Everything clients ask before we start. Didn't see yours? Email billah@billahdev.com and I'll add it.
Small sites 1–3 weeks. Business sites 3–5 weeks. WooCommerce 4–7 weeks. Rescue / speed / malware work is usually 2–5 days. Emergency hacks — same-day triage, 24–48h clean.
Usually within 3–5 business days. Active calendar is on the contact page; urgent work can jump the queue for a 20% rush fee.
Designs (Figma / PSD / XD or a reference site), copy for each page, images or photography, logins for hosting and domain, and a primary point of contact who can make decisions.
Fixed quotes per project after a scope call. 50% deposit to start, 50% on launch. Retainers are monthly. No surprise hourly bills.
Wise (cleanest, since I'm in Bangladesh), PayPal, Payoneer, and direct bank transfer. Crypto on request for the right project.
If I miss a deadline by more than a week without agreed-upon cause, you get the deposit back. If I deliver and you just decide you don't want it, the deposit covers the time spent.
Elementor for speed and a huge plugin ecosystem. Divi if you love its theme builder UX and global styles. WP Bakery only if you're inheriting a legacy site. I'll help you pick on the scope call.
Almost always, yes. I've extended Astra, Kadence, GeneratePress, OceanWP, Avada, The7, Salient, Bricks, and dozens of custom themes. Show me the admin and I'll tell you honestly.
SiteGround for most small business sites, Hostinger for budget, Cloudways for WooCommerce, Kinsta or WP Engine for high-traffic. GoDaddy and Bluehost work — I just prefer the others. Ultimately your choice.
30 days on the starter plan, 60 on business, 90 on commerce. Anything I built breaks in that window — I fix it free. It covers my work, not third-party plugin updates that break unrelated things.
Yes — Care plan starts at $65/mo. Weekly updates on staging first, daily off-site backups, uptime monitoring, 2h of edit time, quarterly security audit.
Yes. That's the whole point of using a page builder. I hand over a Loom walkthrough and a one-page "how to edit X" cheat sheet specific to your site.
Yes, as standard. Mutual NDA is the first thing I send when a new agency reaches out.
Only if you explicitly want me to, under your brand. Default is: I never speak to your client.
Monthly invoice goes to you, not your client. Line items can be generic ("Development retainer — June") or itemized, your call.