Sitecore delivery
A Sitecore agency for the build, the support, and the rescue
Command Center is a Sitecore development and support partner for enterprise and higher-education teams. We build components and sites on Sitecore XM, XP, and XM Cloud, stabilize the ones that went sideways, and stay on to support them. Senior engineers, a clean handoff, and hours that never expire.
What we do on Sitecore
Sitecore development services
Components, templates, renderings, and integrations on XM, XP, and XM Cloud, built to a clean contract your authors cannot break.
Implementation and migration
A Sitecore implementation partner for new builds, headless and XM Cloud moves, and migrations run in dependency order on a live site.
Sitecore support services
Post-launch fixes, backlog burndown, and ongoing maintenance from a senior team, with hours that never expire.
Accessibility delivery
WCAG 2.2 AA work enforced at the CMS layer, verified with a keyboard and a screen reader, for teams under ADA or contractual pressure.
When teams call us
Most of our Sitecore work starts in one of three places, and all three are things we do every week:
- A build. A new site or a component library, mapped from design to a real content contract in the CMS, not a pile of pages. This is the discipline we walk through in the Figma-to-Sitecore handoff playbook.
- A rescue. An agency delivered Figma files and no component library, or a site is failing an accessibility review before a deadline. We stabilize it on a running site, in dependency order.
- Ongoing support. Post-launch issues, a cleanup backlog, accessibility, and feature work, handled by the same senior team that knows your build.
How we work
- Senior by default. You get engineers with 15 or more years on Sitecore, not a junior pool with a senior name on the proposal.
- A library, not a pile of pages. We deliver a component library in source control, governed so it does not fork into an unmaintainable mess.
- Staging, review, live. Every component is serialized and reviewed before it reaches your authors, and promoted to production in controlled steps.
- Hours that never expire. Sitecore demand is lumpy, so support should be too. You buy hours and use them when the work is actually there.
Why us
We are a small, senior group. Our Sitecore work is led by engineers with 15 or more years on the platform, certified across Sitecore, AWS, and Microsoft, with delivery on regulated and higher-education properties where accessibility is a requirement, not an afterthought. We hold every build to a component-library and governance bar so it stays maintainable long after we hand it off. If you are hiring for a role rather than a project, we also staff Sitecore developers onto client teams: see the Sitecore Developer role on our bench.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work as a Sitecore implementation partner?
Yes. We take on new Sitecore builds and implementations, including headless and XM Cloud, and we run migrations in dependency order so your current site keeps serving while the new one is built.
Can you support or stabilize an existing Sitecore site?
Yes. A large share of our Sitecore work is support and rescue: post-launch issues, a cleanup backlog, accessibility, and feature work on a site someone else built. Our hours never expire, so support fits your actual demand.
Can I hire a Sitecore developer through you?
Yes. Alongside project delivery, we staff senior Sitecore developers onto client teams as contract roles. The current Sitecore Developer opening on our bench is a good example of the level we work at.
Do you handle Sitecore accessibility and WCAG 2.2 work?
Yes, and we build it in at the CMS layer rather than bolting it on before an audit. On regulated and higher-education sites that is both a legal requirement and the right way to build. Our WCAG 2.2 guide for Sitecore teams is the standard we hold delivery to.
What size engagements do you take?
From a single component library rebuild to ongoing support of an enterprise Sitecore estate. We are a senior team, so we are a better fit for work that needs judgment than for high-volume low-complexity ticket farming.
Talk to a Sitecore engineer, not a salesperson
Tell us what you are building, supporting, or trying to rescue. You will talk to an engineer who has done it, and we will be straight with you about scope, timeline, and whether we are the right fit.