Cancun
Hamaca Web Solutions is a web development company with a service area covering Cancun, Playa del Carmen, and Quintana Roo. I build custom sites and applications with modern technology, designed to turn tourist and local traffic into real bookings and inquiries, not just a page that looks good.
Response within 24 hours. The first conversation is a diagnosis, not a sales pitch.
International tourism, high season, and decisions made from a phone aren't a generic case — they change what your site needs to prioritize. Here's what that means in practice.
International tourism demands real bilingual content, not automatic translation: In Cancun, a large share of the people booking a hotel, a tour, or a property search in English, not Spanish. An auto-translate plugin makes mistakes an international visitor notices immediately — a properly built bilingual site is what turns that demand into a booking.
Mobile load speed decides whether a last-minute booking goes through: Someone searching for a hotel or tour from their phone won't wait more than a few seconds for a page to load — if it stalls, they try the next result. When a large share of bookings get decided that way, a slow site doesn't just lose a visit: it loses a customer who was ready to book.
A template site doesn't connect to your booking system: Showing real availability or confirming a booking automatically requires your site to talk to your reservation system or calendar — something most generic templates don't handle without extra work. When that connection is missing, someone ends up copying WhatsApp bookings by hand into another system.
Your business operates in Cancun or the Riviera Maya and competes for customers who are also looking at other options in the area.
You rely on WhatsApp to receive and confirm bookings or inquiries, and it's already getting hard to keep track.
You get traffic from international tourists, but your site is only in Spanish or auto-translated.
Your current site or web pages look outdated next to competitors who did invest in their digital presence.
You need your site to show availability, a catalog, or bookings, not just contact information.
Four sectors where web development and design need to solve a specific problem, not just look good:
Hotels and lodging
Booking engine integration, real bilingual content, and load speed that doesn't cost you a last-minute reservation.
Real estate agencies and developers
Filterable listing catalogs, bilingual content for international buyers, and forms that qualify a lead before the call.
Professional services
A site that projects judgment and seriousness — key for law firms, accounting, or consulting practices competing for demanding clients.
Clinics and practices
Appointment systems, visible credentials, and the trust a patient needs before booking with someone new.
The same criteria I apply to any project, with examples from the local market:
An informational site is enough if...: your business only needs to show up and take contact through WhatsApp — for example, a small hotel with no reservation system of its own.
Custom development makes sense if...: you need to show real availability, quote automatically, or connect your site to a system you already use, like a property catalog that changes weekly.
Custom development is not worth it if...: a well-configured WordPress site already solves your need — building something custom there would just cost more for the same result.
Patterns that repeat across tourism and local businesses in the area, and what they end up costing.
The business ends up with double the operational load: someone copying WhatsApp bookings by hand into another system, with the risk of double-booking or losing a reservation during high season.
An international visitor notices the mistakes immediately — and in a market competing for bookings against other destinations, that first impression costs the sale.
Without technical structure built in from the start, the site doesn't show up when someone searches for hotels in Cancun or the specific service you offer — adding it later costs more and delivers less.
A slow or broken site during November-April doesn't just lose ordinary traffic — it loses exactly the last-minute bookings that make up a large share of the season.
TripFinders needed a bilingual site to sell tours and transportation for the tourism sector with presence in Cancun, Tulum, and Playa del Carmen, with pricing in two currencies and an admin panel their team could update without technical help. Here's how we solved it.
A custom web development project for an established business in Cancun generally falls between MX$40,000 and MX$150,000 or more, depending on scope. It's not a fixed rate — it depends on what your business needs to solve, not on being located in the area. Here's what moves it:
Booking system integration
Connecting the site to a reservation engine, calendar, or quoting system adds development work, but it's exactly what prevents the double workload of copying bookings by hand.
Real bilingual content
A properly built bilingual site, not auto-translated, costs more than a single-language one, and in a market with international tourism it usually pays for itself.
Catalog size
A catalog of 10 rooms or properties isn't the same job as one with 100 that updates weekly.
Timeline before high season
A project that needs to be ready before November may require more dedicated resources to hit the deadline.
Technology choice
A well-configured WordPress site costs less than a full custom build — the difference should be justified by what your business actually needs, not by habit.
Typical timelines
A well-scoped institutional site can take 4 to 6 weeks; a platform with bookings or a dynamic catalog generally takes 8 to 12.

Miguel Prot
Founder & Developer — Hamaca Web Solutions
I studied Software Engineering at Universidad Politécnica de Quintana Roo, so the Cancun and Riviera Maya market isn't foreign to me. I work directly with you at every stage of the project — no intermediaries, no account managers — coordinating with businesses in the area remotely, with clear, documented communication at every step.
Learn more about my experienceI review the site in production before considering it done, and fix any adjustment that comes up in the first days of real use. If you need ongoing maintenance later — updates, seasonal changes, support — it's available, but never a condition of the project.
See Website MaintenanceA well-scoped institutional site takes 4 to 6 weeks; a platform with bookings or a dynamic catalog generally takes 8 to 12. The exact timeline depends on scope — I give you a real estimate after understanding your project, not before.
If 80% of what you need already exists in a mature plugin, WordPress is the faster, cheaper option. If you need real-time bookings, filterable catalogs, or logic specific to your operation, custom development usually pays off. The full comparison is on Hamaca's blog.
It depends on whether your business only needs to be visible (information, contact, WhatsApp) or needs to process something: bookings, quotes, availability. A 5-room hotel rarely needs custom development; a real estate agency with 40 properties that change weekly almost always does.
Three things most don't offer: an honest price range instead of a number invented on the first call, clarity about who actually does the work, and an explicit answer for when custom development is NOT worth it. If a company can't answer that, it's a warning sign.
It includes technical SEO from development: speed, semantic structure, and indexing — especially relevant for Cancun businesses competing for both local and international searches. A broader content strategy, like a blog or keyword targeting, is a separate service.
I review the site in production, not just in testing, and fix any issue that comes up in the first days of real use before considering the project closed. It's not a contractual guarantee with clauses — it's part of the delivery process itself.
Immediate post-launch support, with fixes for the first days of real use, is included. Ongoing maintenance — updates, seasonal changes, permanent support — is a separate service, available if you need it, never mandatory.
Yes. Hamaca Web Solutions' service area includes Cancun, Playa del Carmen, and Quintana Roo — the same technical criteria apply no matter where in the area your business operates.
Tell me about your business, where in Cancun or the Riviera Maya you operate, and what your site needs to solve. From there I can propose real scope, technology, and pricing, not a generic template.
Response within 24 hours. The first conversation is a diagnosis, not a sales pitch.