Build the right site. Move it carefully. Keep it working.
Start with a focused managed website, an SEO-sensitive migration, or a technical rescue. Add care or one useful follow-up system only when the ongoing responsibility and value are clear.
Most bounded rescues are $750-$1,500; urgent response is $150/hour
A controlled rebuild, repair, or cutover with the pages, URLs, metadata, redirects, forms, and ownership details accounted for before launch.
Businesses and agencies moving from a proprietary platform, rebuilding WordPress, preserving SEO structure, or fixing a launch, hosting, DNS, form, or integration problem.
Current-state crawl or technical inventory
URL, metadata, content, form, and redirect map
Build, migration, hosting, DNS, or integration work
Builds and pilots are paid before kickoff. Communications, usage, sending configuration, and client-specific work outside the written scope are approved and priced separately. No offer includes unlimited customization.
Decision rule
Recurring service needs a clear ownership boundary.
Monthly care makes sense when AAI is responsible for hosting, monitoring, routine maintenance, form checks, and a bounded amount of small content work. Major development and marketing stay separate.
Ownership stays clear
Domains, accounts, credentials, content, and launch responsibilities are documented before production changes begin.
SEO details are mapped
URLs, titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, schema, internal links, and redirects are inventoried when a migration depends on them.
Launch checks are visible
Mobile behavior, forms, analytics, redirects, crawlability, and primary calls to action are checked before and after cutover.
Scope stays bounded
The written scope separates launch work, care, content, SEO, and custom functionality so support does not become unlimited.
Process
Inspect, map, build, and verify.
01
Inspect what exists
Review the site, hosting, domain, analytics, forms, URL structure, content, and technical constraints before choosing the build path.
02
Map what must survive
Document pages, metadata, redirects, proof, contact paths, integrations, and ownership so the launch does not depend on memory.
03
Build, test, and cut over
Complete the agreed work, verify mobile and forms, test redirects and DNS, and launch against a written checklist.
04
Manage or extend
Add care, monitoring, small updates, or one useful follow-up system only when the ongoing value and support boundary are clear.
Start with the current site and the outcome.
Share the URL, current platform, what is not working, what must be preserved, and the deadline. The first review identifies the smallest responsible project and whether ongoing care is useful.