Everything in Accelerate
Enterprise Edge
Formal requirements, multi-stakeholder reviews, change management, UAT sign-off, and priority SLA for mission-critical website work. At the scale where a website drives $10,000 or more per month in qualified leads, a 90-day delay in modernization represents six figures in unrealized revenue.
This is a consultation-led engagement for teams that already know the site needs implementation, not just a diagnostic. You get a signed scope document before any build work begins, staged execution with formal review points, shared portal visibility, delivery tracking, and post-launch support tied to the size of the project. Unlike agency engagements that start billing on day one and define scope as they go, every dollar and deliverable is documented before the first line of code ships.
Industry examples
See what your site could look like in your industry
Browse individual industry pages to see real examples of the kind of modernized experience these engagements can produce. Each example opens the full industry page with the preview, business context, and recommended next steps.
What this engagement includes
Multi-location architecture
Custom API and third-party integrations
Performance budget enforcement
12-month priority support SLA
Support and implementation coverage
Dedicated project manager
Priority SLA support
Load and resilience testing
What the engagement looks like
Multi-stakeholder delivery with governance, deeper integration planning, and more formal artifacts around approval, rollout, and support.
Step 1
Requirements and stakeholder alignment
Discovery includes stakeholder input, requirement mapping, and decision-making structure so the project can move without ambiguity.
Step 2
Architecture and governance planning
Architecture, compliance, and integration planning happen before build work starts so risk and ownership are explicit.
Step 3
Phased delivery and UAT sign-off
Implementation runs through staged delivery, formal review checkpoints, and user-acceptance testing before launch approval.
Step 4
Managed rollout and SLA support
Launch includes change-management support, operational handoff, and priority follow-through under a defined support posture.
Deliverables you should expect
Formal requirements package with stakeholder review points, scope controls, and rollout assumptions
Architecture, compliance, and integration artifacts covering systems, approvals, and operational ownership
User-acceptance testing plan, launch governance checklist, and change-management handoff
Priority SLA support with resilience, escalation, and follow-through expectations defined up front
Approved scope before build
The project starts with a signed scope document, not a vague estimate and an open tab.
Staging before launch
You review the implementation on staging before anything goes live.
Explicit review points
Scope, design, and launch each have their own review point, with shared status staying visible during fulfillment.
Support window included
Each tier includes a defined follow-through window instead of pushing post-launch issues back onto you immediately.