No vague hourly project
Start with a published package price and a defined page and revision allowance.
HIRE A WEB DEVELOPER
You should not need to decode a technical proposal just to get a professional website. CertLev lets you choose the development level, explain what you want, and track the work from your own account.
Start with a published package price and a defined page and revision allowance.
Tell us what your business does, what visitors should do, and which features matter.
See updates, send messages, submit revisions, and receive the completed files through your portal.
A good fit is not only about code. The developer should understand the goal of the website, define what is included, explain what you need to provide, and give you a practical way to review the work. The agreement should also make page limits, revisions, third-party costs, timing assumptions, and file delivery clear.
CertLev puts those decisions into a package and project workflow. The result is a simpler path from idea to an approved website without losing the written scope that protects both sides.
Some clients arrive with final copy, a logo, images, and a layout reference. Others know only that they need a professional website for a service, product, or new business. Both can begin by describing the audience, the desired action, the pages they expect, and the style they want.
The more complete your materials are, the faster the build can move. The project brief gives you a checklist and allows an optional template upload so your inspiration does not get lost in email.
A small service website normally needs fewer pages and one clear conversion path. An online store needs product organization and a manageable way to add items and payment links. A custom business system may need user roles, records, dashboards, or custom workflows.
Those differences are reflected in CertLev’s three package levels, making it easier to choose a developer based on the website you actually need.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Choose the closest package and complete the guided project brief. It asks about your business, audience, pages, content, style, and features in plain language.
No. You explain the business result and functions you want. Technical implementation is part of the development work within the accepted scope.
Each package states how many organized revision lists are included. Work outside the accepted scope may require a separate quote.
TURN THE IDEA INTO A WEBSITE
Tell us about your business, pages, content, style, and functions. We will build the approved website around your instructions.