A WebSourcy website package provides a defined digital solution with the scope shown on its current product page. The exact deliverables vary by package, so the live catalog and written order agreement are the sources of truth.

Core areas a website package may cover

• Business-goal and audience alignment
• Responsive page design for desktop, tablet and mobile
• Content implementation within the package limits
• Clear calls to action and conversion pathways
• Foundational technical and search-friendly structure
• Testing before launch

What may require separate scope?

Custom copywriting, branding, advanced SEO campaigns, large product entry, premium software licenses, complex automation, custom integrations, photography, video and ongoing maintenance may be separate unless the selected product explicitly includes them.

Why are package limits important?

Clear boundaries protect both the client and the production team. They make the price understandable, keep timelines realistic and prevent assumptions about unlimited revisions or features.

Where can I see the exact current deliverables?

Review the individual product card and detail page in the WebSourcy package catalog. Current prices and product descriptions can change, so the live listing should be checked before purchasing.

What happens when requirements do not fit a package?

WebSourcy can evaluate the project and provide a custom recommendation. Use the custom project form and describe the desired outcome, required features, approximate timing and existing platform.

Frequently asked questions

Is hosting automatically included?

Only when the selected product description or written agreement says it is included.

Do clients own the finished website?

Ownership, licenses, accounts and transfer conditions are governed by the applicable product terms and service agreement.

Are revisions unlimited?

No. Revision limits should follow the package description or written scope.

For more details, read the WebSourcy FAQ and service terms.