Choose the level of support that fits the job. Project fees and delivery dates are confirmed in a written proposal before work begins.
For one clear deliverable or a bounded first step.
Agree on the outcome, review points, and finish line.
For several pieces that need to work together.
Plan dependencies, access, testing, and handoff together.
For work that needs a recurring plan and owner.
Define included capacity, response expectations, and review cadence.
Your proposal identifies the deliverables, exclusions, responsibilities, milestones, review rounds, and payment terms.
Hosting, software subscriptions, AI usage, advertising spend, licensed assets, and specialist production are identified separately where applicable. A project fee should not hide the cost of running the result.
We confirm timing after reviewing the scope, available content, required access, and review schedule. An inquiry does not authorize paid work.
A single form workflow and a multi-tool assistant have different requirements. Share the job, your current tools, and a comfortable budget range so we can discuss a suitable scope.
Yes. A focused first project can test the direction before you commit to a larger build.
Changes should be reviewed and agreed with their cost and timeline impact before the additional work begins.