Answer the questions that decide whether a project lead is ready to reach out.
Use grouped FAQ blocks for project fit, pricing, timeline, revisions, assets, launch, and support.
Project fit
Help buyers understand whether they are a fit before they reach out.
What projects are best for this studio?
Websites, landing pages, service sites, creative refreshes, launch systems, and conversion-focused page work.
Do you work with early-stage businesses?
Explain what stage, assets, and budget readiness make the project a fit.
Can you help if our offer is unclear?
Yes. Position strategy and messaging as part of the project scope.
Pricing and packages
Set pricing expectations without locking every project into the same scope.
Do you have fixed packages?
Use the packages page as a starting point, then scope the final project.
What affects project price?
Page count, strategy depth, copy, assets, complexity, integrations, and launch support.
Is a deposit required?
A project deposit reserves studio time and kicks off discovery and creative direction.
Timeline
Help buyers understand how scheduling and launch planning work.
How long does a project take?
Starter campaigns launch in 4–6 weeks; growth projects typically run 8–12 weeks.
What slows projects down?
Missing content, unclear approvals, delayed feedback, and scope changes.
Can you handle rush work?
Explain rush availability, priority fees, or minimum requirements.
Revisions
Make feedback feel structured before it becomes a project risk.
How many revision rounds are included?
Each package includes two structured revision rounds with consolidated feedback windows.
How is feedback handled?
Explain review windows, consolidated feedback, and approval checkpoints.
What counts as a scope change?
Define new pages, new features, major direction changes, and extra content needs.
Content and assets
Clarify what the client provides and what the studio can help create.
Do we need copy ready before starting?
No, but explain what copy support is included or available.
Can you help choose images?
Explain stock, client-provided, brand assets, or image direction support.
What should we prepare?
Current site, brand assets, services, testimonials, example sites, and business goals.
Launch and support
Show that launch is handled, not abandoned.
Do you handle launch?
Explain publishing, QA, handoff, and what technical pieces are included.
What happens after launch?
Offer support, optimization, new pages, or maintenance options.
Can we edit the site later?
Yes. Position editable sections and handoff guidance as part of the value.
STILL DECIDING?
Bring the unanswered part. We will help clarify the next move.
Share the question holding the project back and Emberline will help identify the most useful next conversation.
