Both give you the same SEO-engineered Framer template — same page structure, same schema markup, same venue page architecture, same pre-written copy templates. The difference is how it gets onto your domain. With Do it yourself ($697), you get the template, full video walkthroughs, and step-by-step documentation. You set everything up in a weekend and customize at your own pace. With Done For You Launch ($1,997), we install the template, research keywords specific to your city, write your title tags and meta descriptions, configure schema, set up Google Business Profile, and build 2–3 venue pages. Live in 7 business days from receiving your content. Pick based on whether your time is worth more than the price difference, or whether you'd rather build it yourself.

Yes, it will. Founding pricing is locked in for the first 25 template buyers ($697 vs. eventual $897) and the first 5 Done For You Growth members ($1,497/mo vs. eventual $1,997/mo). Founding members keep their original price for as long as they're a customer — even on the Done For You Growth recurring rate. We're using founding pricing because we'd rather have a smaller cohort of photographers helping us refine the product at a discount than full-priced customers while we're still learning what works in specific markets.

Stacked individually, here's what you'd pay piecemeal: Premium Framer template — $697 City-specific keyword research — $500 Custom title tags + meta descriptions for every page — $300 JSON-LD schema markup (LocalBusiness, FAQ, Reviews) — $400 Google Business Profile setup — $200 2–3 venue-specific landing pages — $1,200 Google Search Console + Analytics 4 setup — $150 7-day launch guarantee — included

Realistically: 90 days for first signs (impressions appearing in Search Console, your first long-tail rankings), 4–6 months for meaningful inquiry growth from organic search. Wedding photography SEO is competitive in major cities and slow-and-steady in smaller markets. Anyone promising 30-day results is either misleading you or selling something that won't last. If your timeline is shorter than 4–6 months, mention it during the sales call — there are bridging options to generate inquiries while SEO builds.

Yes — and it has to, otherwise the service doesn't work. Here's how we ensure it: During onboarding we build a brand voice profile from your existing site copy, social captions, and a 30-minute interview. Every blog post and venue page gets reviewed against that profile before going live. You can request a rewrite for any reason at no extra charge. Most photographers find the published content sounds more on-brand than what they'd write themselves — because we're working from a documented voice profile, not memory at the end of a long week.

Fully, yes. The website, the CMS content, every blog post and venue page we've published — all of it stays yours, exported, with full ownership. No licensing strings, no proprietary lock-ins. Cancellation includes a 30-day handoff: we transfer admin access back to you, document everything we set up (Search Console, Analytics, Business Profile), and answer questions for 30 days post-cancellation. We treat cancellation as a normal part of business, not as a punishment.

90 days minimum, then month-to-month with 30-day notice. We ask for 90 days because SEO meaningfully takes that long to show measurable change — anyone canceling before then was never going to see the value anyway. After the minimum, you can cancel any month with 30 days notice. Most clients stay 12+ months because the cumulative content library compounds — month 6 is typically when the engine starts producing the kind of inquiry growth that's hard to walk away from.