Full Handover
We launch the website, provide the agreed files or platform access, and explain how to manage it. There is no required ongoing Flare management plan. You can request further work separately.
Select a service to see what it does and what each tier includes.
Which suits me? Explore servicesExamples: a local business, a portfolio, a new brand.
One page for the offer, proof and contact.
A multi-page business website for services, proof and enquiries.
A larger custom website with deeper content and motion.
Examples: trades, consultants, appointment-based services.
A service website with a clear offer and enquiry path.
A multi-page service website with dedicated service pages and a stronger enquiry flow.
For businesses that depend on website enquiries.
Examples: retail, product launches, wholesale catalogues.
A smaller storefront, catalogue or contact-to-order launch.
A complete store for a larger product range.
A larger store with more products, rules and integrations.
Core, Signature and Ultra describe the size and scope of the build. Every tier includes mobile testing and launch setup.
Calculators, trackers, automations, reporting tools and focused internal workflows.
Multi-user tools with logins, roles, dashboards, exports and connected workflows.
Client portals, multi-tenant products and platforms with substantial integrations.
You can take over the agreed website files and accounts, or have us manage the site. The delivery arrangement is confirmed in your proposal.
Plan allowances are totals, not additional hours on top of the previous plan. Web Partner's 10 hours include planning, care, testing, reporting and support; unused time does not roll over. Major new features need a separate scope. Your domain, hosting, platform and business email accounts are normally owned and paid for by you.
Stable production software that needs dependable technical care.
3-month minimum.
Production software needing regular improvements and operational review.
3-month minimum.
Products with an active roadmap and ongoing design and development needs.
3-month minimum.
We agree the scope, responsibilities and review points before development starts. You can follow the build and send feedback through your client portal.
We usually meet face to face to understand your business, what you offer and how you currently interact with and sell to customers. We discuss what works, what needs to change and what you want your website or software to achieve.
We follow up by email with questions about functionality, style and priorities. Share your longer-term ambitions as well as your immediate requirements. We ask for logos, photos, written content, product or service information and any other assets that will help with the build.
We recommend the right scope and delivery option, then set out the pages or workflows, responsibilities, review rounds, timing and cost. We agree what belongs in the first release and what can come later. Development begins once the agreement and commencement payment are in place.
We work through the structure and visual direction, reviewing key desktop and mobile designs with you before extending the build. You get access to your client portal, where project updates, conversations and shared files stay together.
You try the website and send consolidated feedback during the included review rounds. We refine the agreed work and test the important journeys, forms, mobile layouts and integrations. If a new idea changes the scope, we discuss its cost and timing before starting it.
Once you have given written approval, we launch and check the live website. We then complete your handover or continue with your chosen management plan. You know which accounts you own, what happens next and how to ask for help.
Project updates, messages and shared files stay together. Use it to follow progress, ask questions and send feedback. Connected reporting also shows how people are using your website.
No. Bring what you know about your business, what is not working and what you would like to achieve. The initial conversation and follow-up questions help us turn that into a useful brief.
Your logo and brand files, photos, product or service information, existing copy and examples of styles you like or dislike are a useful start. We will give you a specific checklist. Tell us what is missing so we can plan for it.
We agree a schedule once the scope is clear. The number of pages, integrations, content readiness and time needed for your feedback all affect it. We set out the milestones in your proposal rather than promise the same turnaround for every project.
Included revision rounds refine the agreed work. New pages, features or a change of direction may need a separate quote. We explain any effect on cost and timing and get your approval before doing the extra work.
Your domain, hosting or website platform and business email accounts are normally owned and paid for directly by you. Management covers our service; third-party subscriptions and usage fees are separate. Major redesigns, migrations, custom apps and substantial new integrations need their own scope.
New website builds normally include 30 days of defect correction for the agreed work. New features, content changes and ongoing improvements are separate. Your proposal confirms the exact coverage and the support route for your project.
The proposal and accepted agreement confirm the scope, timing and support arrangements for your project.
A website, a better workflow or something entirely new.
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