Why do you publish prices at all?Because a price list saves you a week. If the amount is beyond your budget, you see it here instead of after two meetings. If it fits, the first call is straight away about your clients and the start date. The price is fixed for the scope described, so there is no haggling on the call.
How will I know it worked?From the number of enquiries. Every form and every phone number on the website has a counter, so after a month you know how many people wrote or called and where they came from. You also see how many people started filling in the form and gave up halfway, which is usually the first thing to fix.
How is your paid audit different from free ones?By what you do with it on Monday. A free audit is an automated report and a call from a salesperson the next day. Ours starts from the number of enquiries the website really brought in. It adds three competitors measured with the same yardstick. It ends with a list of fixes ordered by the enquiries each will bring, with the time each takes.
Will the website be mine?Yes, from the day of handover. You get the repository with all the code and instructions for changing content without us, and the domain and analytics accounts are registered to your company. If we part ways, the website stays with you and any other provider can pick it up.
What happens if you are late?You find out on the first day of the delay, together with the new date and the reason. For time overrun through our fault you do not pay a single zloty more.
Do you also run ads and sort out how the company works?Yes, both are quoted after a call, because they depend on budget and scale. Google and Meta ads we set up for enquiries: the same counter that sits on the website counts leads from the campaign, so you know what one enquiry cost. You pay the ad budget directly to Google; we charge for running it. Sorting out the company means a review of how you work, a knowledge system that holds what today sits in heads and inboxes, and automation of the processes that eat time.
Can you show who you did this for?Yes. Malard Przeprowadzki, a removals company in Warsaw: website from scratch, under our care since launch, every enquiry and every call counted from day one. LookUp! Events, an event space in the Skyliner tower in Warsaw: website from scratch, in Polish and English, with an enquiry form. Both are live and taking enquiries: malardprzeprowadzki.pl and lookupevents.pl. On a call we show enquiry numbers, not just screenshots.