F.A.Q.
Frequently asked questions
What almost everyone asks before working with us, answered straight.
List of frequently asked questions
How much does a website cost?
The price depends on what you need: every project is different. We make sure your site looks great and is fully functional for your business, with winning customers as the goal. Web design and development projects start from USD 999.
How is a project quoted?
Fill out the Build my project configurator or reach us through contact. With that information we prepare a written proposal with scope, price and dates. We only start once you agree with everything.
How long does a web project take?
A typical corporate site takes 2 to 5 weeks; an online store or a custom project, longer. The specific timeline is in the proposal and also depends on how quickly we receive your content and approvals.
How do you gain followers on social media?
If you have a good product or service but few followers, something is off in the strategy. We manage your social channels with consistent content aimed at the right audience; the goal is not to pile up followers but to turn them into customers.
Does the website include hosting and email?
We can host your site on our managed hosting, with SSL, backups, monitoring and authenticated corporate email. If you prefer another provider, we hand the site over ready to install wherever you decide.
What happens after delivery?
Everything is in your hands: access, files and documentation. If you’d rather not worry about it, take the monthly maintenance plan and we keep updating, backing up and improving your site.
Do you work with clients abroad?
Yes. We work with clients in Canada, the United States, Spain, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and all of Latin America, in Spanish and English. We adapt to what each project needs.
Can you rescue a hacked or abandoned site?
Yes, it’s one of our cybersecurity services: we clean the site, identify how they got in, close the breach and leave it protected and monitored.
How do payments work?
Projects are paid in milestones defined in the proposal (usually an initial deposit and the rest against deliveries). Recurring services, such as maintenance or marketing, are billed month to month.