Your website.
Without the website work.

Management has an initial 12-month commitment from launch, then becomes month-to-month with 30 days' written cancellation notice by email or text. Early termination without cause during the initial term may require remaining committed fees only to the extent enforceable, reduced by avoided costs and mitigation with no double recovery. No remaining-term fees apply if Potenza terminates without cause or you terminate for uncured Potenza material breach under the signed agreement. Ending management does not revoke ownership of fully paid custom deliverables.

Report original-scope defects in writing within 30 days after launch and Potenza will correct them at no additional charge, separately from the four revision rounds. New scope and third-party changes are not included. On development cancellation, Potenza accounts for actual earned work and authorized nonrecoverable expenses and refunds unearned deposits within 30 days; no punitive restart fees apply.

Potenza configures and oversees hosting. Hosting, domain registration/renewal, and third-party subscription charges are separate and paid by the client; they are not included in the $99/month management fee.

Upon full payment, you own custom deliverables to the extent Potenza owns transferable rights. Reusable infrastructure and third-party/open-source assets remain subject to applicable licenses. You always own your domain, supplied brand materials, and data. Portability depends on licenses and technical requirements; unrestricted portability is not promised.

A standard handoff/export costs $500 only if you request Potenza to perform the actual transfer work. It is not an ownership repurchase or a mandatory cancellation charge. Complex migration is separately quoted and agreed before work.

For nonpayment, Potenza may suspend only website services it controls after the oldest unpaid undisputed invoice is 90 days overdue and at least 15 days' advance written suspension notice with a chance to cure. Any notice shown on the site is neutral: ‘Website temporarily unavailable’. Recoverable site/data is retained for at least 90 days after suspension. Client email, domain, and unrelated services are not affected; no shaming notice is used. Monthly management billing stops once suspended, while existing arrears remain due. Services resume within two business days after undisputed overdue balances are paid, subject to third-party availability.

No. That's the point. Potenza manages the website for you.

For routine website changes, send Potenza a text with what needs to be changed.

Simple changes can often be completed very quickly during normal business hours. Timing depends on the request and current workload.

Routine changes to existing website content are included with the managed website plan. New pages, new functionality, major redesigns, integrations, extensive copywriting, and larger projects are quoted separately.

No. Potenza manages it.

You always own your business domain, supplied brand materials, and data. Potenza can manage DNS and technical configuration; registration and renewal charges are separate and client-paid.

Management has an initial 12-month commitment from launch, then becomes month-to-month with 30 days' written cancellation notice by email or text. Early termination without cause during the initial term may require remaining committed fees only to the extent enforceable, reduced by avoided costs and mitigation with no double recovery. No remaining-term fees apply if Potenza terminates without cause or you terminate for uncured Potenza material breach under the signed agreement. Ending management does not revoke ownership of fully paid custom deliverables.

Modern website development has changed dramatically. Potenza uses AI-assisted development, automation, reusable technical infrastructure, and modern development tools to eliminate repetitive production work while keeping strategy, design decisions, SEO, customization, testing, and quality control in human hands.

Many standard 5- and 10-page websites can have a working first draft ready within several business days once we have everything needed to begin. More complex websites and integrations require additional time.

No. Faster development doesn't require cookie-cutter design. Modern development tools allow us to create customized websites without manually rebuilding common technical components every time.

Small businesses with real operations — service companies, trades, retail shops, studios, and multi-location owner-operated businesses. If your day involves scheduling, quoting, invoicing, or tracking hours, we can help.

Usually not. Most of the time the tools are fine and the connections between them are missing. We start by understanding what you already have and what it costs you to keep it, then recommend the smallest change that fixes the problem.

With a conversation about what is not working. We ask how the work actually flows today, where it breaks, and what a fix would be worth. Then we scope the work in writing before anything is built.

No. A website is often the first thing people ask for, but the more valuable work is usually behind it — booking, intake, scheduling, invoicing, reporting, and the connections between them.