We determine the pricing for your project based on its unique requirements and the value it brings to your business. This approach ensures you pay a fair price relative to the benefits you'll receive. Each project's scope, complexity, and expected impact factor into the final cost. We aim for transparency and will always provide a detailed breakdown of costs in our pricing proposal.

The final price of a project can be influenced by several factors that are all tied to the impact the project will have on your business. This can include the complexity and scope of the project, the time and resources it will require, and the potential return on investment it could generate. Other factors such as the level of customization needed, the desired time frame, and any additional services required can also affect the price. All these aspects are considered to provide a fair and value-aligned cost.

The quoted price includes all the services and deliverables specified in the Statement of Work (SOW) that we'll provide at the start of the project. This can include design and development tasks, project management, revisions, and any other services we agree upon. Additional costs may occur if you request changes or additional services that weren't included in the original SOW. For instance, if you decide halfway through the project that you want additional features or functionalities, or if significant changes are needed due to shifts in your business strategy or market conditions, we would assess these additional requirements and provide a revised quote for your approval.

Payment for our services is structured in three installments to make the process more manageable. The first installment of 50% is due at the beginning of the project. This initial payment secures our time and resources and allows us to start working on your project. The second payment, 25%, is due once the design phase is completed. The final 25% is due when the project is ready to go live on a server. We accept a variety of payment methods for your convenience, including bank transfers, major credit cards, and certain digital payment services. Please contact us if you have specific questions about payment options.

If a project is cancelled or significantly delayed partway through, it can have an impact on our scheduling and resources. That's why we require a non-refundable deposit to secure our time at the start of the project. This helps cover costs and resources allocated to your project. In the event of a delay from your end beyond the agreed-upon time frame, we reserve the right to reassess the project status. We understand that unforeseen circumstances can occur, and we're generally flexible within reason. However, substantial delays may lead us to cancel the project. In such cases, we'll communicate openly with you and discuss potential solutions before making any decisions. We always strive for a fair outcome that respects both your interests and our business needs.

Absolutely, we aim to be as transparent as possible with our clients. While we don't follow a strict hourly-rate structure, we do provide a detailed Statement of Work (SOW) that outlines the scope of the project, the deliverables, and the overall cost. This gives you a clear understanding of what the project entails and what you're paying for. Our pricing model is based on the value we provide rather than just the hours we work. This means the cost reflects the complexity, scope, and potential impact of the project on your business. This value-based approach ensures a fair pricing model where clients with more significant projects or potential business gains invest accordingly.

Of course, we value and appreciate the loyalty of our long-term and repeat clients. To show our appreciation, we offer discounts or more favorable terms to clients who choose to work with us on multiple projects or on an ongoing basis. The specifics of these discounts can be discussed on a case-by-case basis, depending on factors like project frequency, complexity, and duration. Our aim is always to foster strong, mutually beneficial relationships with our clients.

The commission model is a pricing strategy where you pay nothing for design, development, maintenance, marketing, and research, but we receive a percentage of the sales or revenue generated by the website or service we provide. This model allows us to share the risk and reward of the project with you.

The commission percentage can vary depending on the project's scope and potential. We discuss this with you and come to an agreement before starting the project.

The commission is calculated based on the revenue your website or service generates. We use reliable and transparent tracking tools to monitor this, and we provide regular reports so you can see exactly what you're paying for.

The risk is shared in a commission model. If the website or service doesn't generate expected revenue, we earn less. This setup motivates us to do our best to help your business succeed.

The duration of the commission arrangement depends on the specifics of our agreement. This can be discussed and decided before we start the project.

The terms for ending the agreement would be laid out in our initial contract. We aim for transparency and fairness in all our dealings, so we would discuss and agree on these terms together.

We do our best to find the right fit for commissioned projects. Typically, these are businesses that already have a physical location and are looking to expand into or fully transition to e-commerce. We seek clients with strong business acumen, a hard-working mindset, and a desire for growth. If this sounds like you, we would love to hear from you.

The retainer model is a pre-paid service where you purchase credits or "days" in advance. These credits can be used for any design or development services we offer. You get to prioritize your needs and assign these credits to tasks based on your business requirements.

The retainer model offers flexibility and ease of mind. It allows you to have a design and development team at your disposal whenever you need it, without worrying about hourly costs or negotiating new contracts for each project.

You create and prioritize tickets for the tasks you want us to work on. As we complete these tasks, we deduct the appropriate number of credits from your account.

If you use all your credits before the end of the term, you can purchase additional credits to continue the work.

Our retainer credits have an expiration date of one year from the purchase date. This is to ensure that both parties stay actively engaged in making the most of the agreement.

If you have more work than your current retainer package allows, we can discuss upgrading your retainer package or purchasing additional credits to cover the extra work.

Absolutely! The benefit of the retainer model is the flexibility it offers. You can re-prioritize tasks as your business needs change.