Introduction
Camino Financial is an online finance company that offers business loans and wealth-building solutions to help small businesses grow.



Challenges & Solutions
Their outdated and slow website held them back. So, Bejamas built them a fast, easy-to-manage website that fuels their growth.
Slow websites make users angry. Camino Financial’s website launch in September 2023 led to a significantly faster user experience.
Their TTFB improved by 65%, FCP is 68% faster, and LCP has increased by 72%.
Camino’s website was built on WordPress. The outdated technology limited its ability to scale with new features and traffic.
We rebuilt their website with Next.js and Storyblok, creating a scalable solution that can grow infinitely with predictable costs.
Camino Financial’s marketing team relied on developers for website updates, slowing down content changes.
Bejamas implemented Storyblok, a cost-effective and user-friendly CMS, allowing the marketing team to manage content directly for faster updates.
Companies of Camino’s scale can expect fees exceeding $14,000 annually with solutions like Algolia for search functionality.
Our team explored creative strategies, like custom AI search, that could potentially save Camino up to $13,900.
Outcomes
By modernizing their website with Next.js and Storyblok, Camino Financial experienced a 68.3% improvement in performance and reduced build times by 24x.
- Performance Improvements
- +68.3%
- Build Times Improvements
- 24X


Testimonial
The project was successfully executed within the anticipated time frame, despite encountering several challenges initially inherent to its complexity and uncertainties. Throughout the implementation process, occasional delays arose, but Bejamas collaborated closely with our team to expertly address these obstacles. Their proficient problem-solving approach resulted in notable improvements in both performance and operational efficiency.

Outgrowing your platform?
Camino Financial got a faster site on Next.js and Storyblok, with hosting costs they can predict. Let’s look at your setup.

