Give every campaign a stronger place to land.
The website should make the offer clear, reduce friction, preserve the source of the lead, and hand the next action to the right person or system.
- 01MessageOffer, audience, and proof
- 02ExperienceResponsive pages and paths
- 03ActionCall, form, booking, or checkout
- 04EvidenceSource, conversion, and outcome
- Earn trust quickly
Clear positioning, proof, hierarchy, and a professional visual system help the right visitor understand why your business deserves the next step.
- Make action obvious
Calls, forms, bookings, checkout, and lead routing are designed as part of the experience—not added after the pages are finished.
- Connect the operating tools
Booking, CRM, email, reviews, analytics, and commerce systems are integrated where they support the actual customer path.
- Improve the media
Conversion tracking and landing-page evidence show which campaigns, offers, and audiences deserve the next investment.
Choose the build depth that matches the business.
These are one-time build fees. Platform subscriptions, premium apps, domains, paid media, ongoing content, and continuing maintenance are separate unless the proposal explicitly includes them.
- Best fit
- A focused service site or lean Shopify foundation
- Build depth
- Core customer path
- Brand-informed responsive design
- Core site or storefront structure
- Primary inquiry, booking, or checkout path
- Baseline on-page SEO setup
- Analytics and conversion-tag foundation
- Pre-launch QA and one revision round
Discuss Essential →
- Best fit
- An expanded service site or growing store
- Build depth
- Multiple conversion paths
- Everything in Essential
- Expanded page or collection system
- Dedicated conversion landing page
- Booking, CRM, review, or email integrations
- Enhanced content and product organization
- Two revision rounds and full launch checklist
Discuss Growth →
- Best fit
- A custom marketing or commerce system
- Build depth
- Advanced flows and integrations
- Everything in Growth
- Custom sections and reusable components
- Advanced lead, booking, or merchandising flows
- Automation and data integrations
- Scope-sized migration and tracking plan
- Priority QA and launch support
Discuss Premium →
Keep the site healthy after launch.
Choose a month-to-month maintenance plan or stay on pay-as-you-go. The site and account remain yours either way.
- Included time
- Up to 1 hour per month
- Best fit
- Essential upkeep for small sites
- CMS and plugin updates
- Monthly uptime monitoring
- Monthly security scans
- Basic performance checks
- Email support within 48 hours
Discuss Light →
- Included time
- Up to 2 hours per month
- Best fit
- Active support for a growing business
- Maintenance and content edits
- CMS, plugin, and theme updates
- 24/7 uptime monitoring
- Weekly security scans
- Performance optimization
- Email support within 24 hours
- Monthly analytics report
Discuss Standard →
- Included time
- Up to 4 hours per month
- Best fit
- Full-service care for high-traffic sites
- Maintenance and content edits
- All updates with a staging environment
- 24/7 uptime and alert monitoring
- Daily security scans and firewall
- Advanced performance tuning
- Priority support within 4 hours
- Weekly analytics reports
- Dedicated account manager
Discuss Heavy →
- Commitment
- No monthly minimum
- Best fit
- One-off fixes and occasional updates
- Pay only for the time you use
- 30-minute minimum billing
- No monthly commitment
- Content, design, or code updates as scoped
- The same BoostWorks service without a plan
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From business context to a launch-ready customer path.
The proposal names the exact platform, content responsibilities, integrations, revision count, and milestone schedule before the build begins.
- 01
Align the job
Confirm the audience, offer, proof, current traffic, required actions, platform, assets, and technical constraints.
Output: build brief and scope
- 02
Structure and design
Map the page system and customer path, then establish the responsive visual direction around real business content.
Output: approved page direction
- 03
Build and connect
Develop the pages, forms, booking or checkout flow, integrations, analytics, and conversion tracking named in scope.
Output: working review site
- 04
Test and launch
Review content, mobile behavior, accessibility, performance, forms, tracking, and ownership before the site goes live.
Output: launch-ready website
Every build is made to support the growth system.
The depth changes by tier, but the operating standard does not.
- Responsive
- The customer path works across phone, tablet, and desktop.
- Actionable
- Calls, forms, bookings, or checkout have a clear place in the experience.
- Measurable
- Analytics and conversion signals are planned before launch.
- Owned
- Access, platform responsibilities, and third-party costs are made explicit.
Know the build boundaries before work begins.
Final inclusions depend on the selected tier and the proposal.
Do you only build Shopify websites?
No. Shopify is a strong fit for commerce, while service businesses may need a different site or landing-page stack. The proposal names the platform that matches the customer path and operating requirements.
Are domain, hosting, and app fees included?
No unless the proposal says otherwise. Third-party subscriptions, domains, premium themes, and paid apps remain separate so ownership and recurring costs stay visible.
Who provides the copy and images?
BoostWorks organizes the message and works with the approved assets in scope. Copywriting, stock sourcing, photography, product entry, or migration needs are confirmed before the project begins.
Is ongoing website management included?
The build prices are one-time fees. After launch, choose Light at $75 per month, Standard at $150 per month, Heavy at $250 per month, or pay $100 per hour for occasional work. Monthly plans can be canceled at any time.
How long does a website take?
Timing depends on scope, content readiness, approvals, integrations, and migration needs. Your proposal includes a milestone schedule instead of a generic promise.
Does the website price include advertising management?
No. Website building and advertising management are separate services. They can be planned together when the website needs to support a new Google Ads or paid-social campaign.
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Ready to build the place where attention becomes business?
Tell us what the website needs to sell, which action should count, and which tools the customer path must connect.
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