Strategy and structure
Define the customer journey and content plan before design begins.
- Discovery and goal setting
- 5–8 agreed core pages
- Service and navigation architecture
- Owner-approved content brief
A client-owned foundation
Conversion-ready website launches should create assets businesses control—not templates they rent indefinitely. Vassal builds focused, mobile-first sites around verified services, useful customer decisions, measurable actions, and a clear handoff into ongoing stewardship.
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Scope
Define the customer journey and content plan before design begins.
Create a distinctive, responsive site rather than assembling unsupported claims into a generic template.
Connect the systems needed to operate and measure the site after launch.
How the work moves
Confirm goals, profitable services, verified facts, required pages, customer actions, access, and approvals.
Build the information architecture and visual direction around how customers understand and choose the business.
Implement the approved site and test content, accessibility, mobile behavior, performance, forms, and measurement.
Publish to client-controlled infrastructure, document access, and move into the appropriate monthly care plan.
Questions business owners ask
A focused 5–8 page website launch starts at $3,000. Final pricing depends on content, integrations, migration needs, functionality, and the condition of existing assets.
No. The launch is a separate project. Website stewardship, local SEO, content, reputation, lead follow-up, and paid advertising are provided through an appropriate monthly plan or separately scoped work.
The client retains control of the official domain, hosting or platform account, analytics, business profiles, and approved site assets. Any third-party licensing or platform limits are documented.
The proposal defines exactly what is included. Large content migrations, professional media, premium software, e-commerce, custom applications, and complex CRM or booking integrations are quoted separately.
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