Stop rebuilding from scratch with every acquisition. Get a Storybook-based design system with modular WordPress components that work seamlessly across your product portfolio—from ecommerce optimization to user dashboards. Start with clarity, scale with confidence.
You're acquiring multiple companies annually, each with their own WordPress setup, design inconsistencies, and technical debt. Your ecommerce experience needs to serve both self-service customers and enterprise sales teams. And you need it all to work seamlessly across your growing product portfolio—without starting over each time.
Every acquisition comes with different WordPress versions, page builders, and design systems. You're spending months manually rebuilding content when you could be focusing on growth. One internal WordPress person can't scale with your M&A velocity.
Your current ecommerce experience doesn't differentiate between a student buying a single license and an enterprise team evaluating a major purchase. You need sophisticated self-service paths that still route high-value leads to your sales team at the right moment.
Oxygen page builder works, but it's not the future. You've inherited a patchwork of plugins and custom code from acquisitions. Your team needs a modern, maintainable system that works across all your properties without vendor lock-in.
🎯 You're managing complexity that most agencies have never encountered. You need partners who understand enterprise-scale design systems and WordPress at this level.
We'll build a modular component library that deploys across all your WordPress instances—from Oxygen to Gutenberg blocks. You'll get an optimized ecommerce journey that intelligently routes users, a user dashboard for license management, and a technical audit that eliminates plugin bloat. Built to integrate quickly with each acquisition, maintain brand consistency, and scale without rebuilding.
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"The developers of the actual system have said, 'No, you cannot do this,' but Camber can do it! The team is awe-struck. Y'all make us look like heroes. Thank you!"
Product Immersion is our proven discovery and audit process for taking over existing products. In 2 weeks, you get comprehensive technical and UX audits, production-ready specifications for your priorities, and a detailed modernization roadmap with itemized estimates and quick wins identified. Here's what's included:
Technical & Code Audit. Complete inventory of your WordPress infrastructure, inherited plugins from acquisitions, and Oxygen dependencies. Includes technical debt analysis with prioritization, performance bottleneck identification, security recommendations, and a migration path to modern solutions.
UX & Design Audit. Comprehensive review of your current ecommerce experience and admin portal. Usability analysis with prioritized improvements, design enhancement recommendations for your Q1 priorities, and user journey mapping for self-service vs. enterprise buyer paths.
Production-Ready Specifications. Detailed requirements documentation for your Q1 ecommerce optimization, component library architecture (Storybook-based, WordPress-independent), and admin portal improvements. Ready for immediate development handoff with clear acceptance criteria.
Modernization Roadmap & Quick Wins. Phased implementation plan with itemized cost estimates and timelines. Quick-win opportunities identified and prioritized for immediate impact. Phase 1: Ecommerce optimization. Phase 2: Component library. Phase 3: Admin portal. Phase 4: Acquisition workflows.
We work in four-week cycles with intense focus on continuously shipping improvements you can use and feel. Perfect for organizations managing multiple products, complex integrations, and frequent acquisitions. Our Product Immersion is your chance to see the process in action.
1. Align: Establish or reaffirm business and product goals both broadly and short-term.
2. Define: Write and prioritize next-up requests.
3. Create: Deliver the next-up request one-at-a-time (relentless focus).
4. Test: Peer review, then pass to you. Keep the request open for changes, or accept.
5. Release: Deliver accepted requests to approved audiences (e.g. test or live).
6. Learn: Gather active and passive feedback from audience to incorporate into the next iteration.
Smart teams trust Camber to design and build apps that move the needle–earning, raising, saving, or exiting for millions.
Revolving door of junior staff
Sloppy work that isn't maintainable
Slow, unpredictable delivery
Zero flexibility without contract change orders
Micro-management nightmare for you
Terrible communication, no progress awareness
Consistent, elite contributors–proudly American-made 🇺🇸
Fast, consistent turnaround, accelerated with aiOS
Continuous iteration and integration of deliverables
Reprioritize and pivot at any time
Done-for-you optimization with a dedicated product manager
Continuous Slack comms and weekly checkins
Get answers to a few common questions we hear.
Product Immersion is what we call the first steps required in working on a new project together. It's part diagnostic, part discovery, part ideation, and all strategic. We quite literally immerse ourselves into the context of your product to create a shared understanding of not just exactly what you want us to do, but also who we're creating it for and why you want to do it at all.
We believe that delivering the best client experience period requires acting like a business partner, understanding the outcomes you're trying to achieve, and tailoring our recommendations to help you get them.
It's one of the reasons people choose Camber–The App Agency.
What exactly we cover during a Product Immersion is also tailored to your unique situation. For example, if you have an existing product that requires our team to either redesign/rebuild or take over, your Product Immersion will include technical onboarding for our engineers to audit the existing technology so we understand the strengths and opportunities in your current stack.
You'll have everything you need to make an informed decision about continuing development: technical audit findings, strategic UX recommendations, component library architecture, and a phased roadmap with cost estimates. If you choose to keep building with us, we'll transition directly into monthly development cycles starting at $4,995 per month (scale up for even more throughput).
A Storybook-based design system lives independently from WordPress, which means your components aren't locked into any specific page builder or CMS version. When you acquire a new company, you can deploy the same battle-tested components across their existing infrastructure—whether they're using Oxygen, Gutenberg, or another WordPress setup. This dramatically reduces integration time from months to weeks, maintains brand consistency across all properties, and gives your team a single source of truth for all UI components. Plus, Storybook provides living documentation that makes onboarding new team members and external developers much faster.
Our clients generally feel that the product is "operationally ready" within 3 to 6 months, depending on the scope and investment level (a higher monthly budget generally translates to a faster to market, with an upper limit of about $30k per product per month before experiencing diminishing returns on productivity. That said, bespoke digital products aren't strictly "set it and forget it." A good rule of thumb is to plan for about 10% of your total "net new build" investment per year for maintenance and support.
Absolutely! We're a senior-level, full-stack software engineering team. We thrive in complexity. Generally, if the third-party service has a supported API or SDK, we can work with it. During our Product Immersion, we'll validate the approach and feasibility of working any third-party services you need into your product's technical design.
We'd be concerned if the requirements didn't change at some point during development. Ideally, we should be placing bets on a short time scale of what we think will move the needle the most, shipping that, gathering analytics and feedback, and using what we learned to adjust our plan for the next iteration. Generally, we recommend executing this whole process in about 4-week cycles.
You own all of the original deliverables produced for you for as long as you remain current on your monthly payment.
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