An outdated website is a business risk.
We eliminate it - completely.

Founded in Denmark in 2000, Umbraco has powered websites for over two decades without a single ownership change, acquisition, or forced platform migration. That kind of stability is rare in technology - and it matters enormously for businesses that cannot afford to rebuild their digital presence every few years because a vendor changed direction. Over 700,000 websites globally run on Umbraco, including those of Microsoft, Cargill, and CVS Health.

Unlike many commercial platforms, Umbraco carries no licensing fees - the core software is free to use, permanently. That means your budget goes towards building and improving your digital presence, not paying a vendor for the right to use it. Your content editors get a clean, intuitive interface that needs no training. And because Umbraco is built on Microsoft's technology stack - the same foundation used by banks, governments, and global enterprises - your website benefits from world-class security standards and a global pool of skilled developers who can support it long into the future.

One of the most overlooked business risks in web technology is running software that its own maker no longer supports. When support ends, security vulnerabilities go unpatched - permanently. Umbraco addresses this directly by aligning every major Long-Term Support release with Microsoft's own support commitments, so both the platform and its underlying foundation are covered simultaneously.

The current version - Umbraco 17, released November 2025 - is fully backed by Microsoft through to November 2028. That is three years of guaranteed security patches, performance improvements, and continued development, on a predictable schedule. When you upgrade with UPbraco today, you are not just fixing a technical problem - you are securing your digital asset for the next three years.

Most agencies that touch Umbraco treat it as one of twenty platforms they support. That means when something goes wrong - or when you need an honest answer about whether an upgrade is worth the cost - you are talking to a generalist. UPbraco is built differently. This is a single-platform specialist practice, run by someone who has worked with Umbraco every day for over a decade - building production websites, advising businesses on platform decisions, and maintaining long-standing relationships with the people at Umbraco HQ who actually build the product. You get the kind of insight that only comes from genuine depth.