Guides
Longer writing than a service page can hold.
These pages explain how a block is chosen, what a scope contains, how a month is spent, and what review means. They do not replace the engagements page. The rate still lives there. The scope you confirm by email still wins if it disagrees with a guide.
How the studio decides
The questions A1 Services asks before recommending a service, a fixed block, or a month.
What a written scope contains
The headings A1 Services expects in the email that confirms a block of work.
Monthly care, without the fog
How an A1 Services month is calculated, spent, and refused.
A person in the loop
What review means when A1 Services builds an automation or an AI draft.
Which engagement fits
A plain way to pick a first block before you write to the studio.
What you leave with
The artefacts a finished A1 Services block is expected to include.
For operators
When the work is a queue, a packet, or two lists that drift.
For founders
When the work is a first release, a site that can sell, or a pilot with an ending.
The first week of a block
What the opening days usually contain once a scope is confirmed.
Glossary
The words A1 Services uses on the site, in the sense we mean them.
A guide explains the reasoning. The engagements page holds the rate. The scope you confirm by email is the one that applies.
Project work is an hourly rate. A month is that rate times 30.