It does not know your market
Two businesses with identical answers can need very different amounts of work, because one is competing with three local firms and the other with three hundred.
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What your business needs next
and what it starts at
Six questions about where the business actually is. What comes back is a short plan: which services are worth doing, in what order, how many weeks they take, and the budget they start from - priced from the packages published on this site.
The questions
Six questions about the business
Answer honestly rather than optimistically. The plan is only as useful as the position it starts from.
The method
How the plan is worked out
There is no scoring model and no black box. Six answers go in, a short set of rules picks the services, and the prices come straight off the packages page.
Your answers pick the services
Each recommendation is a rule rather than a guess, and the plan tells you which of your answers produced it.
The order follows the dependencies
Identity decides what the site says, the site is what marketing sends people to, and support depends on neither - so it starts straight away.
The weeks come from the packages
Each one publishes its own delivery time, and the one-off work is added up in sequence because that is how it genuinely runs.
The budget is the published starting price
Nothing is priced in this tool. Change a price on the Offers and Pricing page and this plan changes with it.
Nothing is sent anywhere
There is no email field on this page: the plan is worked out in your browser and gone when you close the tab, so copy, print or download it first.
Worth knowing
What it does not account for
It cannot see your existing site
A rebuild and a rescue are different jobs, and only looking at the thing tells you which one you have.
It assumes one of each
Where a package is priced per agent or per channel, the figure is for one of them; more than one multiplies it.
It is a floor, not a quote
Every number is the published starting point. Scope moves it, and scope is what a conversation is for.
FAQ
Questions about the planner
1Are these real prices?
They are the real starting prices, taken from the packages published on the Offers and Pricing page. They are the point below which a project of that shape does not go - not a quote for yours.
2Why does it recommend things I did not ask for?
Because your answers asked for them. If you said the site brings nothing in, more traffic is not the fix, and the plan says so. You can tick what you already know you want and it is added; it will not remove what the answers call for.
3Do you keep my answers?
No. There is no form to submit and no address to enter. The plan is worked out in your browser, and closing the page is all it takes to be rid of it.
4The timeline looks long. Can it be shorter?
Sometimes. The weeks are the published delivery times run in order, because each stage feeds the next. Where a deadline is fixed, the usual answer is a smaller first phase rather than a faster one.
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