Frequently asked questions

We work mainly with ambitious tech companies, from early-stage teams to established businesses preparing for their next phase. Our work spans positioning, brand, product storytelling and websites for teams that need to explain complex offerings clearly. Explore our work and services.

We start with goals, audience and scope, then develop a design direction, build the site, iterate through agreed review rounds and prepare it for launch. That can include copy structure, responsive design, CMS, integrations, SEO/AEO foundations and handover, depending on scope. See services or request a project.

You work directly with a senior, hands-on team. We define scope and milestones upfront, share work early and make decisions visible through structured review rounds. Look at our work and testimonials to judge the fit for yourself.

Framer is a strong fit when a marketing team wants a distinctive, responsive website it can update quickly without sending every change to engineering. It supports CMS-driven publishing and can be extended with custom components and integrations. The right choice still depends on your content model, workflows and technical requirements; use our stack comparison to explore the trade-offs.

Framer is our primary platform for marketing websites. We also design product experiences, create custom components and connect websites to other tools. If your project needs a different architecture, we can help define what belongs in Framer and what requires a separate application. Framer supports React code components, overrides and data fetching (see the Framer developer documentation). Explore website build and product design.

Yes. We can plan the information architecture, rebuild templates and CMS content, preserve useful URLs where possible, map redirects, connect integrations and test the site before launch, following Google’s guidance on site moves with URL changes. The migration scope depends on the current platform and content volume. See website migration and request a project.

Yes. We structure pages, reusable components and CMS collections so your team can publish and update routine content in the Framer CMS. Handover can include a walkthrough and clear guidance for the parts your team will own. Explore website build and CMS and content production.

We need a decision-maker, access to existing materials and timely feedback at key checkpoints. We can take the lead on structure, design and implementation, while your team validates messaging, product details and approvals. We agree on the exact collaboration rhythm at kickoff. Start a project.

The number of review rounds is set out in your proposal and depends on scope. Our process typically moves from design direction through V1, V2 and V3 with consolidated feedback at each stage. We clarify any additional changes before they affect the agreed fee or schedule. See pricing.

Tell us what you are building, what needs to change and when you want to launch. We will review the goals, suggest a scope and send a proposal with deliverables, timing and price. Request a project.

Most website projects are scoped at a fixed price, based on page types, content, design depth, CMS, integrations and launch requirements. Prices start at €20,000 for a small website project, and ongoing work can be arranged separately. See pricing or estimate a configuration with the pricing tool.

We hand over the site and resolve launch-related bugs during the agreed support period. If you want continued iteration, we can support new pages, experiments, integrations and website care through an ongoing arrangement. See services and contact.

Test relevant buyer questions across AI systems and check whether your brand appears, which pages are cited and whether the answers describe you accurately. Repeat the checks over time: results vary by prompt, model and location. Google explains how its AI features select and link to sources in AI features and your website. Start with the GEO scanner and explore our SEO and AEO service.

Clear positioning, crawlable pages, descriptive headings, specific product and customer evidence, consistent entities and useful internal links all help. Structured data and accessible technical foundations can add context, but no single file or markup guarantees a mention; Google’s SEO Starter Guide covers the fundamentals. Explore SEO and AEO services and the GEO scanner.

They overlap. SEO helps relevant pages get discovered and rank in search; AEO also looks at whether answer engines can understand, cite and accurately represent your company. Strong content, technical accessibility and clear evidence support both — see Google’s SEO Starter Guide and guidance on AI features. Read more about SEO and AEO and our insights.

Technical and content fixes can be published quickly, but measurable changes in citations and mentions depend on crawling, model behavior, competition and the questions you track. We establish a baseline, prioritize changes and reassess over time rather than promise a fixed date. Google notes there are no special requirements beyond standard SEO best practices for appearing in its AI features. Try the GEO scanner.

More relevant mentions can improve discovery and help buyers understand your offering before they reach your site. To assess impact, track qualified traffic, branded demand, influenced opportunities and the quality of AI-generated descriptions alongside citation frequency. Google’s overview of AI features and your website explains how these visits appear in Search Console. Learn about SEO and AEO and our services.

We build custom code components, interactions and integrations where a marketing site needs them, using Framer’s React-based code components (see the Framer developer documentation). For a fully bespoke application or code-first website, the right architecture depends on the product and maintenance requirements; we can assess that in discovery. See website build and product design.

Choose based on who will maintain the site, the complexity of your CMS and integrations, the design you need and your total cost. Framer often suits design-led marketing teams that want a visual editor and a built-in CMS; other platforms can be better for particular workflows. Compare the options with our stack comparison.

An AI builder can be useful for a quick first version. Framer is often a stronger foundation when your team needs a deliberate brand system, reusable pages, editorial control and room for custom interactions. Compare AI builders, Framer, Webflow and custom code in the stack comparison.

Estimate the scope by page types, custom visuals, CMS collections, copy, migration, integrations and review needs. Then account for platform subscriptions and future maintenance as well as the build fee. Use the pricing tool for an initial estimate; we can turn it into a scoped proposal via request a project.

Yes. Depending on scope, we work on site structure, metadata, redirects, technical accessibility, structured data, content and AI discoverability, in line with Google’s SEO Starter Guide. We define what is included in the proposal and can identify ongoing content opportunities after launch. Explore services and SEO and AEO.

We can assess crawlability and test how AI systems answer relevant questions about your company: whether they mention you, cite your pages and represent your product correctly. AI responses change, so this is a measured snapshot and monitoring exercise rather than a permanent score. Useful references are Google’s AI features guidance and its structured data introduction. Start with the GEO scanner.

Check whether your positioning, proof, page structure, conversion paths, CMS and analytics still support your current buyers and sales process. Our website readiness quiz gives you a starting point; a deeper review can turn gaps into a prioritized roadmap. Request a project.

Make the market opportunity, product, traction and customer proof easy to grasp. Show a credible team and clear narrative, while giving prospective hires, buyers and investors a consistent picture of the company. We can shape the positioning and web experience around this milestone. See brand and creative direction and our work.

Start with qualified visits, lead-to-meeting rate, meeting-to-opportunity rate and pipeline value, then compare those gains with build and operating costs. Attribution is imperfect, so combine analytics with CRM evidence and buyer feedback. Use the ROI calculator to model scenarios and contact to discuss improvements.

Map each buyer question from first discovery through comparison, validation and contact to the page that answers it. Missing proof, unclear next steps and gaps between pages often reveal friction. Use the stack map to review how your website and connected tools support that journey.

Often, yes. We can audit messaging, page hierarchy, proof, forms and CTAs, then prioritize changes by expected impact and effort, including page-experience issues measured by Core Web Vitals. Tracking helps distinguish useful improvements from cosmetic changes. See services and the ROI calculator.

Yes. We can connect forms, lead routing, analytics, ad measurement, booking and other go-to-market workflows, depending on your stack. We map ownership and test the handoff so leads arrive in the right place. Explore services and the stack map.

Yes. We can work from the narrative and information architecture through brand direction, page copy, visuals and implementation. The proposal sets out how much strategy and copywriting is included. See services, research and work.

Timing depends on the scope, available content and speed of feedback. A focused first version can move faster than a multi-page migration or new brand system. We set milestones in the proposal so you know what is needed for launch. See request a project.

Yes. We design and build tools such as pricing calculators, comparisons, quizzes and other interactive experiences that help buyers understand an offering and give teams useful intent signals. Explore our tools and pricing tool.