Free website build
Accepted projects do not pay CraftDigitally a website build fee. Domain, hosting and any optional third-party purchase remain outside that build.
Questions answered plainly
These answers explain the Free SEO-Ready Website Program, client ownership, hosting referrals, industry keyword optimisation and the 40-check handover.
The programme separates the free website build, the client's provider costs and the evidence supplied at handover.
Accepted projects do not pay CraftDigitally a website build fee. Domain, hosting and any optional third-party purchase remain outside that build.
Core pages receive industry keyword mapping and on-page optimisation. Forty technical checks document the launch condition without promising rankings.
The client owns the domain, hosting, WordPress, Search Console and Analytics access. CraftDigitally access ends after handover unless support is agreed.
Read the answers against your own project requirements. A simple service website can fit the programme while an ecommerce store, membership platform or custom booking system requires a separate scope.
When an answer depends on an unresolved provider, timing or capacity detail, the acceptance message must supply the current fact before the client is asked to act.
The FAQ explains the standard programme rather than a private project agreement. An accepted scope should identify the pages, client inputs and account steps that apply to that business.
Search-ready foundations and keyword optimisation are launch preparation. Continued visibility still needs accurate updates, useful content, local profile activity and maintenance after handover.
If a business already owns a functioning website, the free technical SEO audit can identify whether repair is more practical than rebuilding it.
Applicants should use the programme terms for ownership and responsibility details. The inclusion page provides the complete technical standard used for the delivered website.
Tell us about your business. We review every application for fit, scope and current capacity.