White-label work
Available only when a written agreement defines whose brand appears, who contracts and bills, who owns the work, who supports it, and what may be represented to the customer.
Package details
Use this guide to compare deliverables without relying on vague labels. The signed proposal remains the final source of scope, schedule, and responsibility.
Plus SEO examples, add-on boundaries, and future-service safeguards.
Feature guide
Definitions are written for a sales conversation. A final proposal makes any project-specific limits exact.
Distinct public pages included in the agreed sitemap. Legal pages and a useful error page are confirmed during scoping.
The space allocated to approved site files and media. Video libraries, customer uploads, databases, and email storage are separate unless written into scope.
A design composed for phones, tablets, and desktop screens around the approved brand and content—not a one-click theme swap.
Standard forms collect a small set of inquiry fields. Advanced forms may add conditional questions, routing, uploads, or integrations after privacy and security review.
Placement and basic preparation of customer-supplied images. Stock licenses, photography, custom illustration, and extensive editing are additional.
Basic galleries present a straightforward collection. Advanced galleries can add categories, richer navigation, and larger managed collections.
Basic covers crawlable pages, unique titles and descriptions, headings, sitemap, robots rules, canonical URLs, and sharing metadata. Enhanced adds search-intent mapping, richer page briefs, internal-link planning, and appropriate structured data. Neither level guarantees rankings.
A privacy-conscious measurement setup for agreed site events. Advertising pixels, campaign management, and ongoing reporting are separate unless listed.
Links or embeds that help visitors reach the business, open approved social profiles, or call from a compatible device.
HTTPS delivery, sensible browser security headers, responsive assets, caching, and launch checks within the chosen host's capabilities.
A repeatable publishing area and post template. Research, writing, editing, and a continuing publication schedule are separate services.
Approved editing controls. Basic and standard focus on routine content; major/custom administration is designed around defined business data and permissions.
Structured information loaded from a database rather than copied into fixed pages. The data model, migrations, backups, and retention require approval.
Authenticated customer access with defined roles and recovery. Identity, privacy, security, and support requirements are established before build.
Connection to an approved payment processor or scheduling provider. Provider fees, merchant approval, policies, and account ownership remain the customer's responsibility.
A defined connection to an approved outside service. Each API's access, limits, data flow, vendor fees, and failure behavior are reviewed first.
Business-specific steps or automation built from an approved workflow map. Scope names the users, decisions, data, exceptions, and support owner.
A live handoff session covering the controls and routine tasks included in the purchased package.
A limited stabilization period for defects in delivered scope and reasonable launch questions. New features and ongoing content work are separate.
SEO sample
For a local towing company, an enhanced setup might map one useful page to “24-hour towing in [city],” write a truthful title and description, connect the page to service-area content, add supported LocalBusiness data, and measure calls or qualified form starts.
What SEO setup is not: a ranking guarantee, paid advertising, review manipulation, bulk AI articles, or an indefinite campaign.
Fast local towing for cars, trucks, roadside needs, and accident recovery. See the service area and call the dispatch line.
Ideas that require discovery
We can discuss these needs, but the website should not imply a ready-made product or compliance service before ownership, consent, data sources, security, retention, geographic limits, dispute handling, and legal review are documented.
Available only when a written agreement defines whose brand appears, who contracts and bills, who owns the work, who supports it, and what may be represented to the customer.
A future intake process could support identity continuity, credential confirmation, vendor due diligence, and contractor onboarding. It must not collect sensitive personnel documents through an ordinary contact form.
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