Add A Delivery Team
Without Adding Headcount.

No, and that is contractual rather than a courtesy. All communication runs through you unless you explicitly invite us onto a call, and then we join under your banner as part of your team.

Your client, or you. We build inside accounts owned by your side of the relationship rather than inside a WebnWell account, so there is never a conversation where you have to ask us to release something. If the partnership ends, the working assets go with you.

Nothing changes for them, because they were never our client. We hand over campaign structure, conversion tracking, landing pages and documentation, and we do not contact them afterwards. There is no lock-in clause and nothing is withheld to make leaving expensive.

No. Most partnerships start with one project at a fixed quote, which is a fair way to judge the work before anything ongoing is discussed. Partnerships here tend to grow into standing delivery across several of a partner's clients, but that happens because the first project went well, not because a contract required it.

A fixed wholesale quote per project, agreed from the brief, or a monthly rate for ongoing management. You set the retail price with your client and we never disclose our rates to them, so your margin stays your business.

That is the combination most partners hand over, and it is where the work gets noticeably better — the landing page is built for the campaign that will point at it, and conversion tracking is wired before the first click rather than retrofitted after a month of unattributed spend.

Yes. We built an engine that scores a website on speed, mobile experience, contact paths, trust signals and structured data, and we ran it across 3,539 contractor sites to produce our industry study. Partners use the same tooling as a lead magnet: hand a prospect a scored audit of their own site, branded as yours, and the sales conversation starts from evidence instead of a pitch.

Revision rounds are defined in the scope before kickoff so neither of us ends up in an endless-tweaks spiral. Client feedback funnels through you, and anything beyond scope gets quoted before it is built.