Scope first
We start with the problem, the users, and what already exists.
Engagements
Every engagement starts with scope. A written proposal follows discovery, once the problem, users, and constraints are clear.
How an engagement works
We start with the problem, the users, and what already exists.
A written proposal follows discovery.
Scope is agreed in writing.
Offers
Who it is for
A business that needs a clear public site, a direct contact path, and a launch that works on phones.
Launch tier includes
Lead-generation tier adds
Scope boundaries
Based on: Property management company
Scope a marketing siteWho it is for
A business that sells configurable products, takes quote requests, or needs customer approval before production.
What is included
Based on: Lanyard Pros
Scope a commerce buildWho it is for
An operator running a multi-user product with roles, billing, and a steady stream of changes.
What is included
Based on: Syntral
Scope a platform buildWho it is for
A team with repeated workflows, a support queue, or a product feature that needs an AI layer it can test.
What is included
Based on: Lanyard Pros and Syntral
Scope AI automationWho it is for
A team that wants an independent quality check and a documented first set of fixes before committing to a larger build.
What is included
Get a scoped quote.
Get a scoped quoteRelated services
FAQ
No. The lead-generation tier includes a one-time SEO setup. Ongoing SEO is not part of the website offers.
No. GCG does not guarantee rankings, traffic, or lead volume.
No. The launch tier does not include a content management system.
Next step
Tell us what you are trying to build. We will start with scope, then send a written proposal.