Lama Media

Lama Media is a web development shop based in Wrocław, Poland, founded in 2006. Michael runs the operation as owner and head of production. The team has delivered for over 100 clients across startups, Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and notable cultural institutions—including a Nobel Prize winner and Olympic medalists. Their work spans web development, e-commerce platforms, and web applications, with a stated focus on long-term client relationships and code quality.

Services and capabilities

Lama Media offers three core services. Web development covers everything from corporate sites to high-traffic international platforms. They've built sites that handled 7,000 users per second during a live TV broadcast (for Zzysh, a Swiss wine-preservation startup) and designed recruitment pages that drew 37,000 unique visitors on peak days (Wrocław University of Science and Technology). E-commerce work includes full platform builds with integrations for ticket sales, product inventory, and performance optimization. Their web applications—mostly JavaScript-based—are built after business analysis to solve specific client problems.

They work with Scrum and agile methodology. Projects follow five phases: business analysis to understand scope, input phase to create backlog and initial designs, development in sprints with client feedback, deployment, and ongoing support. Code goes through review before acceptance, and QA verifies each feature. Maintenance packages start at €199/month (Starter tier with 2 dev hours monthly for smaller WordPress sites) and go up to €1,999/month (Enterprise tier with 8+ dev hours for large platforms requiring frequent updates). The maintenance tier includes backups, plugin compatibility checks, and 24/7 support.

Notable work

Zzysh is a recurring example. The Swiss wine-tech startup asked Lama to build an e-commerce platform across six national versions. During a prime-time German TV appearance, the site sustained 7,000 concurrent users per second without failure. Wielton, the third-largest European trailer producer, needed a redesigned brand site and new corporate presence. Lama combined six companies from the Wielton Group into a single website with database integration; the recruitment site achieved an average 3:10 on-page dwell time and boosted applications and graduate hiring.

Wrocław University of Science and Technology's recruitment site saw 37,000 unique visitors on its best day and drove a 3% increase in applications in the first year, countering national enrollment trends. The site later won a Genius Universitatis Award and was eventually redesigned by Lama again after several years. Kalpak Travel, a Swiss Central Asia tour operator, received a booking platform that sold 100+ tours and generated €300,000+ in first-year revenue. The Olga Tokarczuk Foundation site (for the Nobel Prize and Booker Prize winner) remains in development with archival services planned. Hydropolis, a water museum, received a three-language website with ticket sales and animations designed to mirror the venue's interactive exhibitions. Radio LUZ got a modern multimedia app and website. Wrocław Airport's site handles 100,000–300,000 monthly passengers. Cloudvisor (AWS partner) and Abakus Logistics (500,000 loads, 15,000 customers) were also clients.

How they work

Clients work with a project manager—Aneta has held that role for over seven years—and the development team. Engagement begins with listening and asking questions in a business-analysis phase. A brief, project goals, and backlog emerge next. Development happens in Scrum sprints; clients give feedback after each increment. Once accepted, the product launches. Support is continuous; a dedicated maintenance team handles updates, patches, and bug fixes. For fixed work, pricing is custom-quoted. For maintenance, Lama offers tiered packages: Starter (€199/month, 2 dev hours, backups, 24/5 support), Regular (€499/month, 8+ dev hours, 24/7 support), and Enterprise (€1,999/month, 8+ dev hours, 24/7 support).

Team and credentials

Founded in 2006, Lama Media is headed by Michael, a seasoned systems engineer. Aneta (project manager, psychology degree and journalism background) leads client relations. Matthew leads WordPress work. The site does not specify overall team size. The company mentions it values code reviews, QA verification, and knowledge-sharing internally through Academies and team meetings. No ISO certifications, SOC 2, AWS partnership, or formal awards are listed in the source, though the Genius Universitatis Award for the university recruitment site is mentioned.