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CUSTOMER REFERENCE

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  1. Connected services: scope, billing and ownership

    How Colorbull applications, website chat, AI voice reception, CRM integration and growth programs are commissioned, billed and managed independently, with provider consumption excluded unless agreed.

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  2. Planning fees and website payments

    How Colorbull website planning, the $250 deposit, build approval, final payment and launch-day hosting charges work.

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  3. Website review, approval and launch

    What happens at the final website review, electronic sign-off, source delivery, domain connection and go-live checks.

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  4. Domains, DNS and launch preparation

    Who controls your domain and nameservers, what Colorbull needs to connect your website and why some launches take longer.

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  5. Website ownership, source code and transfers

    What website files clients receive free, which media licenses may differ and when managed migration starts at $250.

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  6. Website plans, updates and reporting

    Compare Essential Presence, Continuous Growth and Autonomous Growth, including portal freshness, approvals and separate marketing services.

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Your agreement comes first.

These guides explain our standard commercial process. Your signed proposal, statement of work and any agreed amendments define the scope, prices, timing and rights of your particular engagement.

Website planning and launch rules do not automatically apply to custom applications, AI chat or voice, CRM integrations, marketing campaigns or advisory work. Those engagements use their own agreed implementation, provider-cost and recurring-service terms. Some automated client-portal and review functions are still being activated; our team can coordinate supported reviews or updates directly where appropriate.

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See what we would change.

Start with a focused assessment of the property you have now. We look at the experience, search visibility, technical condition, conversion path and the opportunities that matter most before recommending scope.