An agreed initial website
Page count, content responsibility, functions, feedback and acceptance checks are confirmed before work begins.
The model
Build, operation and support in one scope.
Technical care after launch
Hosting, SSL and maintenance continue while the selected plan remains active.
Bounded updates
Small changes follow the plan. Larger pages, functions or integrations receive approval and pricing first.
Ownership and exit terms belong in the proposal.
- The domain is registered in the client's name
- Client-supplied content remains with the client or original rights holder
- File access, transfer and any handover calculation are stated before acceptance
- The initial term, cancellation route and final obligations are documented
- No online checkout starts a plan without written agreement
The public plans have a twelve-month initial term and are cancellable monthly after that. The project-specific proposal takes precedence for handover, approved extras, tax treatment and payment dates.
A managed plan suits businesses that want one accountable route for the website. It is less suitable when an internal team needs unrestricted daily CMS publishing unless that workflow is explicitly included.
Frequently asked questions
What to confirm before deciding.
Is a managed website the same as renting a template?
No. The plan defines delivery and support boundaries. Design and structure still follow the agreed business, audience and content rather than a generic industry template.
Can I leave after the initial term?
The public plans are cancellable monthly after the initial twelve months. The proposal confirms notice, handover and any project-specific obligations before acceptance.
Can VURM take over an existing website?
Possibly. Platform, access, maintenance risk and known faults are reviewed first. Takeover, repair or redesign is recommended only after that check.