Why is there no phone number?
Calls have to be scheduled and remembered; writing can be answered now and referred to later. One structured written brief is easier to review, quote and refer back to than any call. We acknowledge it instantly and answer within one business hour.
How fast is the first draft?
Within 5 working days after the deposit and your content or written content plan are received. No other turnaround time is guaranteed.
What is the guarantee?
If the first draft does not fit the agreed brief, the deposit is refunded in full and the engagement ends. This applies only to the first draft and is our only guarantee. It is judged against the agreed brief and written into the agreement. We give no performance, ranking or revenue guarantees.
What are the payment stages?
Payment has three stages: deposit before work, payment on first-draft acceptance, and final payment on handover. The deposit amount is stated in your offer. Delivery starts when the deposit and your content or written content plan have arrived.
What if my content is late?
If your content does not arrive by the deadline written in the agreement, delivery pauses, the deposit is retained, and restarting may require a new quote.
How many revisions are included?
A fixed number of revision rounds is included and stated in your scope. Additional rounds, like any addition to the agreed scope, are a written change order with their own price and timeline.
Can a change from my AI agent break the live site?
Every change runs through automated end-to-end tests, quality and accessibility checks and an AI code review. A change that fails any gate cannot be merged and cannot reach your live site. If the gates pass, it publishes automatically, and rollback to the previous deployment is always available.
What are the stop-and-warn cases?
Major framework upgrades, major dependency upgrades, architectural changes, and anything touching the defined project core. Your agent stops and warns you first, in plain language, that DevPowers cannot guarantee the site afterwards and that repair may be chargeable. Your agent stops and warns you first. You can take the change yourself, at your own risk, with the warning and your override recorded - or hand it to DevPowers, with an estimate in credits you accept or decline before work starts.
What is a change credit?
A change credit is a unit of paid work you buy in advance and spend whenever DevPowers does work on your site. You buy a credit pack; packs cost less as a short subscription than bought one-off. Each change consumes credits by its complexity, not by the time it takes. Credits carry an expiry date and unused credits expire after two months. Credits cover new work and repairs of damage you caused yourself. Failures caused by DevPowers are repaired free of charge and consume no credits. Credit pack prices are being set with the first clients and published once they are measured.
Am I left without help after handover?
No. Doing it yourself is the default after handover - it is not a duty. Any change you would rather not make yourself, from a small edit to a new feature, you can hand to DevPowers by email or chat: the option stays open, it is simply not the default. The work is bought as change credits, and you receive an estimate in credits before any work starts; you accept or decline it. Failures caused by DevPowers are repaired free of charge and consume no credits.
What if I break the site myself?
A change that fails the automated gates cannot reach your live site, and rollback to the previous deployment is always available - most accidents stop before they happen. If you override a stop-and-warn and the site is damaged, DevPowers repairs it and the repair is paid in credits: you receive an estimate first and accept or decline it. Failures caused by DevPowers are repaired free of charge and consume no credits.
What if I just want DevPowers to do it?
Then we do it. Doing it yourself is the default because it is cheaper and faster for you, not because we stop working with you at handover. Send the change by email or chat, you receive an estimate in credits, and you accept or decline before anything starts. Nothing about the handover closes that door.
Who owns the domain, and who controls DNS?
Domain ownership always stays with you. DNS is managed by DevPowers through its standard provider, alongside hosting, CI/CD configuration and secrets, which are not client-modifiable.
What happens with hosting after the first year?
DevPowers hosts on its standard infrastructure. Simple low-traffic sites include 12 months of hosting; CMS and shop projects have a small monthly fee stated in the scope. Your domain remains yours. Terms are renegotiated after 12 months.
Can I take the site elsewhere?
You own the source code and can take it elsewhere at any time. You receive repository access, the configured pipeline, the playbook and the training. There is no proprietary DevPowers platform or licence fee.