COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about what Amplify Today does, the services we offer, timelines, pricing, and how to start a project. Still stuck? Talk to us.
[ABOUT]
About Amplify Today
01What does Amplify Today do?add
We bring the moving parts of a business's digital presence under one roof — business registration and incorporation, staffing, domain and hosting, website design and development, cross-platform apps, SEO, content, social media, lead generation and customer support — handled by one team working toward one goal: your growth.
02Who is Amplify Today for?add
Businesses that want a serious digital presence without hiring an in-house team or juggling several vendors. Whether you're starting from an idea or already running and need a stronger presence, we pick up from wherever you are.
03How is this different from hiring freelancers or an agency?add
One dedicated team instead of scattered contractors, one point of contact instead of several, and everything built to work together from day one. We also stay on after launch to run and grow what we built — most project shops hand it off and move on.
04Where is the team based?add
We're based in Bengaluru and work remote-first, so we take on clients across India regardless of where they are.
05Do I have to sign a long contract?add
No lock-in. Build work is quoted per project. Ongoing management is month-to-month — you can pause or stop with notice, and everything we build (accounts, code, content) stays yours.
[SERVICES]
Our services
01Do you build the website and keep it running, or just build it?add
Both. We design and build it, then handle hosting, updates, security, backups, performance and content changes so it stays fast and current. Build-only is also an option if you'd rather run it yourself.
02Can you handle the domain and hosting for me?add
Yes. We choose the right domain, set up reliable hosting, connect everything, and monitor uptime — you never touch a control panel unless you want to.
03Do you build mobile apps?add
Yes — cross-platform apps that run natively on both Android and iOS from a single codebase, published to the App Store and Play Store, with backend integration and ongoing updates.
04How long does SEO take to show results?add
SEO compounds. Technical fixes and on-page work land in the first few weeks; meaningful movement in rankings and traffic usually takes three to six months of consistent effort. We report on what is changing along the way.
05What's included in social media management?add
Profile setup and optimisation, a monthly content plan, designed posts and stories on a regular schedule, and engagement-focused copy — so your accounts stay active without you thinking about them daily.
06Do you write the content, or do I have to?add
We write it. We turn a conversation about your business into clear service pages, information pages, and blog posts — structured, on-brand, and readable for people first and search engines second.
07Can I start with one service and add more later?add
Yes. Plenty of clients start with just a website or just SEO and layer on apps, content or social as they grow. Because it's one team, adding a service doesn't mean onboarding a new vendor.
[CONTACT]
Working with us
01How does a project start?add
Send us a note through the contact form with what you're trying to do. We'll set up a short call, understand the business, and come back with a clear scope, timeline and quote before any work begins.
02What's the typical timeline?add
A standard business website is 2 to 4 weeks. Larger builds, apps, or multi-service engagements are scoped individually — but you'll see something real every week rather than waiting months for a reveal.
03How does billing work?add
Build work is a fixed quote agreed up front, usually split into a start and a completion payment. Ongoing management is a simple monthly fee. No hourly surprises.
04Do you work with clients outside Bengaluru?add
Yes. We're remote-first and work with businesses across India. Everything runs over email, calls and shared documents — location isn't a constraint.
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