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Questions, answered plainly

The things people ask on the first call. If yours is not here, ask it on the call.

There is no list price, because every business needs something different. We scope it after we understand yours, and the scope and the cost are both written down in a proposal before any work starts. You will not get an invoice with something on it you did not agree to.

Discovery of your business, your booking flow and what you are trying to get more of. Custom design and front-end and back-end development. Deployment, launch, and connecting your booking or contact systems. Then handoff of ownership.

No. If you already have a site that works, we will just run the ads. The two go together well, but neither one requires the other.

Yes. Once the project fees are paid in full, you own the delivered site: the custom code, the page designs and the content made for you. That is Section 10.1 of the Terms, not a handshake. We do host it, and that is the normal arrangement for our clients, because the site is custom code rather than something sitting in a page builder account. Hosting does not change who owns what. If you end it, the code is still yours and we send over a clean export of the files. Section 10.2.

We do, for as long as you keep an active hosting and maintenance arrangement. We operate the site for you and you are not expected to manage the codebase yourself. It is a recurring fee, stated in your proposal.

Yes. Email contact@revroute.net with the subject “Cancellation Request” and recurring hosting, maintenance or add-on services stop at the end of the current period.

No. Everything is custom coded. No page builders, no bloat, and no template you will recognise on another business next month.

We will say so on the first call. It is a worse outcome for both of us to find that out three weeks into a build.

RevRoute is S&T Holdings LLC, an Illinois limited liability company. The work is remote and clients are across the United States. We will take work outside it when it comes.

Still deciding?

The first call is the scoping call. Nothing is priced or promised before it.