Start a project

Tell me what you are trying to build.

Ten questions, about ten minutes. It is longer than a contact form on purpose — by the time you finish it I know enough to price the job properly instead of guessing on a call.

I read every one of these myself. No agency, no account manager, no queue.
You get a reply the same day, with a link to book a thirty-minute call.
Nothing starts and nothing is charged until a written scope is in front of you and you have approved it.

01Required

Who am I talking to, and what is the business called?

Your name, the business name, the city you work in, a phone number, and your current website if you have one.

02Required

What email address should I reply to?

The confirmation lands here, and so does my reply.

03Required

What does your business do, in one sentence?

Plain words. The way you would say it to someone at a cookout, not the way it would read on a brochure.

04Required

Who is your customer?

The more specific the better. “Travel ball parents in Kissimmee” tells me far more than “athletes”.

05Required

What does the site need to accomplish?

Tick everything that counts. If one of them matters more than the rest, say so in the last question.

06Required

Which package looks about right?

A guess is fine. If it is the wrong one I will tell you before you pay anything.

07Required

Do you already have a domain and a business email?

Having neither is normal. Buying the domain and setting up email on it is part of the job.

08Required

Are your photos, logo and written words ready to go?

An honest answer here is what keeps the timeline honest.

09Required

When do you need this live?

A date, a season, or “no rush”. A real answer is more use to you than a polite one.

10Optional

Anything you have tried that did not work, or sites you like?

Paste links. Knowing what you cannot stand is as useful to me as knowing what you like.

You get a reply the same day, with a link to book a thirty-minute call.

Would rather not fill in a form? Email the same answers to isaac@isaachess.dev and I will read it the same way. Isaac Hess — Orlando, Florida.