Service · WordPress development
Themes your team can maintain, a fixed price per project, and a staging site you approve before the final payment. Your client sees your agency on every screen and never hears ours.
The timeline
Scope confirmed in writing, sitemap agreed, and page templates designed on a staging link your client can review with you.
Theme and templates built, content loaded, forms and analytics wired in. Mobile-first from the first template.
Browsers, speed, forms and tracking checked line by line. You approve staging, then the site goes live with a handover in your name.
About 21 days is typical for a website build. The exact dates go into your fixed-price proposal before anything starts.
Sound familiar
Agencies that sell sites run into these sooner or later. Fixing them does not mean hiring more developers.
You sold the site, your developers are booked, and the launch date you promised slides a week at a time.
Three add-on packs and a slider nobody asked for. It launches slow and breaks at the first update.
Licenses in a freelancer's name, a theme nobody can edit, and a client asking why a text change costs extra.
The arrangement
No credit in the footer, no author tag in the theme, and our team writes from your email aliases whenever a client could see it.
Nothing we build carries our name.
Author fields and admin branding.
On every email a client could see.
Signed before the first login.
What is in the build
Take the full build or pull a single part for one project. Either way the scope is written down before you quote, so nothing arrives as a surprise line item.
Homepage and inner-page templates designed from your brief, or built from your own Figma files, matched to your client's brand.
WordPress with Elementor when your team edits visually, or a lean theme when nobody needs to. No stacked add-on packs, no licenses you cannot transfer.
Designed at phone width first, then scaled up, because that is where the traffic is. Every template is checked on phones and tablets before you see it.
Image compression, caching and script loading set up before launch, with the measurements to show your client.
Clean URLs, headings, schema and an XML sitemap in place on launch day, so search work can start the same week.
Go-live on your client's host, then files, logins and a recorded walkthrough, all under your agency's name.
The deliverable list
Every build is a list of things that either shipped or did not. Put this list straight into your proposal. It is written to be forwarded.
Every build is quoted at a fixed price within 24 hours of the brief, and the final payment is due only after you approve the staging site.
How it runs
Six steps, and you are only needed for three of them. Everything between is ours to run.
A client URL or a rough sitemap, the pages you sold and the deadline. Send scope notes if you have them; we will tell you what is missing.
A fixed-price proposal within 24 hours: pages, templates, integrations and dates, written to drop straight into your own.
Position it however you like. We answer your questions, never the client's, and we never see what you charge.
Mutual NDA and non-solicit signed, hosting and staging access handed over, dates locked in writing before a template is designed.
Templates, build, content and QA on a staging site, with progress you can see and a team that answers 8 AM to 4 PM EST.
Your client signs off staging with you, the final payment follows, and the site launches with a handover in your name.
The portfolio
Our agency builds ship under partners' brands, NDA-protected. What you can see: sites we own, and direct clients who agreed to be shown.
Dallas, TX, USA
Lawn care site with a full-width video hero, service showcase, careers, and location pages. Built mobile-first for homeowners searching on their phones.
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Video intro, service pages, and social integration. Card-on-image hero and click-to-call, so visitors can phone the business in one tap.
Bellevue, WA, USA
Lawn care site with service pages, video intro, location page, and inquiry flow. Fresh green palette on a conversion-first layout.
The alternatives
All three work. They just cost different things, and only one of them fixes the price before work starts.
What we need from you
Send these with the brief. After that, your part is reviewing the staging site with your client.
The pages you sold, the deadline and any scope notes. A rough sitemap is enough; we tighten it in the proposal.
Logo, fonts and colors, or finished Figma files if your team designed it. We build to whichever you send.
Access to the client's host, or we build on staging and move it on launch day. Domains stay in your or your client's registrar account.
The client's content in a doc or a copy deck. If there is none, we can write it as a separate line item.
Partner feedback
★★★★★
"We added SEO to the rate card in a month without hiring anyone. Three years in, not one client has asked who does the work, because there is nothing to find."
★★★★★
"The strategist joins our client calls under our domain and knows the account better than we do. That is the part other providers cannot fake."
★★★★★
"We tested four providers. ServeVision was the only one that sent the outreach list before pitching, so we could veto our clients' competitors."
Honest qualifier
We would rather say no early than take a project that was never going to work.
Either. Elementor suits clients whose team wants to edit pages visually after launch. When nobody needs visual editing, a lean theme with fewer moving parts is the better call, and we say which one we recommend in the proposal.
About 21 days is typical for a website build. The real dates depend on the page count, the content and the integrations, so they go into the fixed-price proposal in writing before anything starts.
You or your client, never us. Premium themes and plugins are bought in the name you choose, admin accounts use your agency's email, and our access is removed at handover unless you keep us on for website care.
The price is fixed per project and agreed before work starts. The final payment is due only after you approve the staging site, so you never pay in full for something you have not seen working.
Yes, as a separate scope. We review the theme, plugins and hosting first and tell you in writing what can stay, what should be rebuilt and what it costs, before you quote the client.
Where we build
Agencies can send us builds for clients in any state. Our in-house team of five works 8 AM to 4 PM EST, overlapping US business hours, and every site launches under your name. Pick a state to see its metros.
White-label web design & SEO
Take the whole stack or pull single line items à la carte. Start with a site and add search once it is live, or take search on its own.
Everything between the kickoff call and the login handover, built under your agency's name. You own the client; we never appear.
Ongoing search work on a site your client already has, or one we built. Reported in your branding, on your schedule.
Get a proposal
Send one URL for a complete, unbranded audit you can pitch with, or the brief for a fixed-price proposal within 24 hours.
Pick a time that suits you. 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the project.
Prefer email? Write to vivek@servevision.io
Share one client URL and the basics. We never contact your clients, ever.