Frequently asked questions
A few things
worth knowing.
Answers about websites, SEO, FieldPins, approvals and working with our studio.
Before you start
Good questions.
Clear answers.
A few things worth knowing before the next step.
Where should our business start?
If the current website is usable, begin with an SEO or website review. If you need a straightforward new site, consider Quick Launch. Choose Custom Launch for original structure, design or broader requirements.
What does a website cost?
Compare the proposed website packages, published care plans and separately scoped services on our pricing page. Final scope and payment terms are confirmed before work starts.
How long does Quick Launch take?
The planned production period is 3–5 business days after complete materials and the initial payment are received. Client review and payment delays extend delivery.
Can we approve the design before development?
Yes. Content approval comes first, then branding and design/layout approval, then development. You also review the completed website before launch or handoff.
Is SEO included?
Website SEO foundations and basic analytics are included in the proposed build scope. Ongoing SEO, managed FieldPins, broader Business Profile work and ad tracking are separately scoped.
What is FieldPins?
It is a job-content workflow that helps turn approved photos and real service details into useful website content. We offer it as an add-on within a broader local SEO and publishing plan.
What if we need help with Quick Launch?
For Quick Launch, email us for project help or ask Gizmo a general question. If needed, request a free 15-minute strategy call. Other projects define meetings and reviews in the proposal.
Can we host the site elsewhere?
We can agree on a compatible file or code handoff. Static websites and server-based applications have different hosting requirements, so we confirm the plan before development.
Do you serve Phoenix, San Diego and Riverside?
Yes. Explore the service-area pages for relevant guidance and client work. GSL is based in Yuma; those regions are service coverage, not additional offices.
Can payments be split into milestones?
Yes, a project agreement can define payments around clear approval points.
A clearer next step.
Starts with your business.
Tell us what you do, where you work, and what you want your website to help you achieve.
Prefer to talk? Request a call with our team.