1968Labs

How we work

A clear brief.
A considered build.

You know what is included before you pay a deposit. You see the work while there is still time to shape it. You leave knowing how to run it.

Before we begin

A scope you can
actually read.

We turn the conversation into a short, specific proposal. This becomes the shared reference for the project.

If something changes, we agree the effect on price and timing before doing the extra work.

Your project proposalWhat we agree together
The outcome
What a customer or team member will be able to do.
The deliverables
Pages, workflows, integrations and content responsibilities.
The review points
Working previews, feedback rounds and launch checks.
The commercial details
Price, 50% deposit, running costs and completion criteria.

Four clear steps.

  1. Start

    Tell us about the business

    Share what you do, what is not working and what you want to make easier. We review fit and explain the next step.

  2. Agree

    Get the scope in writing

    Deliverables, exclusions, ongoing costs, review rounds and payment milestones are agreed before the 50% deposit.

  3. Build

    Review real progress

    You receive a working preview with approved content. Try the important customer journey before launch.

  4. Finish

    Take ownership

    We complete the agreed checks and corrections, collect the remaining 50%, and hand over files, account access and guidance.

Your handoverIncluded in the scope
  • Source files and agreed project materials
  • Account access in your business’s control
  • Test results and known limitations
  • Editing and operating instructions
  • Agreed correction and follow-up dates

Yours to run.
Clear to maintain.

We choose tools your business can live with. If an existing product handles the job, we will explain that option and its costs.

With AI, we agree the information it can use, the actions it may take and what needs a person.

Read the engagement terms

Start with the part that isn’t working.

A link to your website, a recurring task or a rough brief is enough to start the conversation.

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