A: No. We offer both month-to-month options and committed plans. Month-to-month provides flexibility, while committed plans unlock better value.

A: Yes. You can move from Starter to Essential, Growth, or Scale as your business needs evolve. We’ll adjust your plan seamlessly.

A: We’re skilled in a multitude of website builders (e.g. GoHighLevel, Squarespace, GoDaddy, etc), ClickUp, Basecamp, Notion, Trello, QuickBooks, Stripe, Google Workspace, Microsoft Teams, Canva and other business management platforms.

Yes — we use AI-assisted tools as part of our workflow, alongside human expertise, review, and decision-making.

AI helps us streamline tasks like initial layout setup, formatting, content structuring, and repetitive production steps. This allows us to focus more time on strategy, accuracy, branding, and quality control, rather than manual busywork.

What matters most is that every project is reviewed, refined, and finalized by a real person to ensure it meets your business needs and professional standards.

Using AI doesn’t replace experience — it helps us deliver better results, faster, without cutting corners.

In simple terms:

👉 It means we’re counting the time spent actually working on the project — not the number of days that pass.

Projects aren’t worked on nonstop from start to finish. Work happens in focused blocks, alongside other scheduled commitments, reviews, approvals, and client responses.

So even if a project takes several days to complete, the actual hands-on work time may only be a few hours.

Simple example...

A website project might:

Take 3 business days from start to finish

But only involve 4 hours of active work

The remaining time includes:

Waiting for feedback or approvals

Scheduling work within business hours

Quality checks and final review

Other client work already in progress

Estimated hours include standard revisions

Time reflects active production, not calendar time

Timelines begin once all required content and approvals are received

Additional revisions or scope changes may require added time

Custom or complex requests may be quoted separately

A revision is a reasonable adjustment made to an existing design or page after the initial draft is delivered.

Revisions typically include:

Text edits or wording changes

Minor layout or spacing adjustments

Color, font, or image swaps using provided assets

Updating contact information or links

Small content refinements that stay within the original scope

Revisions do not include:

Adding new pages, sections, or deliverables

Rewriting large portions of content from scratch

Changing the original direction, layout, or concept after approval

Providing new branding, content, or assets not previously submitted

Requests that significantly expand the scope of the original project

If a request falls outside standard revisions, we’ll clearly communicate any additional time or cost before moving forward — no surprises.