Every Havoc website goes through the same steps, and you can follow each one in Havoc Hub as it happens. These are the real screens from our system, shown with a sample client.
Run the free 17-point review on your current website, or just tell us about your business. We'll tell you plainly what we'd change and what it costs. Our prices are on the Pricing page, so there are no surprises.
Review My Website →Fixed-price websites can be started online; anything else starts with a quote. You pay 50% to begin and the rest before your website goes live. Your Havoc Hub login is set up as soon as your project starts.
How We Work Together →A questionnaire in Havoc Hub covers your business, your customers, what you offer, the look you want, your logo and photos. We write your website's wording from your answers, and you approve it.
Every Havoc website goes through the same launch checklist, from page titles and speed to your Google Business Profile, Search Console and the padlock. Many steps tick themselves when our system can see they're done, so nothing gets missed.
In Havoc Hub you can see which stage your website is at, any time.
When your preview is ready, open it from Havoc Hub and click anything to leave a note about it. Want different wording? Click the words and type the new version, right there on the page.
Once you've approved it and the final 50% is paid, we connect your domain, check the padlock and your email, and switch it on. Monitoring starts within 5 minutes.
Yes, there's a launch button.
A website isn't finished when it goes live. Ours keep being looked after, and Havoc Hub shows you how yours is doing in plain English.
On Havoc Care you get a report every month: was your website up, how fast is it, what shape is it in, how you're doing on Google, and what we did for you. Every figure comes from our own checks and from Google. If we don't have a figure, the report says so.
Without Care, your first full month's report is on us.
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Start with the free review: what's working on your current website, and what isn't.