Top 10 Astro Development Agencies in 2026

Quick Summary

• Best overall: Flowtrix, for B2B companies that want a fast Astro site their marketing team can run without a developer.
• What's on the list: 10 agencies with real Astro work, including official Astro partners and independent studios.
• How we picked: each agency shows Astro work, a clear CMS setup and public proof like reviews or case studies.
• Before you hire anyone: check the agency's own site for Astro in the page source. It takes a minute.

The best Astro development agency for B2B companies in 2026 is Flowtrix, because it pairs every Astro build with an editor your marketing team can use from day one. The nine agencies after it all have real Astro work to show, and each one is worth a look.

Almost every web agency now lists Astro on its services page. Far fewer have actually shipped Astro sites for clients, and the difference only shows up once you're three weeks into a project.

So we did the boring part. We went through Astro's own partner directory, agency case studies and Clutch profiles, and kept only the teams with real Astro work to show.

One thing to be upfront about: Flowtrix wrote this list and put itself first. We explain why below, and every other agency is here on its own merit.

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Run this check before you read any list, including ours

Here's a trick most buyers don't know. If an agency really builds with Astro, its own website is usually built with Astro too, and you can see that in about a minute.

Open the agency's homepage, right-click and choose View page source. Then search the page for the word "astro". Many Astro sites carry a generator tag that names Astro, or load files from a folder called /_astro/.

It isn't a perfect test. Some agencies remove the tag, and some build client sites in Astro while their own site runs on something else. If you find nothing, it's simply a good question to ask on the first call.

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1. Flowtrix

Flowtrix builds websites for B2B SaaS, AI, cybersecurity and IT services companies, mostly at Series A to C. It has delivered 100+ projects and works with teams worldwide from Bangalore.

What makes it different is how it sets up Astro. Developers build a library of components, and marketers get a headless CMS where they can change copy, swap images and add pages without touching code. The design stays on brand, and nobody waits a week for a developer to fix a headline.

Every page is also planned for search and AI tools from the start, with its own title, description and social card. If you're still deciding on the platform itself, our Astro vs WordPress guide walks through when Astro makes sense.

How Flowtrix built Javelin ITCS on Astro

Javelin ITCS is a US consulting and staffing group with four firms under one roof. Its old website was a four-page template that showed none of that, and the first sitemap wishlist ran to 35 pages.

• 10 focused pages instead of 35: Each one targets a distinct search need, with its own title, description and social card.
• Editing without a developer: Javelin's team manages copy, company profiles and job posts in BetterCMS on its own.
• One lead form behind every call to action: It routes inquiries to sales or careers across 7 different paths.
• Live in 4 weeks: When Javelin buys a new firm, it adds a CMS entry instead of starting a new website project.

Pro Tip

Ask every agency to show you the editor your team will use after launch. If they can't demo it, you'll be paying them for every small change.

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2. Lucky Media

Lucky Media is a Dallas agency and an official Astro partner, part of the hand-picked group in Astro's partner program. It works with US companies moving marketing sites off Webflow, WordPress or Next.js, and its projects are run by senior developers.

It lists clients like Chainguard, data.world and Duende, and says it rebuilt Chainguard's enterprise site in 30 days. The team also works in Laravel and React when a project needs more than a marketing site.

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3. Bits&Letters

Bits&Letters is a web strategy, design and engineering studio in New York and an official Astro partner. Its big idea is that you should own your website, with no lock-in to a platform.

Founder David Demaree has worked on design platform teams at Adobe, Google, Stripe and Webflow. Rill used the studio to replace a Webflow site with an Astro codebase its team can update, and Everself's Astro build shipped in 8 weeks.

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4. 58agents

58agents is a German agency and an official Astro partner. It builds content-rich, accessible Astro sites with a headless CMS, so marketing teams can keep pages up to date.

The team also helps with MVPs, cloud migrations and product strategy. It says it has launched and scaled VC-backed startups, which makes it useful when the website is part of a bigger product push.

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5. Digital Elevator

Digital Elevator is a US agency that builds every client site on Astro and hosts it on Cloudflare. It comes from an SEO background and has served 200+ brands.

Its web design packages start at $6,000 at a fixed price, with timelines of 3 to 8 weeks. Custom features are billed at $175 an hour, so you know the costs before you start.

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6. Opace

Opace is a Birmingham agency with 15+ years in business and a 5.0 rating on Clutch. It offers Astro as its own service, with headless setups on Contentful, Sanity, Storyblok or Strapi.

It also handles migrations from WordPress, Gatsby, Next.js and Hugo. Every move comes with full URL mapping and redirects, which helps protect your rankings.

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7. WAYF

WAYF is a content platform engineering firm in Warsaw, with a team of 35+ and 100+ shipped projects. Its clients include Ingersoll Rand, Framer and Ramp Network.

WAYF pairs Astro with Payload CMS, and even publishes a Payload plus Astro starter kit for other teams to use. Its own website runs on Astro too.

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8. Devoq Design

Devoq Design is based in Ahmedabad, with offices in Sacramento and Ontario. It builds Astro sites with headless CMS setups on Payload, Sanity, Strapi or Contentful, and takes on multi-language sites too.

It holds a 5.0 rating on Clutch across 33 reviews. You can work with it on a fixed-price, retainer or dedicated-developer model.

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9. EnactOn

EnactOn is a software company in Surat with 13+ years of experience and 350+ clients across 65+ countries. It offers full-stack Astro development.

It can also add AI and machine learning features on top of an Astro build. That helps when your site needs to do more than show content.

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10. Vaihe Media

Vaihe Media is a studio in Ylöjärvi, Finland, that pitches itself as an Astro and Next.js partner. Astro is one of its three core technologies.

Projects start at $1,000, with hourly rates of $50 to $99 on its Clutch profile. That makes it an easy place to start for projects with a set budget.

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What an Astro site actually costs

Most agencies don't publish prices, which makes budgeting hard. The few that do give you a useful range to work from.

A small studio can start around $1,000. A fixed-price package for 10 to 15 pages starts near $6,000. A custom B2B build with a CMS, migration and redirects is usually priced after a discovery call, because the scope changes so much from one company to the next.

The saving most people miss is hosting. Because Astro pages are finished files, many sites run on Cloudflare, Netlify or Vercel for little or nothing each month, compared with paying for managed WordPress hosting.

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Our honest take

Every agency on this list has real Astro work to show, so the right pick comes down to your project, your budget and the team you want to work with. If you're a B2B company that wants an Astro site your marketing team can run on its own, start with Flowtrix.

Whoever you shortlist, run the page source check and ask to see the editor. Those two minutes tell you a lot about how the project will go.

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