Practical guides for client work.
Handoffs, code ownership, and pricing — the parts of running website projects that nobody covers in a tutorial. No signup required, no gated downloads.
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What a website costs with us, page by page
Most web studios will not tell you a number until you have sat through a call. Here is ours, in full, before you speak to anyone.
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How to price a website build for a small business client
If you bill hourly, getting faster makes you poorer. That is a strange incentive to build a business on.
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What "you own your code" actually means in a website builder
Almost every website builder now advertises code export. The phrase covers at least four different products.
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How to hand off a website to a client
Most website projects do not go wrong during the build. They go wrong in the two weeks after it.
Read the guide - For the teamHow we run support, client projects and roles — public so clients can see how their work is handled.
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Working the support desk: the whole loop
A ticket is a promise with a clock on it. Here is how the desk keeps every promise, in order.
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Running a client project in the portal
The portal is the one place a build lives. Keep it current and the client never has to ask where things stand.
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Your role, your grade, and what the admin lets you do
Nothing on the admin is implied by a job title. Every switch is a specific thing you can do, and your guide lists them.
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