01
Inquiry
Submit the business, current site, service area, offer, and desired customer action.
Website preview intake
Preview first.Build after proof.
This is the clean starting lane for a client website project: send the inputs, get a focused preview direction, approve the scope, pay the deposit, then build without guessing.
Starting lane
$500
Typical deposit path after preview approval. Final scope depends on build size.
Decision output
Fit / Fix / Build
The preview should make the next move obvious, not create a bigger fog machine.
What this prevents
Random screenshots, half-scoped promises, missing payment gates, and the classic small-business trap where everyone is excited but nobody knows who owes what next.
Inquiry to payout
The operating path
This is intentionally linear. If a client cannot move through these gates, the project is not ready.
02
Fit check
We verify the angle, current web presence, local trust gaps, and the fastest useful preview path.
03
Preview
You get a focused concept direction with positioning, structure, and conversion recommendations.
04
Deposit
Approved projects move through Quick Pay with a deposit before production work starts.
05
Build
The site is built, reviewed, revised, documented, and prepared for launch.
Preview request
Send enough signal to build the angle.
Weak intake creates weak work. The form asks for the minimum useful context so the preview can focus on business fit, trust, conversion, and next action.
Business name, contact name, and email
Current website or social profile if no site exists
Core services, offer, and best customer action
Service area, city, or market focus
Any competitor, inspiration, or must-avoid examples
No build starts until the preview direction and first paid milestone are approved.
No production launch happens without explicit final approval.
Final balance is collected through Quick Pay before final handoff unless otherwise agreed.