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Start, Pro, Crown, Commerce, Signature: which one suits you?

A practical guide to choosing the scope required for your goals, rather than simply picking the most expensive package.

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Promotion and lead generation

Start can be the entry point for a concise, focused presentation. Pro is worth considering for a structure that explains multiple services and gathers more comprehensive customer inquiries. Extensive content and larger-scale corporate presentation needs might point toward Crown. Don't look solely at the page count; a single page can contain complex functionalities.

Sales and custom software

Commerce should be considered if the project involves a product catalog, a shopping cart, and a checkout process. Features such as membership roles, custom workflows, CRM integration, or a business-specific dashboard may exceed standard scopes; in such cases, a custom scope is developed via Signature. A contact form and a reservation engine are not the same thing. Simply renaming a requirement to fit it into a cheaper package does not solve the problem.

How do you make the final decision?

Specify your goals, content, and integrations in the proposal guide. Read the rationale behind the recommendation and compare it with the other packages. Check whether additional pages, content creation, language options, integrations, or maintenance are included in the starting price. Current prices are not fixed in this article; they are displayed from a single-source catalog. The final scope and terms are clarified in your written proposal.

Your quick checklist

  • First, select your primary objective.
  • List the essential connections.
  • Compare the total scope.
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