Web Summit Lisbon · 9-12 November 2026
Bejamas is the senior European web team that moves multi-brand, multi-market websites off legacy CMS setups and onto one modern platform. Audited, migrated and run with you, so marketing ships without waiting on developers.
In Lisbon? Find us at Stand 0303-43.
The senior web team behind:
2 minutes, 6 questions
Tell us about your CMS, your brands and markets, and the things your team has learned to work around. You get a migration complexity score on the spot.
Six questions. Two minutes. No right answers, just an honest look at how complicated your website has quietly become. Your result shows at the end.
Question 1 of 6
How it looks when it works
Every extra market shouldn't mean another copy of everything: templates, content, bugs. One content model with market-level overrides means you fix once and it ships everywhere.
Question 2 of 6
How it looks when it works
Separate stacks per brand means separate licences, vendors and fixes. Most multi-brand estates can run on one platform with brand-level theming, and the licence bill tends to shrink with the vendor list.
Question 3 of 6
How it looks when it works
Fixing a typo should take about as long as spotting it. If a text change needs a developer, the problem isn't the text, it's how the CMS was set up. Editing shouldn't need a ticket.
Question 4 of 6
How it looks when it works
Integrations are where estates get fragile: rarely documented, each one a dependency someone has to own. An integration map is the first thing we draw in a discovery, and it's often the first time anyone sees it all on one page.
Question 5 of 6
How it looks when it works
Governance isn't the enemy of speed. Done well, the approvals live inside the CMS as workflow: roles, previews, scheduled publishing, an audit trail. The slow part is usually the email chain, not the sign-off.
Question 6 of 6
How it looks when it works
A campaign page from existing components is an afternoon's work for an editor, not a sprint for a developer. That's what a design system wired into your CMS is for: marketing ships, engineering stays out of the loop.
Your complexity score
0/18
Refreshingly simple.
Your website isn't the complicated one. Enjoy it, and if that ever changes, you know where we are.
Manageable, for now.
A few pressure points, nothing dramatic. Worth sorting before the next market, brand or rebrand arrives, because it will.
Properly complicated.
Multiple brands, markets or systems, and a team that spends too much time waiting. This is the kind of estate we're built for.
Gloriously tangled.
Bring us your complicated website. We mean it.
The answer to most of the above is the same: a website your team can run.
No sales sequence attached. If your score says "leave it alone", we will tell you so.
Most teams we meet describe the same thing in different words:
If none of this applies, enjoy Lisbon. If two or more do, you are exactly who we came to talk to.
Migrate to a website your team can run
We start with a paid discovery or audit, not a proposal. Two to six weeks, fixed price. You get an honest read on what is worth keeping, what has to go, and what it will cost either way. Sometimes the answer is "stay where you are". We say so.
We consolidate brands, markets and instances onto one modern platform your editors can actually run. Redirect maps, content mapping and analytics continuity are planned before anything moves, so rankings and traffic survive the migration. Staged go-lives, UAT before cutover, no big-bang launch.
The team that built it stays. Design, engineering, CMS architecture and content ops under one contract, scaling up or down with your quarter. Twenty-plus clients have renewed for eight or more consecutive quarters. That is the part we are proudest of.
Design, engineering and content ops from named senior people. You brief one partner instead of coordinating five vendors.
Certified partners across the modern web stack - [Sanity, Storyblok, Contentful, DatoCMS, Vercel, Astro] - exclusive with none. The recommendation follows your workflows, markets and budget, and we document it so you can defend it internally.
An SEO-safe migration method with redirect maps, content mapping and analytics continuity. Conversion work is in scope of the rebuild, not a separate project.
Estimates, trade-offs, budget options and progress reports arrive before you have to ask, in a form you can forward to management or procurement.
No appointments, no pitch. Run the complexity check, then come and argue about your score with the Bejamas team at the stand. Bring your CMS renewal date or the thing that annoys your editors most, and we will give you an honest first read on the spot.
Not in Lisbon? The check works from anywhere, and you see your score straight away.
Check your migration complexity ↑No. Bejamas works with complexity, not company size. Multiple brands, markets, languages or instances, a CMS your team cannot run, and no senior web team in-house. If that is you, size is secondary.
The one that fits your editorial workflows, markets, integrations and budget. Bejamas holds partner status across the ecosystem and is exclusive with none, so the recommendation follows your case, not our margin.
Not always. The audit sometimes concludes that the current platform is fine and the problems sit elsewhere. Bejamas says so when that is the honest verdict.
With a paid discovery or audit, fixed price, two to six weeks. You get a documented recommendation and a phased plan before committing to a build.
Not if it is planned properly. Redirect maps, content mapping and analytics continuity are agreed before anything moves, and go-lives are staged with UAT before cutover.
The same team stays on a quarterly retainer that flexes with your workload. Most Bejamas clients renew for years, not launches.
Bejamas · The senior web team behind complex websites · Stand 0303-43, Web Summit Lisbon
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