Six services, one supplier
Most agencies juggle a developer, a designer, an SEO writer and a media buyer. Four contacts, four schedules, four invoices. Here, just one.
What each service produces
Exactly what each deliverable includes, service by service. Base prices are on the pricing page; an itemized quote for your project, options included, arrives within 24 business hours.
Websites and development
From coding a design you supply, through CMS-based sites, to a full custom web app. We pick the technology for what the project needs and what your team can maintain.
- Design build. You supply the design, we deliver the code. HTML, CSS, JS or React.
- Marketing or custom site. Static when the content rarely changes. Delivered in 48 hours to 8 days, responsive, accessible, Core Web Vitals in the green.
- CMS-based sites. WordPress with a custom theme and a cleaned-up admin, or a headless CMS such as Sanity, Strapi or Payload. Your client manages their content without calling you.
- E-commerce. WooCommerce, Shopify or a custom store. Catalog, payment, shipping, order tracking.
- Full-code application. Next.js, client area, admin, connections to third-party tools.
- Existing site takeovers. Technical debt, changes, migration from one CMS to another. By the day if needed.
Branding and design
The brand identity and everything that goes with it. You get the source files, not just exports.
- Visual identity. Logo and variants, palette, typefaces, usage rules.
- Brand guidelines. A PDF you can work from, plus the Figma files.
- Collateral. Stationery, social media, presentations, print.
- Site art direction. Complete designs, ready to build.
SEO and GEO
Being found on Google, and being cited when someone asks an AI. Two different jobs, and we handle both at once.
- Technical audit. Crawling, indexing, Core Web Vitals, structure, internal linking.
- Keywords and content. Keyword research, page plan, copywriting.
- GEO. Pages structured so that ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity cite the client’s site in their answers.
- Monthly tracking. Rankings, landing pages, the month’s actions. A report under your brand.
Google Ads and Meta Ads
Running an ad account isn’t about tweaking bids. It’s about producing a lot of creative, cutting most of it, and pushing budget onto the two or three that perform. That’s the job, and that’s what we do.
- Creative production in volume. Visuals and hooks adapted by format and angle, refreshed constantly. Images and video generated with AI when that’s faster than a shoot. It’s what the account runs on.
- Testing and cutting. Every creative is judged on its own numbers. What doesn’t perform gets cut, no debate.
- Scaling the winners. Budget shifts to what works, step by step, without resetting the learning phase.
- Setup and tracking. Account structure, audiences, conversions wired up and verified before the first dollar is spent.
- Reporting under your brand. What was tested, what was kept, what it cost and what it returned.
Automation and AI
The tasks your client’s team redoes by hand every week, set up once and for all. Every case is different, so it’s priced after an audit.
- Audit of repetitive tasks. What can be automated, what isn’t worth it, and what it pays back.
- Workflows. Forms, CRM, invoicing, follow-ups, syncing between tools.
- AI assistants. Writing, sorting, qualifying, first-line replies.
- Monitoring. Failure alerts, fixes and ongoing adjustments.
Portfolio maintenance
Recurring revenue you bill without spending time on it. The more sites you send us, the lower the price per site.
- Updates and backups. Core, plugins, dependencies. Backups stored somewhere other than the server.
- Monitoring. Uptime, certificates, forms, response times.
- Fixes. A set number of fixes included every month.
- Portfolio report. A monthly status per site, under your brand.
What we work with day to day
This list lets you check whether we know your stack before you reach out. If a common tool is missing, ask: we’ve probably used it already.
We work with the tools the project calls for, but what we deliver is yours: code, source files and access. Another developer can pick the project up without calling us.
Questions about the services
On scope, technology, and what is and isn’t included in a deliverable.
contact@kuroflow.comYes, and it’s the most common way to start. Many agencies begin with development, then add maintenance once they have a portfolio of sites. You don’t have to take everything, and you don’t have to stick to one service.
Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript for marketing sites, for the best performance. WordPress when the client needs to edit their own content. Next.js, React and a headless CMS for web apps. We explain the choice before we start; we never force it on you.
Yes, we get that request a lot. We audit each site and give you a status report: what’s solid, what needs fixing, what can’t be saved. Then you decide what goes into maintenance. We never take on a site without first telling you what shape it’s in.
No. The Google Ads and Meta accounts stay in your client’s or your agency’s name, and the ad spend is paid directly by whoever owns the account. We bill for setup and management, never for media.
Because no two automation jobs are alike: it depends on the tools already in place, the volume, and what can actually be automated. We audit, then give a firm price before starting. For the other five services, base prices are public and you get an itemized quote for your project within 24 business hours, options included.
Both. SEO writing, page copy, ad creative and brand collateral are all deliverables. What we don’t do is your client’s content strategy: that’s yours, and it’s where your value is.
Start with a single service
You don’t have to hand us everything at once. Send a client request for whichever service is holding you back today: you get an itemized quote, options included, and the delivery date within 24 business hours.