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LOX24

A new website for LOX24, a German SMS gateway used by 5,000+ customers: a rebuild of the existing WordPress site with a clearer product story, a developer-first look and four languages.

ClientLOX24
SectorSaaS · SMS and messaging API
EngagementWebsite redesign and rebuild · in progress
TeamDesign + WordPress development
Request flow shown on the home pageRedesign
ProductsSMS, API, MCP, 2FARebuilding
LanguagesDE · EN · ES · PT-BRIn progress
PricingPrice listIn progress
ContentCase studies + blogIn progress
Outcome
880Networks worldwide, shown up front
4Languages on the new site
5,000+Customers the site speaks to
99.9%Availability, a headline trust signal

The problem

LOX24 sends SMS through a gateway to 880 networks worldwide, with German data protection, server hosting in Germany and 99.9% availability. Its website had to explain a wide product range: web SMS, bulk SMS with tracking, Google Calendar and Outlook reminders, inbound SMS, 2FA, anti-fraud scoring, an SMS API and an MCP server for AI agents.

The existing site was built on a generic theme and page builder stack with a multilingual plugin, and it did not show how the product actually works for developers or marketers.

The goal of the rebuild is a faster, more modern site that speaks to both audiences, in every language LOX24 sells in.

What we built

Four parts · rebuild in progress
01

Show the product, not just describe it

The hero walks through an API request, routing with cost caps and least-cost routing, and delivery reports, with code and framework logos for developers.

02

One page per product

SMS gateway, bulk SMS with tracking, Google Calendar and Outlook reminders, inbound SMS, A2P, SMS API, MCP server and anti-fraud each get their own clear page, plus pricing, case studies and a blog.

03

Four languages

German, English, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese, with a language switcher in the header and consistent trust signals (GDPR, servers in Germany, 24/7 support) on every page.

04

A faster build

The site moves to the Bricks builder with TranslatePress for translations, replacing the previous Elementor and WPML setup.

Stack
WordPressBricks BuilderTranslatePressSMS API / REST
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