An agency website that turns visitors into quote requests
An agency site with clear service pages, a visual portfolio and a simple quote request flow.
- Client
- Pixmge
- Role
- WordPress developer
- When
- 2023
- Work
- WordPress, Custom theme
The brief
Pixmge is an image editing, animation and digital marketing agency. It needed a site that explains its services clearly, shows its work, and turns visitors into enquiries without friction.
What I built
- Service sections with clear pricing
- A short quote request and client onboarding flow
- A portfolio built to show visual work well
- A fast, secure build the agency can grow on
The result
- Delivered on schedule
- The quote request system was live and receiving enquiries from day one
What the agency website had to do
An agency sells services people cannot see until they ask. So each service has its own page that explains it, pricing is shown openly, and the path from reading to asking for a quote is short.
Inside the site, 11 October 2026
Read from the live site, page by page.
Size. 35 pages in the sitemap.
What the pages do.
- A page for each of the 13 services: background removal, clipping path, image masking, drop shadow, reflection shadow, invisible mannequin, color adjustment, photo retouching, product photo editing, model retouching, motion design, jewelry editing and vector conversion
- Each service page follows one pattern: the service, the work in action, then a quote request
- A pricing page with two plans: pay-as-you-go from $1.00 an image, and a quoted enterprise plan
- An offer of the first 5 images free
- A shop, cart, checkout and account area for ordering
- English and German versions
How it is built.
- WordPress with Elementor on the GeneratePress theme
- Rank Math for search
- Served through Cloudflare with Brotli compression
What search engines see.
- Structured data for the organisation, the website and each page
- Every one of the 96 images on the home page has alt text, and 84 of them load only when scrolled to
Common questions
What makes a good agency website?
A good agency website explains each service on its own page, shows real work, states pricing where it can, and makes asking for a quote quick. Pixmge has a page per service, a portfolio, a pricing page and a short quote request flow.
Should an agency website show prices?
Where the work is repeatable, yes. Pixmge shows pricing for its image editing services, which lets a buyer decide before they write in and saves both sides a round of emails.
How fast can an agency website launch?
It depends on the number of services and how much content exists already. Pixmge was delivered on schedule, and its quote request system was receiving enquiries from the first day.