Question 1

How long does a typical website build take?

Accepted Answer

Most Next.js or Astro marketing websites ship in 4–5 days, depending on scope and feedback speed. Custom WordPress + ACF builds typically take 4–8 days — field architecture, theme templates, and editor handoff take longer than a code-first marketing site. Landing pages: 2–3 days. Complex platforms or admin panels: scoped separately with a clear timeline upfront.

Question 2

Where are you based, and what time zones do you cover?

Accepted Answer

I'm based in Eastern Europe (Belarus) and work fully remotely. I'm available across EU and US time zones — typically covering overlap hours with both. All communication is in English. Agencies in the US, UK, and EU have all worked with this setup without friction.

Question 3

Do you work white-label?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Agencies can present the work as their own. I operate as a silent development partner — no agency branding, no client communication unless you want it, and all deliverables are ready for you to hand off.

Question 4

How is pricing set? Why are the ranges wide?

Accepted Answer

Every quote is scoped to page count, design source (Figma vs. adapt existing), CMS, integrations, and timeline. The ranges on the services page are ballparks — you get a fixed estimate after a short brief. Introductory partner rates apply for agencies starting our first project together, so you can validate fit without agency-retainer overhead.

Question 5

What technologies do you use?

Accepted Answer

Modern stack: Next.js, Astro, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, PostgreSQL, Vercel, AWS — for performance-first marketing sites, apps, and migrations.CMS stack: custom WordPress themes with Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) — structured content, flexible blocks, no Elementor or page-builder dependency. I pick the stack based on whether your client needs wp-admin or app-level architecture.

Question 6

Do you build WordPress sites or only Next.js?

Accepted Answer

Both — scoped to the client's needs. WordPress + ACF when the client expects wp-admin, your agency sells CMS maintenance, or the site is a structured marketing build (services, areas, FAQ). Next.js or Astro when performance, custom app logic, or migration from a slow WordPress site is the priority. I'll tell you honestly which fits the brief.

Question 7

Do you work with Elementor or other page builders?

Accepted Answer

No — I build custom WordPress themes with ACF, not page-builder sites. That means faster front ends, cleaner handoffs, and no lock-in when the client outgrows a builder. If your agency needs Elementor-based delivery, I'm not the right fit; if you need a maintainable CMS your team can support, I am.

Question 8

Can WordPress projects be delivered white-label?

Accepted Answer

Yes — same as Next.js work. You present the site as your agency's delivery. I provide theme files, ACF field documentation, and an editor guide branded for your handoff. No AgencyPartner.dev branding in client-facing materials unless you want it.

Question 9

Do you provide support after launch?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Ongoing support and improvements are available. Many agencies keep me on retainer for updates, performance monitoring, and adding new features. We can discuss a support arrangement that fits your workflow.

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