When you say “CMS” in most rooms, someone will mumble “WordPress” within six seconds. Fair. It’s everywhere. But for developers and businesses who need actual flexibility, clean architecture, and a CMS that doesn’t collapse under real-world use, there’s a better option: Umbraco.
In this post, we’ll explain what Umbraco is, why it’s not just another open-source project with a fan club, and why we’ve decided to build our development and training services around it.
Spoiler: it’s not just because it’s open-source and .NET-based. That’s like saying you bought a car because it has tires.
Umbraco is a .NET-based open-source content management system that offers developers full flexibility and gives editors a simple, powerful backoffice.
It’s designed to do one thing well: manage content without making your team miserable. You get:
Unlike other CMS platforms that claim to be flexible but have plugin forests and layout spaghetti, Umbraco gives developers full control over structure, data models, and behavior.
We’ve used a lot of CMS platforms. Some are fine. Some are crime scenes. Umbraco is the rare one that respects both the developer and the editor.
We’ve used Umbraco for:
Whether we’re delivering a quick MVP or a long-term product, Umbraco lets us build something robust without duct tape or regrets.
Umbraco is perfect for:
In short: if you’ve ever said, “This would be easier if the CMS just got out of the way,” Umbraco is your answer.
We don’t just build Umbraco sites—we help teams master them.
Our services include:
Whether you need a site built from scratch or a team trained on how to use Umbraco effectively, we’ve got you covered.
Umbraco doesn’t try to be the CMS for everyone—it just tries to be a great one. And it is.
It’s fast, flexible, and built for teams who want control without chaos. That’s why we’ve made it our go-to platform for delivering clean, maintainable, content-driven websites—and helping others learn to do the same.
Ready to see what Umbraco can do for your project?
Get in touch with us.
