Start with business needs, not the payment model
A business website needs a clear message, useful pages, a good mobile experience and a simple way to get in touch. It then needs hosting, updates and someone available when changes arise. Ask what you receive at launch and what is included afterwards.
What paying in full involves
With a one-off project, you pay for website creation according to the proposal. Hosting, maintenance and later changes may be billed separately. This model suits you if you have the budget available upfront and want to negotiate each service separately after launch. Request a proposal that specifies deliverables, usage rights and recurring costs.
How the MOAD subscription works
For an eligible business website, MOAD includes design and development with no upfront cost at €149 per month, with a minimum contractual period of 12 months. The subscription includes hosting and SSL, technical maintenance, support and 60 minutes of changes monthly. The domain is paid separately. Special features and work beyond the included time are discussed and approved in advance.
Questions that clarify the offer
Check the number of pages, the content you need to prepare, the schedule, the approval process and what happens when you request a change. Ask for written details of the minimum term, external costs and transfer conditions at the end. Compare offers over the same period, not just by the first invoice.
An informed decision
If you prefer an upfront investment and separately chosen services, a one-off payment may make sense. If you want a predictable monthly cost and a team that stays involved after launch, a subscription may suit you better. Tell us what you need to build and we will explain whether the MOAD model fits your project.
Tell us what you want to build.
We will respond with the right steps for your project and explain the offer before you begin.
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