Ask about goals, pages, integrations, languages, content readiness, and launch date. Define what counts as a revision, what third-party costs are excluded, and whether support after launch is included. Use milestones tied to client approvals and access.
Estimate discovery, design, development, content entry, testing, launch, and handover separately. Ask who supplies copy, images, hosting, domain access, and feedback, and identify third-party costs without inventing a fixed amount. Make revision rounds and approval dates explicit. Keep a change-request process for new features so a seemingly small request does not quietly double the work.
Name third-party subscriptions separately and identify which party will renew them after launch.
Agree who owns source code, design files, domains, and paid accounts after handover. Identify maintenance that needs a separate agreement and explain third-party renewals. A checklist helps a business retain access when the developer is unavailable.
Estimate communication and project management time as well as development. Describe your web service scope on KobStore; create your page and ask for a proper brief before quoting.
