How we work
Six Steps, and You Know the Price Before Step Four.
Most bad agency experiences come from the same place: nobody wrote down what was being bought. This is how we avoid that.
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01
You Tell Us the Problem
A form, an email, or a call. We want the business problem, not a feature list — “our booking page loses people” is far more useful to us than “we need a new website”.
- No sales sequence
- No pitch deck
- A human reply within 1 business day
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02
We Scope It Properly
We look at what you have, ask the awkward questions, and write down exactly what we would do. For software work this is a paid discovery, because a free scope is a guess and guesses become change requests.
- Written scope
- Fixed price
- Named deliverables
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03
You Get a Fixed Quote
Scope, price, timeline and payment schedule, in writing, before anything starts. The number does not move unless you approve a change in writing. If we underestimated, that is our problem, not your invoice.
- No hourly surprises
- No scope creep billing
- Deposit terms stated up front
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04
We Build in the Open
You see progress on a staging URL as it happens, not at a big reveal at the end. Feedback is collected in one place, and we tell you when a request is outside scope before we do it, not after.
- Staging environment
- Two revision rounds
- Weekly progress notes
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05
We Launch Carefully
Redirects mapped, analytics verified, performance measured, backups running. Launch day is deliberately boring. For migrations, we test on staging and only then move DNS.
- Zero-downtime cutover
- Rankings protected
- Core Web Vitals measured
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06
We Stay Accountable
Every ongoing service reports monthly in plain English: what we did, what it moved, what is next. Month-to-month, so we have to earn it again every single month.
- Monthly reporting
- Cancel by email
- You own everything
Being honest about it
When We Are the Wrong Choice
We would rather tell you now than take a deposit and disappoint you later.
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You Want Guaranteed Rankings
Nobody can guarantee a position on a results page they do not control. If an agency promises you number one, they are either buying links or counting on you not checking.
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You Need It Live Next Week
A real build takes weeks, not days. If your deadline is immovable and close, a good template on a builder will serve you better than us, and we will tell you so.
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You Want the Cheapest Possible Option
We are not the cheapest. If price is the only variable, a marketplace freelancer will beat us on the number and you should take it.
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You Want Us to Bend Platform Rules
No bought links, no fake reviews, no bot followers. It is banned for our clients under our Acceptable Use Policy, so we are not going to do it ourselves.
Next step
Tell Us What Is Broken. We Will Tell You What It Costs.
No sales sequence, no discovery call that turns into a pitch deck. Describe the problem and you will get a straight answer, a fixed price and a timeline — usually within 1 business day.
Or email hello@multitasker.llc