Before we start,
let’s make things clear.

Cost depends on the services, number of pages or features, creative production, integrations, data, and ongoing support. We provide a scoped proposal; advertising spend and third-party subscriptions are identified separately.

Timing depends on scope, access, content readiness, review cycles, and external dependencies. We agree milestones before delivery and flag changes that affect the plan.

Yes. A focused audit, landing page, campaign test, or minimum useful software release can be a practical first step.

Maintenance and campaign management can be scoped after launch. The proposal sets out included work, reporting, communication, and support arrangements.

Remote collaboration can be considered. Working hours, communication, billing, and any regional requirements are confirmed during scoping.

Tell us about confidentiality requirements before sending sensitive information. Any NDA or additional contractual terms must be reviewed and agreed before they apply.

We aim to work within business-owned accounts with access limited to the agreed delivery needs. Account ownership and handover are documented.

Availability and engagement arrangements are discussed during scoping. We do not promise a particular team size or allocation before the proposal is agreed.

Source ownership, licenses, access, and handover are agreed in the project terms. Third-party software and licensed assets remain subject to their own terms.

Integration feasibility depends on available interfaces, permissions, data formats, and platform limits. We review these before confirming the implementation.

No. Advertising, search, and conversion outcomes depend on many factors outside the delivery scope. We agree meaningful measures, report limitations, and focus on practical improvement.