Questions worth asking a new studio
Answers are honest about what we have and have not done.
Have you built a site for a real cleaning company?
Not yet. We built a complete concept site for a fictional one, tested it on a phone and with a keyboard, and that is what the pilot offer is based on. You can open it from the menu.
Why would I hire you before anyone else has?
Lower pilot pricing in exchange for feedback and permission to show the work, and more attention than a busy studio can give. If that trade is not comfortable, waiting until we have three launched sites is a reasonable choice and we will say so on the call.
Will the site get me more customers?
We do not know and will not claim it. A clear site helps people who already heard of you decide to ask for a quote. It does not create demand by itself.
Who owns the site?
You do. Domain, hosting, form service and the files. We work as a collaborator you can remove.
What if I already have a site?
If it mostly works, we would rather offer a short fixed-fee audit than a rebuild. If it has a shop or booking tool, that stays and the new pages link to it.
What does hosting cost?
Static hosting has free tiers that are enough for a five-page site. A domain is roughly $12 to $20 a year. Both are paid by you to the provider, not to us.
Can I show prices on my site?
Yes, if you want to. Starting-at prices or a quote-only approach both fit the layout.
What happens if I cancel the care plan?
Fourteen days' notice, then it stops. The site keeps running because it lives in your accounts.
How do I contact you?
Use the inquiry form; it sends one email to the studio inbox and a person replies. A business phone number will be added later.