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Hayaiti vs Webstacks

Honest comparison. We'll tell you when they're the right answer.

Webstacks: Composable headless agency (Next.js, Gatsby, Sanity, Webflow) for funded B2B SaaS marketing sites.

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Side by side

The 60-second comparison

Six rows. Same row, same definition. The orange column is us — the grey column is Webstacks.

Capability

Hayaiti

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Webstacks

Pricing model
Fixed-price SKUs · optional monthly
Monthly retainer
Starting price
$2,495 per project
Hidden — 'Talk to an expert' only
Turnaround
5–30 days per SKU
Sprint-based, 'Limited Q1 availability'
Code ownership
Yours from commit one
Yours (composable headless stack)
Subscription option
Optional
Required retainer
Best for
Sites and apps shipped fast on modern stacks
Series-B+ SaaS with continuous Webflow iteration

If you're a Series-B+ B2B SaaS that needs a continuous composable headless partner across design, engineering, strategy, SEO, and CRO — and the Braze/Firstup/Deepgram client signal matters to your stakeholders — pick Webstacks. If you need a marketing site (or app, or audit) shipped once for a fixed price with no Q1 wait list, pick Hayaiti.

We won't oversell. If Webstacksis the right answer for your situation, we'd rather you know that now — even if it costs us the lead.

If you're still comparing vendors, start with the full comparison matrix . If you're already using Webstacks, the switching guide below shows how to transition.

Frequently asked

Hayaiti vs Webstacks — common questions

Real questions we get from teams comparing the two. If yours isn't here, we'll answer it on the 15-minute call.

Webstacks doesn't publish pricing — the homepage CTA is 'Talk to an expert.' Engagements typically start in the five-figure-monthly retainer range after a discovery cycle. A single marketing-site SKU from us is $2,495–$15K with no retainer attached and visible on the pricing page now.

Where Hayaiti wins

What you get with us that you don't with Webstacks

Specific, not generic. Each one of these maps to a structural difference in how the two models are built — not a marketing adjective.

01

Pricing visible, no 'Talk to an expert' funnel

Webstacks is opaque on pricing — the homepage CTA is 'Talk to an expert' and a typical engagement starts in the five-figure-monthly retainer range after a sales cycle. Hayaiti SKUs are priced on the page starting at $2,495 with no recurring commitment.

02

Days-to-start, not Q1 wait list

Webstacks currently markets 'Limited Q1 availability' — the discovery + onboarding cycle is measured in weeks before the first sprint, gated by capacity. Our SKU has a published start date and we begin within days of the deposit clearing.

03

Bounded outcome, not a cross-functional pod retainer

Webstacks staffs cross-functional teams (Design, Engineering, Strategy, SEO/AEO, CRO, AI) on continuous retainer — powerful if you need that velocity weekly. Our SKUs are atomic deliverables sized to a single project, so you don't pay for capacity you don't consume.

04

Engineering scope beyond marketing sites

Webstacks is B2B-SaaS-marketing-site focused. We ship marketing sites, apps, internal tools, iOS, and security audits — same team, same engagement model. One vendor relationship for product + marketing engineering.

05

Outcome refund on every SKU

Webstacks retainers don't have a published missed-deadline refund. If we miss a SKU's deadline, we refund 25% of the project fee — concrete and dollar-denominated.

06

No procurement-grade sales cycle for small projects

Webstacks is built for funded B2B SaaS that can absorb a multi-week procurement and discovery cycle. If you need one site shipped well, not a year-long partnership, our 15-minute audit-to-SKU path is dramatically faster.

Where Webstacks wins

And here's where Webstacks is genuinely the better choice

We're not going to pretend they don't win some shapes of problem. If your situation matches one of these, pick them — we mean it.

Deep composable headless expertise (Next.js, Gatsby, Sanity, Webflow)

Webstacks runs a true composable headless practice across Next.js, Gatsby, Sanity, and Webflow. If your team has standardized on a specific composable stack and wants ongoing iteration with engineers who live in it daily, they have more reps and team depth there than we do.

Series-B+ B2B SaaS marketing-site partnership model

If you're a Series-B+ SaaS that needs a continuous marketing-site iteration partner — A/B tests, new lifecycle pages, campaign sites, weekly velocity — the retainer model is right-shaped for that demand. Our atomic SKUs are wrong-shaped.

Cross-functional pod (Design, Eng, Strategy, SEO/AEO, CRO, AI)

Webstacks ships a multi-disciplinary pod spanning design, engineering, strategy, SEO/AEO, CRO, and AI on a continuous basis. For a brand that needs that breadth weekly, the retainer is buying a coordinated team rather than discrete deliverables.

Recognized client roster (Braze, Firstup, Deepgram, ServiceTitan, Calendly, Solana)

Webstacks has shipped for Braze, Firstup, Deepgram, ServiceTitan, Calendly, Solana, and other recognized B2B SaaS and crypto brands. That pedigree matters for some stakeholder and procurement contexts. We're newer — we don't yet have the same multi-year case study reel.

If any of the above describes your project, the honest move is to evaluate Webstacksfirst. We'd rather you find the right fit than buy the wrong tool from us.

Migration path

Switching from Webstacks to Hayaiti

Most of the time you don't need to fully switch — you peel off the SKU-shaped slice and keep what already works. Here's the honest playbook.

  1. 1

    Identify whether you're mid-engagement or pre-decision

    If you're already on a Webstacks retainer and want to peel off a discrete deliverable, the rest of this guide applies. If you're still pre-decision and weighing Webstacks' 'Talk to an expert' funnel against shipping one project end-to-end, the same SKU vs retainer math is what to compare.

  2. 2

    Decide if you're staying on the same stack

    If your existing build is Next.js + Sanity (or similar composable headless), we can extend it natively. If you're on Webflow and want to migrate to a self-hosted stack you own, we can scope that as a discrete migration SKU. If you want to stay on Webflow with a continuous pod, Webstacks is better-suited and we'll say so.

  3. 3

    Export your existing CMS content

    Whether you're on Sanity, Contentful, or Webflow, the export gives you JSON of all your structured content. We map that into your target stack as part of the SKU — no manual re-entry.

  4. 4

    Rebuild on a stack you own

    We rebuild the site in Next.js (or your preferred modern stack) with 1:1 visual fidelity to your existing build. Your team owns the production code in your repo, deployed on your infra.

  5. 5

    Wind down the retainer when ready

    After DNS cuts over and everything is verified, you can wind down the Webstacks retainer (or pause it for future strategic projects). Your design system and content come with you.

Decision time

Still weighing Hayaiti against Webstacks?

Grab a free 15-minute call. We'll look at your scope and tell you straight up which one fits — even if the answer is Webstacks.