About cmsGalaxy

What we do

cmsGalaxy builds and runs websites and web applications. Most of the work sits on established open-source content management systems — WordPress, Joomla, Drupal — alongside e-commerce platforms, learning platforms and healthcare applications.

The practical version: if you need a site built, kept running, or found in search, that is what we do. Services is the full list, grouped by what you are trying to achieve rather than by technology.

How we work

We recommend the smaller option when it fits. There is no version of this where talking you into a larger platform than you need is in your interest and not ours. Most of our advice on choosing a CMS is about not over-buying.

We say what we will not do. No guaranteed rankings, no technique described as undetectable, no near-duplicate pages built to catch keyword variations. Those are on the relevant service pages in plain words, not buried in terms.

We scope integration early. In most projects that go wrong, the thing that went wrong was discovered late — usually an interface to a system somebody assumed would be simple.

We tell you when a rebuild beats a retainer. Sometimes maintaining a site costs more over two years than replacing it. We would rather say so than sell the retainer.

What this page does not claim

You will not find statements here about our corporate structure, our standing in the market, the countries our clients are in, certifications, or awards.

Not because any of them would be false — but because none has been evidenced yet, and those are precisely the claims a client’s procurement or legal team checks before contracting. Publishing one unverified risks more than leaving it out.

Each will appear when it comes with the detail that makes it checkable: a certificate with an issuing body and a date, an award with a name and a year, a registered entity with an address. A bare adjective tells a reader nothing, and an experienced buyer discounts it automatically.

What we have done

500+ websites built. Verified 30 August 2026.

That is the only volume figure on this site, and it carries its date because a round number without one reads as chosen rather than counted. You can see a large sample of the work on our work — every entry links to a site that is live now.

Judge us on this site

The most useful evidence we can offer is the thing you are reading. It was built by the same people who would build yours, and every claim below is checkable right now — no certificate, no reference call, no taking our word for it.

It is tested for accessibility, not assumed to be. Every page is checked against WCAG 2.2 AA using automated auditing at seven screen widths, from a 320-pixel phone to a 1440-pixel desktop. Navigation, content and the menu all work with JavaScript switched off. Try it.

It scores 100 on Google’s Lighthouse audit for performance, accessibility and best practices, on every page we gate releases against. Run it yourself from Chrome’s developer tools.

It sends nothing about you to anyone. No analytics, no advertising cookies, no third-party fonts, no chat widget, no tracking pixel. Not as a policy — as a technical constraint: the content security policy on this server is default-src 'self', which makes an external request impossible rather than merely discouraged. Open your browser’s network tab and count the domains.

Every price states its currency, its tax treatment and what happens at renewal. Most agency pricing pages state none of the three, and the renewal is the one that costs you.

Every old address still works. When this site replaced the previous one, all 80 legacy pages that returned a 200 were accounted for — every one either kept its address or redirects to the right page in a single hop, with none left to 404. That is the same URL-preservation work we describe on the service pages, done on ourselves first.

We would rather be judged on that than on adjectives.

What you can check instead

• Our work — sites that are live now, that you can open.
• How we run a project — what working with us involves.
• Who leads what — the people responsible.
• A reference. Ask and we will connect you with a client.