Look after other people’s websites

The problem is not your price. It is proof.

Anyone who looks after websites for other people spends the month fixing things nobody notices. Compressing an image, rewriting a title, repairing what broke. At the end of the month the invoice says "maintenance and SEO" — and the client reads that the way they would read "miscellaneous".

Then comes the hard conversation: they cannot see what changed, so it feels expensive. You cannot raise your rate, and sometimes you cannot even keep the contract. It is not that you did not work — it is that your work is invisible by nature.

That is the gap SINAL fills. It measures your client’s site, gives it a 0-100 score, and shows that score climbing month after month, with the measured number next to each thing you fixed. The client stops taking your word for it and starts seeing it.

How it works in practice

1. You subscribe to a plan that covers several sites and add your clients’ sites to it.
2. SINAL analyses each one, points out the problems with the measurement attached, and writes the fix ready to paste.
3. You apply the fixes — that is your work, and now it comes as a list with a beginning and an end.
4. Every month each site is re-analysed automatically. The score climbs, and the report shows before and after.
5. You send the report to your client. On the Agency plan it carries YOUR brand and your logo.

With your brand on it

On the Agency plan the report carries your logo, your colour and your name, and you send the client a public link to open. To them, the tool is yours. That is the difference between "I use a piece of software" and "I have a service".

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