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With Elementor or Bricks
Bring your flat design files to life
Someone to rely on when bugs or questions pop up
Never worry about what a MX, TXT, CNAME, or SPF record is again
Prevent headaches before they start
For individuals or teams
A high level overview on your website's Accessibility, SEO, Speed, and UX, plus personalized recommendations
Optimized for WordPress, including daily backups, plugins updates, + more
Rachel has run ZAMP Industries, her Denver-based WordPress development and design business, since 2014. With 12+ years of experience building, maintaining, and troubleshooting WordPress websites, she brings a sharp eye for process improvement and efficiency to every project — the sites she touches run better long after she’s done.
Her background spans both sides of the table: years as the Lead Designer at an agency, and her current role as a freelance WordPress Developer — supporting agencies like yours. That mix means she knows what agencies need from a contracted developer, because she’s been part of the in-house team asking for one.
WordPress
Elementor
Bricks
Brixies
Asana
Stripe
WooCommerce
Advanced Custom Fields
Events Calendar
Yoast SEO
Google Analytics
Google Workspace
Google Drive + Docs
Figma
Canva
Affinity
Printful
Flywheel
Siteground
WP Engine
Mailchimp
Kit
No call centers or on-hold music: work directly with Rachel to troubleshoot website issues
Sleep soundly at night knowing your clients' websites are taken care of
All work done under your brand, on your timeline, and within your budget
Clear, trustworthy, and timely communication — always.
Projects can generally be completed within 2-4 weeks, depending on the size and functionality of the website
For larger websites that require how-to's and what-to-do's
We talk through the project, budget, and timeline before anything is quoted.
A clear scope and price up front, so there are no surprises once work starts.
Receipt of finalized site design, brand assets, and content, and we confirm expectations on both sides.
Regular updates through Asana, Loom, or email — whatever you prefer — so you always know where things stand.
With clear turnaround on feedback.
Site goes live with documentation delivered, plus an easy path into ongoing support if you need it.
As needed, when needed.
Yup! You dream it, I build it.
It can take a few weeks or a few months depending on complexity, but ultimately depends on how much content the website has (pages, blog posts, products, etc), and whether it needs any unique functionality.
Very generally, websites typically take a few months to be launched because it coincides with a re-brand, or re-positioning of the business in some way that requires a lot more time, energy, and work than just the website itself.
At the start of your website build, we will chart out a timeline so that everyone is on the same page throughout the process, and to ensure we hit any necessary launch deadlines.
Flag it and I’ll prioritize accordingly. Reach out by email or Loom and I’ll let you know realistic timing before any work starts.
Book a call or send an email. Most engagements start with a short scoping conversation so I can quote accurately before any work begins.
We can always start with a trial project to see how we work together, and adjust from there!
Build process:
Both — full custom builds on new sites, as well as ongoing maintenance on existing sites.
There will be ample opportunity for you to test and give feedback on the build prior to launch during the “Final Review” phase. After this phase is complete, an additional cost will be incurred for any design, content, or functionality changes.
Time for everyone’s favorite answer: *it depends*!
You can expect to invest a few thousand at least; depending on functionality, fancy features, and the amount of content or pages.
Every website is built to last for years to come.
Hours in a bucket aren’t tied to one project — use them across any of your clients’ sites, whatever the mix of quick fixes and bigger tasks ends up being.
No — I specifically set aside time each month to work on your tasks. If you find that there aren’t enough tasks to justify the hours, we can always adjust your plan.
Split however makes sense — a 30-minute fix and a separate 3-hour build can both draw from the same bucket.
I will notify you if we are getting close to the monthly limit.
Yes. To schedule a project, a 25% non-refundable deposit is required. The remaining amount will be billed at specific milestones throughout the project, as defined in the contract.
To start a monthly “bucket-of-hours” engagement, the first month must be paid in full up front.
I will always give you a detailed estimate up front before starting any work. No hidden costs or fees.
Schedule a free, no-strings-attached call with me at any time here, or send me an email!
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Yes! Your client will always retain full ownership of the website and its assets.
You have an all access pass to the backend of the website, so you can always edit it, move it, delete it… whatever may need to happen in the future. The website will never be held hostage by me.
Yes we do! We can work out a monthly or quarterly game plan to make sure your website is always at its best.
If you’re looking for additional support, check out ZAMP VIP.
I am ALL IN on WordPress. I believe it is the best tool currently available and is a future-proofed as anything in the tech space can be these days.
Within WordPress itself, I am happy to use either Bricks or Elementor as an intuitive page builder/editor to make the site very easy to update long-term.
See Specialties above for more tools that I typically use.
Preferably:
Nice-to-have’s:
Tech-wise:
Nope. This is a fully white-label arrangement. I work under your brand and your process, and your clients never know I’m there.
But I can be more visible, if desired.
Either works. I offer WordPress-optimized hosting if it’s helpful, but I’m just as happy to build and maintain sites on the infrastructure you already manage.
Both — full custom builds on new sites, as well as ongoing maintenance on existing sites.
Yes, this is a common use for the hourly buckets. Emergency fixes require a monthly engagement.
Thank you for supporting small business ❤
Let’s talk about how I can support your agency!