Thirty-five pages, planned as one system
You can plan up to thirty-five custom pages and roughly fifteen to twenty distinct layouts.
The price is a starting point. We define the final page inventory, content responsibilities, integrations, custom functionality, and commercial terms in your proposal.
Discovery and architecture come before design
Premium builds on the Advanced Website Package. It adds UX discovery and research, development of the information architecture into a sitemap, a high-fidelity prototype with dynamic content and conditional logic, and collaborative draft-design feedback. It also includes technical and competitor analysis, keyword mapping, digital strategy recommendations, custom-coded relevant plugins or modules, and more extensive internal QA testing.
Those additions matter when the site has several audiences or content relationships. A sitemap helps make the route structure clear before design. A prototype shows how important journeys work before implementation. Testing checks the proposed system, not just the look of a page.
The scope you can expect to define together
We start by identifying the audiences, business goals, current site constraints, and essential user actions. Then we agree on the page map and prototype. The build follows the approved direction, including the relevant Advanced package features, responsive behavior, and content editing. QA checks the key journeys and functionality before handover.
Custom modules are included only to the extent described in the final proposal. That definition matters because two integrations with the same name can have very different requirements.
Integrations and third-party costs get their own line
CRM integration, membership access, booking workflows, extensive filters, custom quote tools, and event calendars need their own scope. Third-party subscriptions and unusual content migration can also change the total. Premium includes a first-year care component. Your proposal specifies its coverage, support limits, and renewal terms. It is not automatically the same as a separately named Scayver Website Care tier.
When the structure matters more than page count
Does your website need to connect services, resources, and lead paths that currently feel scattered? If yes, the added discovery and information architecture can be more important than the larger page allowance. If your needs are simpler, the Advanced Website Package may be the clearer fit.
Map the workflows before the build
Share the workflows your new site must support.