed URL, and build a redirect map so each old address points to its closest new equivalent. Page titles, meta descriptions, headings, image alt text and structured data are carried across, and the new templates generate clean URLs, canonical tags and an XML sitemap automatically so editors cannot accidentally undo them.
Performance is designed in rather than patched later. That means caching at the page and CDN level, responsive images in modern formats, limiting plugins to those that earn their place, and keeping heavy scripts off content pages. After launch we watch crawl errors and search traffic closely so any missed redirect is caught early.
Pixel-perfect software, delivered at AI speed
PixoBots stands for Pixel & Bots. Our Bots are dedicated developers who work with AI tools: AI takes the repetitive work, a developer reviews every line, and the result is pixel-perfect.
Pixel
Polished UI and clean, tested code - detail is part of the job, not an afterthought.
Bots
Dedicated developers, trained in-house on AI tools, who join your team and use AI for boilerplate, tests and documentation.
Savings
AI-assisted delivery can save more than 50% of development cost compared with traditional development.
Ready to Master Your Content?
Talk to us about your CMS project. We help you choose the right platform and strategy for your volume.