Web design studio · B2B SaaS

Considered design, measured in milliseconds.

Premium WordPress websites for B2B software companies – designed with restraint, engineered for speed, and built by one person who answers for every pixel. PageSpeed 90+, LCP under 1.5 seconds, CLS 0. Guaranteed in writing.

B2B SaaS Web Design - Speed Guaranteed | Gavenea Studio

1.5s

Largest paint

90+

PageSpeed

0

Layout shift

Not “we aim for.” Guaranteed in your contract, measured on Google’s own tools. See the proof →

Four ways to work with me. One standard.

Whether your site needs a tune-up or a rebuild, every road ends at the same numbers.

Free Audit

Send your URL, get a written performance audit in 2 business days. Honest verdict, no call.

Speed Optimization

$2,500 fixed. PageSpeed 90+ guaranteed in 10 days, or you don’t pay.

Custom Web Design

From $8,000. A site built around your message and Google’s stopwatch.

Growth Package

Your website as a subscription: built, then improved every month.

Written-first. 100% async. No calls.

Every question, every decision, every revision happens in writing. No video calls, no scheduled meetings – just thought-through answers, documented, with a reply within one business day. It sounds unusual until you experience it. Then most clients tell me they can’t go back. We’re built for teams that ship, not for teams that meet.

One person. One name on the work.

I’m Sorin Gavenea.

I’ve built websites since 2001 – for twenty-four years, on my own projects, with no corners cut because there was no reason to cut them. In 2025 I brought that standard to companies tired of agencies that promise fast and deliver slow. When you write to this studio, you reach me: the person who reads your brief, designs your site, writes the code, and answers your emails.

Let’s build something that lasts - Sorin Gavenea - Gavenea Studio

Built for B2B software. On purpose.

SaaS platforms, developer tools, technical products with a serious buyer – primarily in the US, and across the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. One focus, done repeatedly, is how the work stays sharp and the guarantee stays possible.

No e-commerce, no online stores – if you sell through a cart, I’ll gladly point you somewhere that fits better.

Find out where your site stands.

The best place to start is the free audit – two minutes for you, two business days for me. You’ll see exactly how your site performs and what to do about it, in writing, before you spend a dollar. Or tell me what you’re building, and you’ll hear back within one business day.

Our Latest Insights

Editorial illustration of AEO, GEO and SEO as nested layers of one visibility system

AEO vs GEO vs SEO

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SEO optimizes for ranking, AEO for being the answer, GEO for being cited inside AI responses. Three layers of one problem — not three competing strategies. What each term actually means, the ~80% that overlaps, the 20% that genuinely differs, and how a B2B SaaS team should allocate effort.

Editorial illustration of multiple sources converging, representing how AI engines cite through consensus

Get Cited by ChatGPT Perplexity

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AI answer engines don’t rank links — they build consensus and lift passages. To get cited by ChatGPT and Perplexity you need crawler access, citable structure, and corroboration off your own site. The mechanism, the five steps, and the ten-minute exercise that shows what AI already says about you.

Editorial illustration comparing WordPress, Webflow and Framer as platforms for B2B SaaS

WordPress vs Webflow vs Framer

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WordPress vs Webflow vs Framer for B2B SaaS in 2026 – the honest comparison. Framer for design-led speed, Webflow for managed no-code, WordPress for ownership and flexibility. A factor-by-factor scorecard, the cost model that surprises teams, and a verdict by funding stage.

Editorial illustration representing a disciplined WordPress build for a funded SaaS startup

WordPress for SaaS

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Is WordPress good enough for a funded SaaS startup? Yes – but only when it’s built with discipline. The honest version: where WordPress’s bad reputation really comes from, what it genuinely gives a funded SaaS, where it’s the wrong call, and why the platform is rarely the thing that decides whether your site succeeds.

Quick answers

Do you really never get on a call?

Correct — everything happens in writing. Every question, decision, and revision is documented, with a reply within one business day. It sounds unusual until you’ve worked this way once; then most clients tell me they can’t go back. Written-first means nothing gets lost, forgotten, or “clarified” three meetings later.

How fast will I hear back?

Within one business day, every time. You’re working with one person, not a ticket queue, so replies are direct and thought-through rather than routed through account managers. Send a brief today and you’ll have a considered answer tomorrow, in writing.

Who actually does the work?

I do — Sorin Gavenea. The person who reads your brief also designs your site, writes the code, and answers your emails. No juniors, no handoffs, no “your account has been reassigned.” One name on the work, and one person accountable for every pixel.

What platform do you build on?

WordPress — built with discipline, not the bloated version that earned it a bad reputation. You own the site outright: no per-seat platform fees, no lock-in, no rebuilding when a subscription changes its terms. It’s the rare platform that gives a funded SaaS team both ownership and flexibility.

Do you work with US clients from Romania?

Yes — most of my clients are in the US, and the async, written-first model is exactly why it works. There are no calls to schedule across time zones and no meetings to coordinate: you send your brief when it suits you and get a documented reply within one business day. Distance stops mattering when nothing depends on being in the same room at the same time.