Yes. You receive three initial design and layout proposals with no fee, deposit or contract. A description of the practice and expectations is enough. The concepts do not oblige ongoing work. Creating a working website and launching it is a later, paid stage after agreeing on the scope and price.

We prepare the quote individually. Pages, design, text editing, editing method and functions are important. A simple presentation of the office has a different scope than a website with reservations or a store. Before execution, you will learn the price and separate costs for maintenance, licensing and follow-up care.

We set the date after knowing the scope and availability of materials. An extensive website or integrations require more work than a business card. The schedule also includes your review of service descriptions and project approval. You'll get to know it before you start the paid stage.

Descriptions of consultations, specializations, prices and principles of collaboration, logo and photos will be useful. Qualifications, locations and the method of registration are also important. You can provide your current site and the tools you use. For design purposes, we need information about your services, excluding test results and health data of the patients.

Yes. We will separate the forms of consultation so that the recipient knows what each of them looks like. For the office, we will show the address and directions, and for online meetings, the method of connection and preparation. Descriptions will be consistent with your practice and actual scope of care.

We can include a link to the calendar, embedding a widget or broader integration. We will check the supplier's capabilities and your registration method. We discuss payments, confirmations and tool licenses separately. You will learn their scope and costs before implementation.

The offer page showcases your practice and helps you get started. The diet program is used to work with the patient, menus and documentation. We can plan a transition to a panel that is already in use. Data exchange or building an additional application requires separate consideration.

If you want to update the content yourself, we will take into account the necessary scope of editing when choosing a solution. You can also order changes as part of your agreed care. The dietitian approves service information and is responsible for keeping the published advice up to date.

The agreed scope may include service structure, addresses, titles, headers and linking. We describe the location of the office and online consultations in accordance with the offer. Permanent SEO, regular content and campaigns are separate services. We do not guarantee the position or number of customers.

After checking the configuration, we will determine how the domain and mail will behave. We will review existing addresses, content and necessary redirects. We will include going to the mentee's calendar or panel to plan the website change.

There remain the costs of the domain, hosting and any licenses or subscriptions to the tools. We arrange maintenance, new content, functions and promotion separately. Before development, we will discuss recurring costs, renewals and people responsible for service.