# Webisus

> Webisus is a boutique web consultancy and WordPress development studio in Herzliya, Israel, building and maintaining marketing websites for B2B technology companies across Europe and North America. Engagements are fixed-scope, then pay-as-you-go with no mandatory retainer, and everything Webisus builds carries a one-year warranty.

Founded 2020 in Herzliya, Israel. Founder: Nir Marom (ניר מרום), web consultant with 10 years in the field and business/executive coach. Contact: nir@webisus.io, +972-52-487-8482. Works in English and Hebrew, including right-to-left builds.

## Services

- [Strategic web consulting](https://webisus.io/services/strategic-web-consulting/): Independent advice on what to build, on which platform, for whom, and how to promote it. Including vendor selection and management. No build required.
- [Pro WordPress development](https://webisus.io/services/wordpress-development/): Component-based WordPress builds for B2B marketing teams. Compose pages in minutes, connect your site to Claude, and own everything from day one.
- [AI and SEO ready](https://webisus.io/services/ai-ready-seo/): Make your site crawlable, parseable and quotable by Google and by the AI engines that increasingly answer questions directly.
- [Design UX / UI](https://webisus.io/services/design-ux-ui/): Interface and experience design for B2B technology brands. Distinctive, accessible, and fast on the phones your buyers actually use.
- [Growth](https://webisus.io/services/growth/): Landing page systems, conversion paths and measurement built so your marketing team can ship campaigns in minutes and see what worked.
- [Security & maintenance](https://webisus.io/services/security-maintenance/): Updates, backups, uptime and security monitoring, malware scanning and a monthly report, with a one-year warranty and no mandatory retainer.

## Case studies

- [Bright Security](https://webisus.io/work/bright-security/): How Webisus built and maintains the WordPress marketing website for Bright Security, a developer-first DAST company.
- [SiteAware](https://webisus.io/work/siteaware/): How Webisus designed, built and maintains the marketing website for SiteAware, a construction-technology company.
- [Clover Security](https://webisus.io/work/clover-security/): How Webisus designed, built and maintains the marketing website for Clover Security, a cybersecurity company.
- [Minrav Group](https://webisus.io/work/minrav-group/): How Webisus built and maintains Minrav Group’s bilingual Hebrew/English website, right-to-left and left-to-right throughout.
- [Mashav Ardan](https://webisus.io/work/mashav-ardan/): How Webisus developed and maintains the bilingual Hebrew/English WordPress website of Mashav Ardan Systems, an Israeli electromechanical engineering company.
- [Duality](https://webisus.io/work/duality/): How Webisus maintains the WordPress marketing website of Duality Technologies, a secure data collaboration platform for regulated industries.
- [Dialog for Life](https://webisus.io/work/dialog-for-life/): How Webisus maintains and extends the website of Dialog for Life, a therapeutic farm at Kibbutz Ein HaShlosha offering animal-assisted therapy and training.

## Use cases

- [B2B SaaS websites](https://webisus.io/use-cases/b2b-saas-website/): What a B2B SaaS website has to do, and how Webisus builds one: component library, landing page system, structured data and measurement.
- [Website migration](https://webisus.io/use-cases/website-migration/): How Webisus migrates B2B websites: URL inventory, redirect map, component rebuild, staging verification and post-launch monitoring.
- [Multilingual Hebrew / English websites](https://webisus.io/use-cases/multilingual-hebrew-english/): Bilingual Hebrew/English WordPress websites with full right-to-left layout, native typography, hreflang and IS 5568 accessibility.
- [Website rescue](https://webisus.io/use-cases/website-rescue/): Recover access, back up, update safely and get a written plan with fixed prices. How Webisus rescues neglected B2B websites.

## Answers

- [WordPress vs Webflow vs Next.js for a B2B marketing site](https://webisus.io/blog/wordpress-vs-webflow-vs-nextjs/): A clear comparison of WordPress, Webflow and Next.js for B2B marketing websites: who each one suits, and the question that decides it.
- [IS 5568: what Israeli website accessibility requires](https://webisus.io/blog/is-5568-website-accessibility/): What Israeli standard IS 5568 requires from a business website, how it maps to WCAG 2.1 AA, and the checks that catch most failures.
- [What “AI-ready” actually means for a website](https://webisus.io/blog/what-ai-ready-means/): An AI-ready website can be crawled, parsed and quoted by AI search. What that takes in practice, and how to audit your own site in an hour.

## Frequently asked

- How does pricing work? Every project is quoted as a fixed scope before any work starts, so the number you approve is the number you pay. After launch, changes are pay-as-you-go and there is no mandatory retainer. We don't publish a price list because B2B sites vary too much for one to be accurate. You get a real figure on the first call.
- How long does it take to build a B2B website? Most B2B marketing sites take 6–10 weeks from kickoff to launch. Strategy and content structure take the first 1–2 weeks, design 2–3, build 2–3, and QA plus accessibility the last week. Single landing pages ship in days, and urgent fixes often within hours. When something needs longer, we tell you why and give you a realistic date.
- Which platforms do you build on? WordPress is our default, including WooCommerce for online stores, and we also build on Shopify and Next.js when the project calls for it. WordPress fits a marketing team that publishes often, Shopify a store that wants a fully managed commerce platform, and Next.js a site that is part of a product.
- What does “AI-ready” actually mean for a website? An AI-ready website is one that AI search engines can crawl, parse and quote accurately. That means server-rendered content, complete structured data, an llms.txt file, self-contained passages that answer one question fully, and explicit entity facts: who you are, where you operate, who you serve.
- What is included in ongoing maintenance? Maintenance covers core, theme and plugin updates tested on staging, daily off-site backups, uptime and security monitoring, malware scanning, performance checks and a monthly report. Content edits are pay-as-you-go on top.
- Do you work with companies outside Israel? Yes. Webisus is based in Herzliya and works with B2B technology companies across Europe and North America, in their working hours.
- We’ve been burned before. How do I know you’ll deliver? You get a fixed scope, a named owner and a weekly demo, so you can see progress instead of taking it on trust. We lead the process, so you can be as involved as you like and never need to chase us for updates. That is why most clients stay with us for years.
- Can I change the content myself, without a developer? Yes. You can edit text and images, add, remove and reorder blocks, build new pages from existing components and duplicate landing pages, all without code. The layout is protected by design, so editing content can't break a page, and everything we build carries a one-year warranty. A short training session or recorded videos get your team started.
- Am I locked in to a contract, hosting or updates? No. There is no long contract and no mandatory retainer: start small, pay per task and scale when you're ready. You own everything from day one (code, server and access, all in your name), so you stay because you want to.

## Optional

- [About](https://webisus.io/about/): Webisus is a web consultancy in Herzliya, Israel, founded in 2020 by Nir Marom, building and maintaining marketing sites for B2B technology companies.
- [Contact](https://webisus.io/contact-us/): Tell Webisus about your website project. Nir Marom replies within one working day. Email nir@webisus.io or call +972-52-487-8482.
- [Accessibility statement](https://webisus.io/accessibility/): Webisus accessibility statement: IS 5568 / WCAG 2.1 AA conformance, measures taken, known limitations, and the accessibility coordinator’s contact details.