The useful bit before the sales call

Is it a fit?
What might it cost?

Answer only the questions your project actually needs. You’ll see a broad, honest ballpark before I ask for your contact details.

Fit check1 of 7
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First: are we likely to work well together?

If you’ve already taken the homepage quiz, I’ve carried that result across. You can change anything here.

Where is the business now?
What kind of help are you after?
Can we mostly work asynchronously?
02

Show me what’s there now.

I’ll attempt a lightweight public check. It won’t touch your website or need a login, and a failed scan won’t stop the form.

What is the current website built with?
03

How do people find you?

“I don’t know” is useful data. It widens the quote because discovery and measurement may need to be part of the job.

Do you track website traffic?
Where do leads come from now?

Choose all that genuinely contribute.

04

What jobs must the website do?

This is where pages become a system. You’ll only get follow-up questions for the jobs you select.

Select everything it needs to handle.
05

What needs to stay changeable?

A site you edit every week needs a different structure from one you rarely touch.

What do you want to update yourself?
How confident are you in these answers?
06

Your working ballpark.

This isn’t a quote. It’s a deliberately broad bracket based on what you know now; the assessment turns it into a costed scope.

07

Send me the useful version.

Your answers, fit result, mismatch reasons, scan results and ballpark will be included. I’ll reply within five business days.

A frank note about AI. I may put information about your business into AI tools to make research and production faster and keep costs down. I will never put your customers’ personal information into AI. I also won’t ship code I haven’t read, understood and checked.

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