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Flexible Sites

Web development team building custom sites with a content dashboard, hosting and ongoing support

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About Flexible Sites

An outsourced tech team for nonprofits and startups

Flexible Sites takes the place of an in-house technical team for organizations that would rather not employ developers. The team creates custom sites and platforms for the web, hosts them, and gives each client a content management dashboard, so that the client's own staff can make changes to pages directly while the company handles the technical side. The company describes its clients as mission-focused nonprofits, startups, founders and small businesses that need technical help without the expense of a permanent developer.

The content dashboard

The company's main selling point is its content management system dashboard. Clients log in and edit pages through a form, with no need to understand HTML or to adjust the front end of the site to make text look right. The company says a site should grow with the business or organization behind it, and that the dashboard keeps clients from being limited by their platform. It adds that its change log records who edited what and when, so an organization can track changes to its data.

Custom sites, hosting and maintenance

The company builds custom websites that it describes as fast, secure and flexible. Hosting, database upkeep and support are included, and the company says it takes care of technical updates, new features and new functionality as a client needs them. It says it also monitors security and keeps sites up to date, so that clients do not have to worry about either.

Minimum viable products and platforms

For startups, the company says it can build a minimum viable product, meaning a working first version of a platform, and then grow it into an enterprise solution as the customer base expands. The platform examples it describes include user accounts, e-commerce and online tools, including a sketch tool for an education business. It says it can help founders set up functional platforms that they can take to investors and partners.

Pricing and the on-demand model

The company presents itself as a cheaper alternative to an in-house developer. It says its service works as an on-demand technical resource, so that a client pays when it needs help rather than for a full salary. It also offers a white-label option, so partner firms can offer the service under their own name.

Common questions

The company answers common questions about how long a typical website takes to launch, which it says is around six to eight weeks depending on how quickly the client supplies its content and information. It says clients can update content at any time through the dashboard, that subscriptions include maintenance, and it answers questions about analytics, code ownership and white-labelling.

TrustList summary

Flexible Sites acts as an outsourced tech team for organisations that do not want to hire developers. It builds custom websites and web platforms, hosts them and gives clients a content dashboard, so staff can add, update and delete content themselves while the team handles the technical side.

What Flexible Sites offers

Custom websites: fast, secure sites built to the client's brief.
CMS dashboard: form-style content editing without a developer.
Hosting and maintenance: hosting, database upkeep and support included.
MVP and platform builds: functional products for startups, with user accounts, e-commerce and online tools.
White-label service: partners can resell the service under their own brand.

Clients

Nonprofits, startups and small businesses. Examples include IDAAY, a nonprofit that moved from WordPress, and Little Red Fashion, a kids' fashion education platform with a sketch tool.

Key facts

Clients: nonprofits, startups and small businesses
Model: direct or white-label

Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Nov 2026.

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Flexible Sites rankings

Flexible Sites is ranked on 7 TrustList rankings: #7 on 1, #8 on 1, #9 on 1, #20 on 1, #21 on 1, #25 on 1 and #30 on 1.

Every ranking orders its listings by their reviews, how complete the profile is and the Trust Score. Flexible Sites has no reviews yet and 3 of the 10 profile details we look for. Where no listing on a page has been reviewed, the order follows the profiles alone.

Design agency · 7 rankings

#7of 10
Content management
It is the only one of the 10 here listing administration and dashboard.
Its profile: “The team creates custom sites and platforms for the web, hosts them, and gives each client a content management dashboard, so that the client's own staff can make changes to pages directly while the company handles the technical side.”
Of the 10 here, 8 also cover creative and 7 also cover CMS.
Behind First Stop Web Design, ahead of Genie Creative.
#8of 12
Database
It is the only one of the 12 here listing content management and fashion.
Its profile: “Hosting, database upkeep and support are included, and the company says it takes care of technical updates, new features and new functionality as a client needs them.”
Of the 12 here, 8 also cover business services and 7 also cover WordPress.
Behind Firefly, LLC, ahead of Fusionbox.
#9of 10
Html
It is the only one of the 10 here listing multi-language and no-code.
Its profile: “Clients log in and edit pages through a form, with no need to understand HTML or to adjust the front end of the site to make text look right.”
Of the 10 here, 15 also cover web design and 11 also cover CSS; 2 also work in Tampa.
Behind DreamSoft Infotech, ahead of FoCo Web Design.
#20of 38
Analytics
It is the only one of the 38 here listing nonprofits and white label.
Its profile: “It says clients can update content at any time through the dashboard, that subscriptions include maintenance, and it answers questions about analytics, code ownership and white-labelling.”
Of the 38 here, 28 also cover SEO and 26 also cover eCommerce; 2 also work in United States and 2 also work in Washington.
Behind FEELPIXEL, ahead of Get With The Brand.
#21of 35
Partners
It is the only one of the 35 here listing HTML and one of 2 here listing DataBase.
Its profile: “It says it can help founders set up functional platforms that they can take to investors and partners.”
Of the 35 here, 21 also cover medical and 17 also cover branding; 2 also work in Los Angeles and 2 also work in Adelaide.
Behind FA Technologies, ahead of hayWire.
#25of 39
Security
It is one of 4 here listing frontend and templates.
Its profile: “It says it also monitors security and keeps sites up to date, so that clients do not have to worry about either.”
Of the 39 here, 19 also cover financial services and 19 also cover responsive; 3 also work in Philadelphia and 2 also work in Europe.
Behind Exact IT Consulting, ahead of Fusionbox.
#30of 42
Cms
It is one of 2 here listing partners and one of 3 here listing analytics.
Its profile: “- CMS dashboard: form-style content editing without a developer.”
Of the 42 here, 25 also cover web development; 3 also work in Nice and 2 also work in London.
Behind FG Forrest, ahead of Genie Creative.