Studio Pass
Fractional website support.
A website is not finished when it launches. It is finished when you stop changing it, which is usually a bad sign.
Studio Pass is an ongoing arrangement rather than a quote for one job. You send work as it comes up, and the people who make it already know your brand.
the range:
What's included
Most of it is small. The value is that small things stop waiting for somebody to have time.
- New pages
- Content updates
- Blog posts
- Product listings
- Contact forms
- Booking and calendars
- Landing pages
- Banners and promos
- Image preparation
- Search listings
- Analytics review
- Speed and performance
- Accessibility fixes
- Platform updates
- Security and backups
- Hosting and domains
Bigger changes become their own project, and we say so before starting rather than after.
what it covers:
What tends to come through.
Small changes that never quite justify a phone call, and the larger question of whether the site is still doing its job.
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Chimo Youth Services Updates
New pages, new staff, changed hours, a product that no longer exists. Sent by email and done.
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Kawartha Lakes Construction Analytics, read
Not a dashboard link. What the numbers actually say about where people go and where they stop.
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Lingerie Loft Recommendations
The one or two changes most likely to matter, with a reason, rather than a list of everything possible.
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Ken Redmond Upkeep
Keeping the thing current, so a small job now does not become a rebuild later.
how it works:
How it works.
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Send a request
One line by email is enough. Nothing has to be technical.
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We confirm
What it involves, and whether it is a change or a project.
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We deliver
On the site, checked on a phone as well as a desktop.
who has it:
Who has the Studio Pass.
Anyone whose site is a working part of the business rather than a brochure that happens to be online.
If changes are piling up because nobody wants to open the admin, that is the case for a pass.
- Retail and e-commerce
- Tourism and attractions
- Municipalities
- Nonprofits and charities
- Trades and contractors
- Clinics and practices
- Restaurants and food producers
- Manufacturers
- Professional firms
- Schools and programs
- Festivals and events
- Membership organizations
What they have in common is a site that has to change more often than a rebuild cycle allows.
clients:
Who we do this for.
Businesses, nonprofits and organizations we work with month to month.
Every client since 2009
questions:
The things people ask first.
How much is it?
It starts at $250 a month. What that covers depends on what you send. Busy months and quiet months are both fine, and when your list consistently outgrows the level you are on, we talk about moving it.
Is it unlimited?
No. It is a level of ongoing attention rather than a bucket of hours or a set number of deliverables. We agree the order together and tell you what to expect.
How quickly do things come back?
It depends on the thing and on what else is already in the queue. You get a realistic timeline when we confirm the work, rather than a promise before anyone has looked at it.
What counts as too big for a pass?
Small things go quickly. Something that is really a project, like a website build or a full identity, is quoted as a project. We tell you which it is before starting, not after.
Do printing and ad spend come out of it?
No. Hard costs like printing, ad spend and licences are yours, and we give you a heads-up before anything creates one.
What if I need something you do not do?
If it is within our skill set, send it. If we cannot help, we will say so and point you at somebody who can.
Do I get the same people each time?
Yes. That is most of the value. The alternative is explaining your brand to somebody new every time something small comes up.
one of five:
The rest of the pass.
Websites is one of five areas the same pass covers. Most months are a mix of them.
- Graphic designThe steady stream: collateral, ads, signage, event graphics and whatever else the month asks for.
- MarketingCampaigns, content and the calendar that keeps them arriving on time.
- Social mediaPosts designed, a schedule built, the posts scheduled, and a report once they have run.
- TechnologyAssess what you need, tidy what you have, put in what is missing, and connect the tools you already pay for.
Tell us what is on your list.
A pass suits some businesses and not others. You will hear back from the people who would do the work.