Straight answers before you commit.

No. We support physical products, services, digital products, and creator-led businesses. Dropshipping is one possible fulfillment model, not the identity of the studio.

No, but you need a credible direction and the willingness to make business decisions. If the offer or audience is still unclear, Business Blueprint is the appropriate starting point.

Custom SaaS applications, marketplaces, large directories, advanced customer portals, complex communities, massive editorial sites, and brochure-only websites with no meaningful commerce component are outside the standard packages.

We can research, structure, and recommend. You must approve the business direction, products, suppliers, pricing, claims, and operating decisions.

Business Blueprint is for strategy and clarity. Shopify Launch fits one focused revenue model. Launch Plus supports more volume, richer content, stronger automation, or two coordinated revenue models. Advanced work begins with a custom Blueprint.

Shopify Launch and Launch Plus use two equal payments. The first reserves production and begins strategy. The second is due after pre-launch approval and before launch or ownership transfer.

Shopify, domain, premium theme, paid applications, payment processing, inventory, shipping, photography, and other third-party expenses are separate. Whenever possible, you pay for them directly through accounts in your name.

Usually, yes. An upgrade is reviewed against the production schedule and work already completed. A major change in business model or functionality may require a revised scope.

The clock begins after the agreement and first payment are complete, intake is submitted, required access and assets are available, offers and suppliers are approved, and no material eligibility issue remains.

The timeline pauses. If the delay disrupts the reserved production window, the project moves into the next available opening rather than being rushed.

Usually not. Guided intake, one organized project thread, written approvals, and recorded walkthroughs keep the work moving without taking over your calendar. If a conversation would help, we can arrange one.

Yes, when a focused conversation will materially improve the outcome. Optional consultation may be billed when it falls outside the package scope.

Standard packages include original core-page and included offer copy based on completed intake and customer-approved facts. Specialized legal, medical, technical, or regulated claims require qualified customer input and approval.

Standard packages configure a coherent website visual direction using an approved Shopify theme. Full identity or logo work is separate. An enhanced visual-identity add-on is available for projects that need more depth.

Search-aware site structure, headings, page titles, meta descriptions, descriptive URLs, image alt-text foundations, internal structure, indexing checks, and an initial topic direction.

No. Search performance depends on competition, authority, content, technical health, demand, time, and continued work. We provide a sound launch foundation, not a ranking guarantee.

You do. Shopify, domain, payment, and essential third-party accounts should be created in or transferred to customer ownership.

One revision round is one consolidated written submission at a designated milestone. Refinements within the approved direction are included. New offers, pages, integrations, business models, or visual directions are scope changes.

You receive recorded training and the package’s defined defect-support period. New content, features, campaigns, optimization, and daily operation are separate work.

Defect support covers correcting included functionality that does not work as approved. It does not include new features, changing approved direction, new content, third-party platform changes, or business operation.

No honest studio can control how the market responds. We focus on the work we can stand behind: clear positioning, thoughtful content, a professional Shopify build, and a sound launch foundation.

The customer is responsible for legal, tax, privacy, accessibility, licensing, claims, product safety, and regulatory compliance. Qualified professional advice should be obtained where required.

The final policy will distinguish work not yet performed from completed strategy, reserved production capacity, third-party costs, and delivered work. It must be reviewed by qualified counsel before commercial launch.

No passwords or payment information should be entered into ordinary intake fields. Access should use platform-supported collaborator or delegated-access methods whenever available.