Questions we get before a project starts.
If your question is not here, email or call. For how we charge, see pricing.
How does a project start?
Send a project inquiry with goals, current systems, and constraints. We reply to clarify scope, then propose an engagement model and next steps. Use the contact form.
How long does a website take?
A focused marketing site is often weeks, not months. Custom software, integrations, and content readiness change the calendar. We give a range after discovery.
Do you provide custom design?
Yes. We design within a coherent visual system for each product. We do not drop a generic template and call it a brand.
Do you provide hosting?
We can recommend and set up hosting, or work with an environment you already use. Third-party hosting fees are billed separately unless we agree otherwise.
Do you maintain websites?
Yes. An ongoing partnership covers updates, fixes, and small features after launch.
Can you integrate third-party APIs?
Yes. CRM, payments, booking, analytics, and other APIs are a normal part of custom software and many websites.
Do you provide SEO?
Yes. Technical and on-page SEO, plus ongoing programs. Details on SEO & digital growth.
Do you manage Google Ads?
Yes. Structure, tracking, and management as a growth engagement. See Google & Meta Ads.
Do you manage Meta Ads?
Yes, when Meta fits the acquisition plan. Often paired with landing-page work so spend is not wasted on a weak offer page.
Can you build custom dashboards?
Yes. Admin dashboards, reporting, and role-based views are a core custom software offering.
Do you work with existing websites?
Yes. We improve, rebuild, or wrap existing sites depending on technical quality and your goals.
What happens after launch?
Handover, documentation as agreed, and optional maintenance, SEO, or ads. You keep a named contact at AMTECH.
How are projects priced?
By scope, complexity, integrations, design, and support. We do not publish fake package rates. Read engagement models.
What information is needed to get started?
Who you are, what you sell, the problem, examples you like, current tools, timeline, and a budget range if you have one. The contact form collects this.