Start your website project with a clear agreement, secure deposit, and guided next steps.
Choose a package, complete the project questionnaire, review the proposal, sign the agreement, and pay the deposit through Stripe. The process is built to be transparent, mobile friendly, and easy to complete.
Automated agency workflow
Signed agreement, branded PDFs, project record, Stripe payment metadata, and confirmation emails are handled as one connected onboarding flow.
Step 1
Package
Step 2
Questionnaire
Step 3
Sign
Step 4
Deposit
The deposit starts a defined onboarding path.
The goal is to make the project feel organized from the first click: clear scope, secure payment, practical next steps, and a launch workflow that does not leave business owners guessing.
Scope before development
Your questionnaire, selected package, timeline, content needs, SEO needs, and required features are reviewed before build work begins.
Signed agreement
The agreement captures project scope, payment terms, revision expectations, ownership transfer, maintenance options, and practical project disclaimers.
Secure project deposit
Stripe collects the standard $250 deposit and stores package context in the checkout metadata for a cleaner project record.
What happens after onboarding is accepted.
Once the project moves forward, the site is planned around mobile usability, trust, search structure, conversion paths, and launch QA.
Before development
Page needs, customer actions, content gaps, integrations, timeline, and remaining balance are clarified before build work starts.
During the build
Pages are shaped around phone scanning, service clarity, proof near decision points, and short paths to calls, quote requests, bookings, or orders.
Before launch
Forms, links, metadata, mobile spacing, page speed, analytics, and contact details are reviewed so the site is ready for real traffic.
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No pressure consultation before you commit.
Send a question if you are unsure which package fits. ForgeWeb Studio typically replies within one business day.