One decision stream
A primary decision-maker gathers feedback, approves facts and submits one consolidated revision list.
A productized website process
A clear path from fit check to handoff.
The price stays controlled because the workflow is deliberate: one scope, complete materials, one design direction, one organized revision round and a clean launch.
The delivery window begins only after the deposit and complete content/assets are received.
Seven practical steps
Momentum comes from knowing what happens next.
- 01
Fit check and deposit
Confirm that the five-page product fits the business, agree on any add-ons, and pay the 50% deposit to book the work.
- 02
Content and access
Supply services, brand files, photos, business facts, domain access, and required legal wording through a structured intake.
- 03
Strategy and page outline
Turn the material into a focused page plan with clear navigation, priorities, calls to action, and search-ready page topics.
- 04
Design and build
Design and develop the site within a proven product system, adapted to the supplied brand and content.
- 05
Preview and one revision
Review the working site and send one consolidated list of refinements to the approved direction.
- 06
Launch and handoff
Pay the remaining 50%, approve launch, and receive control of the agreed accounts and final approved assets.
- 07
Defect support
The build includes fourteen days of defect support after launch. Care and growth services remain optional.
Responsibility matrix
The fastest projects have clear owners for every input.
| Area | Client supplies | $900 Website handles | What can delay the work |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business facts | Supplies and approves accurate services, prices, contact details, coverage, credentials, and legal wording. | Organizes approved facts into a clear, consistent website. | Missing or conflicting facts pause content and launch decisions. |
| Words and images | Supplies usable source copy, brand assets, and properly licensed photos unless copywriting is added. | Edits and places supplied material within the agreed scope. | Late, low-resolution, or unlicensed assets can move the start date. |
| Feedback | Collects decision-maker input into one clear revision list. | Applies one consolidated revision round to the approved direction. | Conflicting or piecemeal feedback extends the schedule and may change scope. |
| Accounts and launch | Maintains ownership of the domain and grants required access without sharing passwords in unsafe channels. | Configures and launches the approved site, then completes the agreed handoff. | Domain, hosting, or approval access that arrives late delays launch. |
What keeps the price lean
Less ceremony. More complete decisions.
Productized does not mean generic. It means the business decisions are organized so design time goes into clarity and craft—not open-ended meetings and abandoned directions.
One purposeful direction
A proven technical and design foundation is adapted to the brand instead of rebuilt from zero for no business reason.
After launch
Fourteen days for defects. Ongoing help stays optional.
The included support covers defects in the delivered build for fourteen days after launch. New content, new features, maintenance and growth work are separate decisions.
Optional care is CAD $69/month. Ongoing Local Growth starts at CAD $599/month. Neither is required to own the site.
Process questions
Details that protect the schedule.
01How long does a website take?+
Typical delivery is seven to ten business days after the deposit and all required content, assets, facts, and access are received. Scope changes and delayed input change the schedule.
02When does the seven-to-ten-business-day timeline begin?+
It begins after the deposit and complete intake—not from the first message or an incomplete folder of materials.
03What can delay the launch?+
Common delays include missing copy or images, unapproved facts, late account access, conflicting feedback, and new requirements introduced after scope approval.
04How do deposit and final payment work?+
A 50% deposit books the project. The remaining 50% is due before launch or transfer.
05Will I see the site before it launches?+
Yes. You review a working preview before the consolidated revision round, final approval, and launch.
06What happens after the fourteen-day support period?+
Defect support ends after fourteen days. You can handle future work separately or choose the optional CAD $69 per month care plan; it is not preselected or mandatory.
Next step
Ready with the business facts and content?
Tell us what your business does, what the website needs to accomplish, and what content you already have. The fit check is short and the price is already clear.
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