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Common project starting points

Four common starting points for a first project. The demos show the rough shape; each scope page explains usual inclusions, guide prices, and what stays separate.

Pick the closest pattern first. The cards stay intentionally short.

Offer page · demo

Focused offer page with a clear next step

Typical use:
One clear offer or campaign that needs a single destination.
Problem:
Proof and contact sit too low—visitors leave before writing.
Result:
Clearer first inquiries; often one focused page comes first.

Inquiry & booking · demo

Inquire or book online with less back-and-forth

Typical use:
Practices, accommodation, trades, or consultations that need structured intake.
Problem:
Phone, inbox, and forms run in parallel—details get missed and work doubles.
Result:
One path captures what your team needs; handoff is named in the quote.

Team numbers · demo

Weekly view from numbers you already maintain

Typical use:
Lean teams with metrics split across CRM, shop, and spreadsheets.
Problem:
No shared view before weekly check-ins.
Result:
A quick read from what you already track—not an open-ended dashboard build.

Inquiry follow-up · demo

Small tracker for status and next step

Typical use:
Service businesses getting requests from several channels.
Problem:
Status lives in inboxes and chats—follow-ups slip.
Result:
One small board for status, owner, and next step.

Live work uses your offer, wording, and domain. Scope, exclusions, and fee are fixed in writing before build. Zavenor is less suited to open-ended “do everything” retainers, very large standing teams, or briefs outside websites and small tools—we say so plainly.

Send your current website, the problem you want fixed, or one sentence about what should improve. You will get a straight reply on fit and the likely next step by email.