Clear Scoping. No Surprise Quotes.
Every project is scoped around the business outcome, required integrations and delivery depth. You’ll know the scope, timeline and investment before work begins.
How scoping works
01
Review
Understand the business goal, current website and required outcome.
02
Scope
Define pages, integrations, deliverables, timeline and responsibilities.
03
Proposal
Receive a clear written proposal with scope, timeline and investment.
No surprise additions after scope approval unless requirements change.
Engagement path · Focused
Website & Conversion Projects
Focused website and conversion work for service businesses — scoped according to your requirements, not sold as a public fixed-price package.
You’ll get a clear written proposal covering pages, deliverables, timeline and investment before work starts.
What's typically included
- Scoped around your business outcome and conversion goals
- Pages, structure and booking or enquiry path defined up front
- Hosting and care options available after launch
- Clear responsibilities for content, feedback and access
- Local SEO / Google Business Profile support when included in scope
- Direct support — message me anytime
Typical focused website projects can launch in around 10–15 business days once content, feedback and required access are available.
You own the approved website assets and custom code included in your project. Third-party tools, hosting and subscription services remain subject to their own terms.
Engagement path · Discovery
Custom Systems & Integrations
Custom websites, platforms, booking engines, SaaS, e-commerce, LMS, and internal tools — discovery first, then a scoped proposal.
Price and timeline are confirmed after discovery — not a one-size-fits-all package.
What to expect
- Discovery to clarify goals, systems and required integrations
- Custom websites, platforms, booking engines, or internal tools
- Project-specific timeline once requirements are clear
- Handover of approved assets and custom code from your project
Custom systems use a project-specific timeline after requirements are clear.
You own the approved website assets and custom code included in your project. Third-party tools, hosting and subscription services remain subject to their own terms.