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Explore common questions about project planning, websites, apps, marketing and working with Sanu Tech.
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Your exact scope belongs in a proposal. These answers help you prepare the first conversation.
Ask about your projectWhat can Sanu Tech help us build?
We work across business websites, mobile apps, UI / UX, eCommerce, digital marketing and group voice-chat products. Start with your business goal; the scope can bring together the services your project needs.
Can you redesign our existing WordPress website?
Yes. The first step is to review your pages, content, integrations and editing needs. We can then discuss a refreshed WordPress website or a custom build, along with a plan for preserving or redirecting existing URLs.
How much will my project cost?
Pricing is scoped around the pages or features, content, integrations, design work and support requirements. Share a brief and your budget range so the proposal can separate the initial build from ongoing and third-party costs.
How long does a website or app take?
There is no single timeline that fits every project. Design approvals, content readiness, integrations, testing and platform reviews all affect delivery. Milestones and responsibilities are agreed after the initial scope is defined.
Will the website be SEO-friendly?
The build can include clear page structure, metadata, mobile layouts, internal linking and a technical handover checklist. SEO also involves useful content and ongoing work; no developer can guarantee a particular search ranking.
Do you provide support after launch?
Support can be scoped separately or included in a written proposal. The agreement should define covered tasks, response arrangements, backup responsibilities and how new features are handled.
Can you build a group voice-chat app?
Yes, this is one of our service areas. A useful first brief includes room sizes, audio roles, target users, moderation needs and optional features such as profiles or gifting. Infrastructure and third-party fees are budgeted separately.
Who owns the website, accounts and source files?
Ownership, source-code handover, licences and account access should be clearly specified in the project agreement. Third-party services and assets may have their own terms.
Can you guarantee advertising results?
No fixed return, lead volume or sales outcome is promised. Campaign performance depends on the offer, audience, budget, competition and measurement, among other factors.
How do we get started?
Use the project brief on our contact page or email us directly. Include your current website or app, your objective, any essential features and your preferred budget and timeline.
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