Pitch with a working site.
Walk into the meeting with their website already running — real pages, real content, on a link they can open on their phone. Mockups get feedback; working sites get signatures.
Proposal
Pitch with a working site, keep every client one tab away, and ship feedback the same afternoon — on their domain, with code you can hand over.
Walk into the meeting with their website already running — real pages, real content, on a link they can open on their phone. Mockups get feedback; working sites get signatures.
Proposal
Open each client as a project and switch between them like browser tabs. Every project keeps its own chat, code, versions, data and settings.
“Can the logo be bigger?” Click the spot in the preview, say what to change, and show them the result before the call ends. Every version is saved, so “the old one was better” costs nothing.
Connect the client's own domain — SSL is set up for you. Logo, colours and typography follow their brand, not a template.
Impressum and privacy policy are generated from the client's business details and stay in sync when those change. Visitor statistics run without cookies, so they don't need a banner.
Compliance
New opening hours on a Saturday morning? Send it to Firelent on Telegram — the live site updates and republishes itself.
Opening hours
Every project can live in a GitHub repository, commit by commit. When the client wants their code — or their own developer — it's a clean handover, not an export headache.
Studio
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Client
FAQ
What studios ask before they move client work to Firelent.
Yes. Each client is its own project with its own chat, code, versions, data, domain and settings — and you can keep several open side by side as tabs.
Team seats and shared workspaces aren’t available yet; today one account runs the studio.
Yes. Connect any domain the client owns and SSL is set up for you automatically.
Not yet — clients don’t get their own login to your projects. You make the changes, from the studio, the iPhone app or Telegram, usually in minutes.
Firelent generates the Impressum and privacy page from the client’s business details and keeps them in sync when those details change. Visitor statistics are cookie-free.
Legal texts are a strong starting point, not legal advice — have anything binding checked.
Yes. Link a project to GitHub and every build is committed to a private repository in your account. You can transfer that repository to the client on GitHub whenever you hand over.
Yes. A site can sell up to five products with card payments through the client’s own Stripe account, and new orders can be sent to you on Telegram.
Every published site has built-in, cookie-free statistics: visitors, pages, where people come from and which devices they use — enough for a monthly update without extra tools.
Plans are priced by credits, not by client. Small edits cost a couple of credits, a new site more — see Pricing for the details.