The pricing page shows how the builds differ. This page lists the work every build carries, so you know what you get before the call.
Domain and DNS set up, with the domain kept in your name.
The site loads over https, so browsers show it as secure.
Visits and where they came from, measured from launch day.
Your profile linked to the site, so the listing and the site agree.
Tested before launch, so every enquiry reaches you.
Change items and prices yourself in a few minutes.
A page that says what the site collects and why.
Written for the customer who is searching, so the result reads well in Google.
Both in place at launch. The sitemap is submitted in Google Search Console with you, since that step needs your Google login.
Structured data that states your business name, type, hours, and location the way search engines read it.
The crawlers behind ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity can read the site.
A plain summary of the site for the AI tools that read one. Google does not use it, so it is a courtesy and not a ranking factor.
A share image and preview tags, so a link sent by text or posted on social shows your business.
Your icon in the browser tab and on a phone's home screen.
Lighthouse on mobile scores 90 or above for performance, accessibility, best practices, and SEO.
Every internal link checked, and every page reachable from another.
Every build is checked against the same launch checklist before it goes live.
One long page that gets people to book or order. Live in ten business days.
Up to five pages: home, about, contact, and a dedicated page for each service or product. Live in ten business days.
Up to twelve pages, every page editable by you, a blog, and call, form, and search tracking. Live in twenty business days.
An online store, custom booking, memberships, or software you already use. Scope, price, and deadline are set in the proposal.