Frequently asked questions
What to know before starting.
These answers summarize the intended standard offer. The signed project agreement controls the actual scope and terms.
Does one business day mean the site is guaranteed to launch tomorrow?
No. One business day is the typical production target after the agreement, deposit, complete approved content, and required account access are received. Client delays, missing materials, domain issues, or custom requests extend the timeline.
Who owns the domain and hosting account?
The restaurant should purchase and own the domain, hosting, email, ordering, reservation, and other third-party accounts.
Does the $500 package include online ordering?
It includes buttons or links to an existing ordering platform. It does not include development of a custom ordering, payment, POS, inventory, or delivery system.
What content does the restaurant provide?
The restaurant provides its current menu and prices, approved logo, approved photos, description, address, hours, phone number, social links, and ordering or reservation links.
How many revisions are included?
One consolidated round of reasonable revisions is included. Additional revision rounds or changes outside the approved scope are billed separately.
When is payment due?
The standard structure is a 50% deposit before production and the remaining 50% before launch or transfer.
What happens after launch?
The restaurant may manage the site itself or add the $79 monthly care plan for technical checks and up to 30 minutes of minor content updates.
Can Originstead build websites for businesses other than restaurants?
Yes, focused local-business website refreshes or basic sites may be quoted individually. The fixed $500 package currently applies specifically to the defined restaurant scope.
Does a website guarantee more sales or a Google ranking?
No. Originstead does not guarantee rankings, traffic, leads, revenue, or other business outcomes.