Questions
The things you should know before a project.
Pricing, timing, ownership, and feedback should be clear before you commit.
How long does a project actually take?
The timeline depends on the scope and when we receive the materials we need. Your proposal will name the preview and launch schedule before work begins.
What does the free website review include?
The automated review checks the visible homepage on desktop and mobile and tests a visible contact link when one is available. It shows one specific finding if the checks support it, or explains what remained inconclusive. A screenshot appears when capture is available. The result is a first look, not a measurement of inquiries or lost customers.
Do I own the site after you build it?
Yes. You own the code, the domain, and any accounts we set up on your behalf. No monthly lock-in, no requirement to host with us.
What if I already have a domain?
Even better. We’ll launch the new site at your existing domain on go-live day. We will plan the changeover with you and explain any expected interruption before launch.
Do you do ongoing support after launch?
Every project includes at least 30 days of post-launch support. Your proposal states the exact support period and terms. Optional retainer plans are available afterward.
What if I don't love the first design?
You can respond to the working preview. Your proposal sets the revision scope and schedule before we start.
Do you work with industries outside service businesses?
We focus on local service businesses — trades, healthcare practices, home services, and similar — because that is the work this site is focused on. If you’re outside that, we may still be a fit; get in touch and we’ll be honest about whether we are.
Still have a question?
Send the site and a short note. We will tell you if we can help.
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