FOUNDATIONS · ONE-TIME
A scoped fix for a known technical problem — with a start date and an end date.
For a business with a specific technical issue — a slow site, broken indexation, a bad migration, failing Core Web Vitals — who wants it fixed on a defined timeline, not folded into an open-ended retainer.
€1,190
What changes
Technical debt is the "boring middle" that open-ended retainers keep deprioritising, because it isn’t visible content work. This is sold like a project, not a subscription: the specific technical issues get fixed and verified inside a scoped sprint window, with a documented before/after.
What’s included
Included
- 01 Core Web Vitals fixes (loading, interactivity, layout stability)
- 02 Indexation and crawl-budget fixes (redirects, canonical issues, crawl traps)
- 03 Structured data implementation for the templates that need it
- 04 Redirect and migration cleanup where applicable
- 05 A verification re-crawl against the original baseline
Not included
- 01 Net-new content or copywriting (see the SEO Content Package)
- 02 Ongoing monitoring after the sprint closes (see the monthly programmes)
- 03 Design or UX changes unrelated to technical performance
- 04 Non-technical link building or off-page work
Packages
Both: plus 19% USt. One-time payment, no minimum term.
How delivery works
2–3 weeks (standard), 3–4 weeks (extended/migration).
Deliverables you receive
A before/after Core Web Vitals report
A fix log — what changed, why, and where
A re-crawl verification report against the original baseline
Documentation handed to your development team, in plain language
Service FAQ
Not necessarily — we implement most fixes directly where we have access; where we don’t, the fix log is written so your developer can apply it without back-and-forth.
We flag them immediately and agree scope before doing extra work — nothing gets added to the invoice without your sign-off.
No — it fixes a specific technical problem. Rankings depend on more than technical health; see the Growth or Pro programmes for ongoing work.
Yes — that’s exactly what the Extended variant is for.
Verified means we re-crawled and confirmed the fix is live and working. Anything we couldn’t verify is stated plainly, not counted as done.
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