Slide 01
Cheap website quotes often hide the messy work
Migration, CMS handoff, redirects, and post-launch ownership are where “cheap” proposals usually become expensive.
Visual story
website topic
Website quote red flags
A short mobile-first story for teams comparing website proposals that look similar on price but not on scope.
4 slides
Editorial short form
Story map
Scroll through the logic instead of swiping a separate AMP layer.
The story now lives inside the same English advisory system as the rest of the site, so visitors can move directly into guides, hubs, and inquiry paths.
Slide 02
Compare assumptions before totals
Check what pages move, what gets archived, and who owns editing after launch before you compare the final number.
Slide 03
Use one shortlist scorecard
One scoring lens makes scope gaps visible faster than another round of vague follow-up emails.
Slide 04
Next step
Open the shortlist scorecard and the focused quote-comparison answer page.
Open website hub
Next path
Move from story mode into the deeper research layer.
If the short version made sense, the topic hub gives the longer cost, scope, comparison, and prep sequence.
Open topic hub
Inquiry path
Need this turned into a concrete brief?
The English inquiry form is the fastest way to turn the high-level story into an actual phase-one conversation.
Start an English inquiry