FAQ
Common questions.
Straight answers about cost, timelines, capability, and what happens after launch.
Website projects start at $750. The final figure depends on the number of pages, the design work involved, any integrations, and whether content is supplied or written as part of the project. We confirm scope and pricing in writing before starting.
Timelines depend on scope and how quickly content and feedback come back. A focused business site is typically a matter of weeks rather than months. We give you a schedule estimate as part of the proposal.
Yes. Custom web applications are a core part of what we do — internal tools, customer portals, scheduling systems, data collection, and operations software built around your process.
In most cases, yes. We can import from existing spreadsheets, export back to Excel or CSV, and in some setups read from files or data sources on a schedule. The right approach depends on where the file lives and how it is maintained.
Yes. Common examples include routing form submissions, sending notifications and reminders, generating reports, and moving data between systems so it does not have to be re-entered.
Yes. Internal tools — dashboards, request and approval systems, inspection forms, employee portals — are one of the most common types of project we take on.
Ongoing support and maintenance are available and quoted separately from the build. The level of support is agreed before launch so there are no surprises.
Yes. We can redesign an existing site, rebuild it on a modern stack, or improve specific areas such as performance, mobile layout, or lead capture.
Often, yes. Integration depends on whether the service provides an API or supported export, and on the access your account allows. We review feasibility during discovery before committing to it.
Ownership of the work, source code, hosting accounts, domains, and third-party services is defined in the agreement for each project. We set that out clearly in writing before work begins rather than leaving it assumed.
We deploy the finished product, help your team get comfortable with it, and hand over the relevant access and documentation agreed for the project. Ongoing support, changes, and additional phases can be arranged separately.
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