The project starts with a useful planning deliverable. Later payments follow the Blueprint, homepage design, and complete staging site.
The Blueprint is a finished planning document that belongs to you. If Riselyte builds the website, the full $350 counts toward the $2,500 project.
You do not pay half the project based on a promise. Each milestone follows work you can review.
The first 30 days of launch care are included. Monthly billing starts on day 31 with a three-month improvement cycle. After that, service continues month-to-month with 30 days notice.
Before the month starts, Riselyte recommends two or three improvements. You choose the one that matters most.
A service page, case study, location landing page, substantial rewrite, contact-flow improvement, or proof update.
Hosting, SSL, form checks, uptime monitoring, analytics review, and one small content update are included.
The final proposal confirms the exact pages, milestones, review rounds, dates, and acceptance criteria.
You keep the Blueprint and can use it with another designer or developer. There is no obligation to continue.
Strategy, copywriting, a custom five-to-seven-page site, responsive design, development, contact flow, technical SEO basics, analytics setup, testing, and launch.
Two consolidated revision rounds are included during production. The proposal defines the review points and what counts as a change in scope.
Yes. A Build Only engagement is $3,500 and includes 30 days of launch care. The $2,500 build price is part of the managed program with a three-month improvement cycle.
If Riselyte misses an agreed delivery date for reasons within its control, the next monthly charge pauses until the work ships.
You own the domain, accounts, business content, submission data, and finished project work after the build is paid in full. Third-party licenses remain subject to their own terms.
A website rebuild is not required when the current site, tracking, content, and business process are ready.
A 90-day pilot for one profitable service and one market. Media spend is paid directly to Google.
Eight original posts, four Story sets, and up to two short videos for Facebook and Instagram.
Four vertical videos published across TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts.