RewardPay

A website their marketing team can run

We connected RewardPay's website to headless WordPress so their marketing team can edit pages and create content in a familiar CMS. With around a week to launch, our focus was the development and backend work needed to get the site live.

RewardPay homepage with the Turn business bills into rewards heading, account buttons and tropical travel imagery
RewardPay rewards partners page with Qantas Business Rewards, Virgin Australia Business Flyer and ALL Accor cards

About the project

Client
RewardPay
Services
Delivered
01 Website development with 80+ pages, 7+ content types
02 Backend client-editing experience
03 Custom website development and headless WordPress integration
04 Editable pages and content for the marketing team
05 Website completion and launch on a tight deadline
Website development

A custom website with WordPress behind it

RewardPay website benefit cards explaining business payments, American Express and rewards partners

Custom development, familiar editing

RewardPay's custom website uses headless WordPress for content management. We worked on the website and its backend connection so content edited in WordPress appears in the site's custom layouts. The public website and the team's editing experience were both part of our development scope.

  • RewardPay website explaining the four steps to create an account, make payments and earn rewards
  • RewardPay points calculator with a credit card selector, monthly business spend slider and example travel rewards
RewardPay expense types page with links to marketing, equipment, payroll, tax and other business expenses

80+ pages, one place to manage them

The website spans 80+ pages and 7+ content types. RewardPay has a large marketing team, so day-to-day editing needed to sit with them. We worked on the WordPress backend and its connection to the website so their marketers can update existing pages and create new content in a familiar CMS. Content editing was a core part of the build.

  • RewardPay Qantas Business Rewards page with partner imagery, introductory content and a promotional section
  • RewardPay pricing page displaying Free, Silver and Gold plans with payment fees and sign-up buttons
  • RewardPay customer stories section combining video testimonials and written quotes
Website delivery

Ready for launch in around a week

RewardPay website footer with a sign-up call to action and grouped navigation links

A tight deadline, a clear development scope

RewardPay brought us in with around a week to finish the website and take it live. We worked from Figma designs supplied by an external third party, focusing on the remaining website development, WordPress integration and launch. We got the website live with the content editing experience their marketing team needed.

RewardPay payment methods page with an introductory call to action, partner logos and payment option cards