Review what you have
Look through your website and its setup to understand what works and what still needs attention.
Built your website with Lovable, Bolt, or Base44? Keep the design you love and get help finishing the technical details, from forms and email to speed, hosting, and launch.
You've spent time getting your website to look and feel right. Now there's a form that won't send, a page that behaves differently on a phone, or a technical setup you're unsure how to finish.
Those details connect what you have created to what your customers need to do. A contact form needs somewhere to send inquiries. Images need to load efficiently. Your domain, email, and hosting need to work together.
Start with a review of what you've built and where you're stuck. You'll get a clear explanation of what needs attention and a plan for completing the work while preserving what you like about your site.
A website you're proud of, with a few things still standing between you and launch.
Understand what needs finishing, what can stay, and what the work will cost.
The design you chose, with the agreed technical work completed and tested.
Your site gets the help it needs, based on the review. That can include the connections, fixes, and setup below.
Hosting you have help managing
Get a suitable hosting setup, with clear arrangements for maintenance and support.
Email at your business address
Set up your business email and the records that help receiving mail services recognize your messages.
Forms that connect customers with you
Connect and test your forms so inquiries reach their intended destination.
Your domain connected properly
Set up your website address, domain records, and secure HTTPS connection.
Pages and images that load efficiently
Find heavy files and other delays, then make targeted improvements to your site's speed.
The basics that help search engines read your site
Check page titles, descriptions, indexing settings, and other technical details that support search visibility.
Hosting
My servers
Separate server
Forms
Delivered and stored
Backups
Daily, off the server
Monitoring
Uptime and certificates
Your review starts with what you want the website to do. Then I check the setup behind it and identify the work needed to move forward.
Do messages reach you?
Check how forms and email are connected, including where inquiries go after someone clicks send.
Rights
What do you control?
Clarify access to your domain, code, content, and connected services, including any platform dependencies.
Speed
Does it work on a phone?
Check the layout, navigation, buttons, and forms on a smaller screen.
Media
Are images slowing things down?
Review image sizes and loading behavior for avoidable delays.
Search
Can search engines access the right pages?
Check for technical settings that could prevent public content from being discovered.
Safety
Can your work be recovered?
Review what's backed up, where it's stored, and how it could be restored.
You don't need to diagnose the problem. Start with what you've built, what you like, and where you're getting stuck.
Look through your website and its setup to understand what works and what still needs attention.
Get a clear explanation of the recommended work, what it includes, and the price before it begins.
Complete the agreed changes and check the affected features, connections, and pages.
Get your finished site live, with clear arrangements for hosting, backups, and any ongoing support you choose.
Your design and the work you've already done are the starting point. Any recommended changes come with an explanation.
Understand which parts you can continue changing in your builder and which parts need technical help.
Get clarity on your files, accounts, and access, along with any services your site depends on.
Explain what you want to the developer doing the work, with support available afterward.
Start with a review to understand what's involved. You'll receive a quote for the recommended work before it begins, whether you need a few specific fixes or help completing the launch.
Site Review
A full check with access, and a written plan with fixed prices for the work.
Targeted Fixes
I fix what the review found, on the setup you already have.
Finish & Launch
Most popularOff the tool and onto my servers, then kept running.
The review is the only fixed number here on purpose. Quoting the work before seeing the inside of a site is how people end up paying twice.
Not included
Get answers about keeping your design, using your AI builder, hosting your site, and what the work involves.
No. The design and the content are yours and they come with you. I am adding the parts the tool does not provide, not replacing your work.
Usually yes. Plenty of people carry on designing in the tool while I run the hosting, mail and forms underneath. If you would rather hand it over completely, that works too.
Only if you want it. Some sites outgrow these tools, and when that happens WordPress is the natural next step. It is a separate conversation and a separate quote, not something I push on day one.
You can, until you need a business mailbox, a form that reaches you, a backup you control, or a domain that is genuinely yours. Those are the things that matter on the day something goes wrong. The same hosting and email setup I run for every other site.
The review is quick. The work depends on how many pages there are and what the review finds, which is exactly why the review comes first instead of a guess at a number.
Then say so and I skip the fixing part. Not every site needs work before it goes live.
Lovable, Bolt, v0, Base44, Replit and anything similar. The tool matters less than what came out of it: if it produces a site I can serve, I can put it on proper footing.