Build & Convert
Recurring Site Care
Monthly content + experiment cycle under Web Design & Development on a site you already own. Same hands every month, no surprise invoices.
Sprint-priced. No retainer lock. The first sprint is the read — you see the system before you sign for the build.
Census-grounded
ACS, CBP & LEHD pulls
60+ ICP cards
Shipped, signed off
Outcome-locked
One named outcome per sprint
No retainer trap
Sprints, not rent
Engagement details
Pricing factors, in plain English.
No mystery line items. These are the specific inputs that decide how the engagement is sized and what ships at the end of it.
- 01
Number of pages owned in the care plan
- 02
Monthly content velocity (1, 2, or 4 pieces)
- 03
Number of live experiments per month
- 04
Reporting cadence — weekly or monthly
- 05
Hosting + uptime + security included
Questions operators ask before they book Recurring Site Care.
Is this just a maintenance retainer?
It’s an experiment retainer with maintenance baked in. Every month the read names the next test; the test ships; the result rolls into the next month’s read. The site keeps moving.
What if our in-house team handles publishing?
We sit alongside, not on top. Most clients use the care plan to give their team a senior pair on demand — we draft, they review and ship; or we ship, they review and approve.
Can I pause for a quarter?
Yes — pause without penalty when the budget needs to land elsewhere. The site stays live; we just stop the monthly cycle until you say go.
Related solutions
The services usually paired with this one.
- Web Design & DevelopmentWe specialize in designing and developing engaging websites that are built to increase your leads and convert more sales.
- Marketing Site BuildNet-new marketing site under Web Design & Development — ICP-keyed, SEO-grade, shipped in 6–8 weeks against a named launch outcome.
- Site RelaunchFull relaunch under Web Design & Development for an underperforming site — new IA, new copy, new conversion math, your existing rank preserved through the cutover.
Who actually does the work
John, Matt, Pablo, Danny, Josh. The five names you sign off with on every sprint.