Frequently asked questions
Real questions from real client calls — gathered from every service page in one place. Can't find what you need? Contact us or book a call.
Real questions from real client calls — gathered from every service page in one place. Can't find what you need? Contact us or book a call.
Pricing, process, scope, engagement model, deliverables — answers grouped by topic. Click any question to expand.
If your team publishes weekly without an engineer, WordPress wins. If you ship product UI or care about a perfect Lighthouse score, Next.js wins. For most growth-stage companies, headless WordPress + Next.js is the right middle ground.
No, if it is planned. We map every URL, set up 301s, preserve schema, and run a phased rollout with a staging audit before flipping DNS. Read the e-commerce migration case study for the full method.
Yes. The repo lives in your GitHub org. We hand over deploy access, environment docs and a Loom walkthrough. No proprietary lock-in.
Marketing sites start at $4,500. Custom builds and configurators run $20,000 and up. See the website pricing tier for current ranges.
Single-purpose pages ship in 7 to 14 days, including copywriting, design, build, analytics and the A/B test framework. Faster than most agencies because we do not hand off between teams.
Yes. Conversion copywriting is part of every landing page engagement. We start from your existing brand voice or build one in week one.
Cost-per-conversion, not vanity CTR. Every page ships with conversion tracking wired into your CRM so attribution survives the first cookie wipe.
WooCommerce when you need deep customisation, custom checkout flows or B2B logic. Shopify when you want operational simplicity and a faster path to launch. We pick based on what your team can run after we leave.
Yes. We map every URL, preserve schema, set up 301s and audit before launch. Across re-platforms we have shipped, none lost ranking on more than 5% of URLs at the 90-day mark.
Stripe, Shopify Payments, Klarna, PayPal, Apple Pay, plus TaxJar / Avalara for US sales tax automation. International tax on quote.
Yes, see the 3D configurators service or the Golden State Trailers case study.
Yes. Every redesign starts with an SEO audit, a URL map and a 301 plan. We launch on staging, run a Screaming Frog crawl, and only flip DNS once everything redirects 1:1.
Conversion, brand, content, SEO, performance and accessibility. You receive a written audit and a 60-minute walkthrough before any design work begins.
We launch the new design template by template (home, services, blog, etc.) so you never have a big-bang launch day with everything to fix at once.
Yes. Five-user usability testing on every major product surface. We use Maze and Lookback, plus session replay tooling already in your stack.
A Figma file with components, an annotated spec, a tokens export (JSON), and a 60-minute engineering handoff session.
Yes, that is the default. We design in Figma branches, ship one component at a time, and review PRs together.
Manufactured / configurable physical products, trailers, vehicles, modular furniture, equipment, kit homes, signage. Anything where a buyer makes 5–50 decisions before purchase.
Glb / gltf is ideal. We can also work from CAD (.step, .iges) and convert in-house. If you have nothing yet, we can scope a modelling phase as part of the build.
Anywhere. PDF emailed to the buyer, lead pushed into your CRM, order pushed into your ERP. We build the configurator as a React component you can drop into any site.
Lighthouse mobile + desktop, Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS), bundle analysis, third-party impact, render-blocking resources, image strategy, font strategy. You get a written report with three high-impact fixes ranked first.
Both. Most engagements include 2–4 weeks of implementation after the audit. Larger rebuilds get scoped separately.
Yes. Core Web Vitals are a confirmed Google ranking signal and INP replaced FID in 2024. We have moved sites from "needs improvement" to "good" inside two weeks on average.
$1,500/mo media is the realistic floor for measurable paid search in most markets. Below that, the data is too thin to optimise. Local Services formats can start lower.
Yes. For local service businesses (HVAC, plumbing, dental, legal) LSA frequently outperforms standard Search at half the cost-per-lead.
Weekly Loom + monthly written report. Metrics are pinned to cost-per-acquired-customer, not CTR. CRM-attributed pipeline is the source of truth.
Yes. We deliver 5–7 fresh ad concepts per month across image, motion and short-form video. Creative refresh is the single biggest lever on Meta in 2026.
Conversions API (CAPI) on day one, deduped against the pixel. We pair that with first-party data and CRM-attributed reporting so the numbers actually match what your team sees.
Both. Meta works for B2B when you can target by job title (Lead Ads + lookalikes) and qualify aggressively in the CRM.
First measurable lift at 90 days, compounding through 12 months. Local SEO can move in 30 days. Brand-new domains take 6 months minimum.
Technical fixes shipped, 2–4 long-form posts published, local listings audited and corrected, 1 written report tied to organic-attributed pipeline.
Google Business Profile optimisation, citation cleanup, review automation, local landing pages, schema, NAP consistency. Default for any client with physical locations.
All of the above. Klaviyo for e-commerce, Customer.io for SaaS, HubSpot when CRM and email need to live in one place. We pick on day one of discovery.
Yes. Every retainer includes copywriting and design for the recurring journeys plus 4–8 broadcast emails per month.
Yes. SMS via Klaviyo, Postscript or Twilio. WhatsApp via Twilio for international audiences.
Instagram and TikTok by default. LinkedIn for B2B. YouTube Shorts when there is video budget. We do not run channels you do not have an audience on.
Short-form video editing is included. On-camera production (filming, talent) is scoped separately depending on your in-house ability.
Reach, save rate, share rate, profile visits, follow-through to site. Vanity follower counts are not the goal, attributable site traffic is.
Whichever fits your stack. Make for visual orchestration with branching, n8n when self-hosting matters, Zapier for the few cases where pre-built connectors beat depth, native APIs and custom code when none of the above are right. We do not religious-war this.
Every scenario ships with error handling, a Slack alert on failure, and a "still works" check that runs daily. We pin scenarios to specific connector versions where supported.
Yes. We have lifted Zapier zaps to Make for cost reduction and to n8n for self-hosting. Migration is scoped per scenario complexity.
HubSpot for marketing-led companies and B2B SaaS. GoHighLevel for agencies and home-services. Pipedrive for outbound sales teams who want simple. We pick on day one based on team size, budget and integrations.
Yes if it is set up right. We train the team in 2 sessions, build mobile workflows, and remove every required field that does not drive a downstream behavior.
Yes. Data audit, deduplication, mapping, and a phased import with a rollback plan. We have migrated from Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, Copper.
All three. OpenAI for breadth, Anthropic for reasoning and safety, open-source (Llama, Qwen) when self-hosting matters. We pick per use case, not per vendor preference.
Today: lead qualification, internal Q&A over your docs, inbox triage, content drafts. Customer-facing chatbots without a clear escalation path are still risky.
Yes. RAG (retrieval-augmented generation) with citation, output validation, human review on anything legal or financial. We do not ship "AI sales agent" autopilot for high-stakes flows.
Basic ($99): hosting, security, monthly updates.
Standard ($249): + content edits, performance monitoring.
Growth ($599): + monthly improvement sprint, A/B tests, monthly written report.
No. We can manage on your existing host (Vercel, Cloudways, Pressable, WP Engine) or migrate you to ours. Migration is included in the first month if you join.
Anytime, with 30 days notice. No long-term contract.