• Why a website?
  • What do I need to own and run a website?
  • What is the cost?
  • What do you need from me?
  • Where do you located, if I live in a state different than yours, can you still design our website?
  • Can I meet with your representative in person to discuss further?
  • How do I pay you?

  Why a website?
- A website gives you the opportunity to promote your company, your products and your services on a worldwide basis, where you can reach millions of customers.

 What do I need to own and run a website?
- Web contents (Designed by our company)
- Web space to hold the contents (Buy space from hosting company, we will find the best hosting company and setup everything for you at no additional charge, but you will need to pay the hosting fee, usually around $5 a month.)

 What is the cost?
- There is a one time fee charge by our company (see pricing page for detail)
- $5 monthly fee that you will need to pay to a hosting company to hold your web contents. We recommend StartLogic Hosting

 What do you need from me if you design our website?
- We need our clients to provide all text and images that they wish to have on their website, such as company profile, contact information, services, products and so on. That is all we need from you, we will then find a name for your website, design the website, find a web space, and the site is ready.

 Where do you located, if I live in a state different than yours, can you still design our website?
- Definitely, since all we need from you is your company information and images which you can send us in email.

 Can I meet with your representative in person to discuss further?
- Currently we have office only in New York. If you live in New York, we are more than happy to do that, and the consultation is free. For all other states, we are impossible to do that at this stage.

 How do I pay you?
- You can pay by check, credit card or paypal. We process your credit card through paypal.

 
 
 
 

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