A turnkey online business
From the name and identity, through the website and marketing automation, to a preliminary legal review and GDPR compliance. One team, one contract and one launch date – with no scheduling between an agency, a law firm and developers.
What the scope covers
Name and visual identity. Domain and hosting. A website or a shop. Privacy policy, cookie policy and terms of service. Preliminary legal review and GDPR compliance. An SEO starter pack. Support after launch.
Why this is one engagement rather than five
With five suppliers each waits on the previous one and responsibility for the whole rests nowhere. Here the launch date is single and agreed before work starts.
We have taken this route seven times
Each of our brands began the same way: name, identity, website, legal documents, launch and maintenance. The order of the work, and the points where projects of this kind stall, we know from our own launches.
Questions and answers
What exactly does a preliminary legal review mean?
Checking whether the planned activity requires documents you do not have, and preparing the policies and terms of service. It does not replace advice from a law firm where the activity is regulated.
How long does a launch take?
It depends on the scope. The completion date is agreed before work starts and written into the contract – we do not begin work without an agreed deadline.