Scope Limitation Policy

Scope is the written list of pages, sections, features, and deliverables agreed at the start of your project. It's documented in your intake confirmation and is the reference we both work from.

• The pages and sections listed in your intake.
• Mobile, tablet, and desktop responsive layouts.
• Contact form connected to your email.
• Basic on-page SEO (titles, descriptions, structured data).
• Standard performance and accessibility passes.
• Connection to your domain at launch.

• Custom integrations with third-party CRMs, booking systems, or APIs.
• E-commerce, member areas, or login systems.
• Copywriting beyond light polish of what you provide.
• Logo design, full brand identity, or custom photography.
• Ongoing content updates after launch.
• Paid advertising, ad campaigns, or media buying.

If a new request would expand the scope, we say so before starting. You'll see a clear note on what changes, what it costs, and how it affects the timeline. Nothing is added quietly.

Scope creep is the most common reason website projects fail. A clear scope protects the budget, the timeline, and the quality of the finished product — on both sides.