Ready for more than a first presence.
Launch is for businesses that need a more complete digital platform— stronger structure, deeper messaging, expanded functionality, and a website built to support the next stage of growth.
A broader build for businesses ready to move beyond a basic first presence.
Launch is for businesses that have outgrown a simple first presence and are ready for a more complete digital platform with room for deeper content, functionality, and operational connection.
Start gets you online. Launch gives the business more room to operate.
Launch is the next step when a simple first presence is no longer enough. It adds more structure, more depth, and more capability where the business has already earned the need for it.
More room for the business to explain itself.
Launch supports a broader website structure so services, audiences, locations, offers, resources, or other important content do not have to be compressed into one simple experience.
More depth in how the business is positioned.
Launch gives us more room to shape the story across services, customer needs, credibility, differentiation, and calls to action.
A broader design language.
Launch can support more developed visual direction across multiple page types and content needs while keeping the experience cohesive.
Connect the website to more of the business.
Launch can include broader functionality when the website needs to interact with tools, workflows, forms, scheduling, payments, or other business systems.
Build with the next stage already in mind.
Launch creates more room for measurement, lead flow, search strategy, conversion thinking, and future expansion without turning the project into an enterprise build.
It is a broader engagement for businesses that need more content, capability, and connection between the website and the way the company actually operates.
Sometimes the problem is not the website. The business has simply outgrown the first version.
Start works when the business needs a focused professional presence. Launch becomes the better fit when the website has to support more content, more audiences, more workflows, or more of the way the company actually operates.
The business has more to explain.
Multiple services, customer types, locations, offers, or important information no longer fit naturally into a simple first-site structure.
The website needs to do something.
Visitors need more than a contact form. They may need to schedule, apply, request something specific, make a payment, enter a workflow, or interact with another business system.
The sale requires more trust.
The business may need case studies, deeper service explanations, proof, process content, FAQs, industry-specific messaging, or other credibility before a visitor is ready to act.
The digital pieces are starting to depend on each other.
CRM, email marketing, scheduling, forms, payments, analytics, or other systems need to work together instead of living as isolated tools.
It means the business now has needs that justify a broader build. Kickstart is designed to grow with that reality instead of forcing every company into the largest project from the beginning.
Starting at $2,495. More capability. More structure. More responsibility.
Launch is priced for businesses that need more than a first digital presence. The investment reflects the added strategy, architecture, functionality, content depth, and integration required to build a platform that can support more of the business.
A broader digital platform for businesses ready to support deeper content, stronger conversion, more functionality, and greater connection between the website and the way the company operates.
The higher investment is not about adding pages for the sake of pages. It reflects the additional responsibility the platform is taking on.
Larger site architecture, extensive service libraries, location pages, resources, case studies, or significant content development can expand the engagement.
CRM, scheduling, payments, email marketing, lead routing, third-party APIs, or other operational connections may require additional configuration and testing.
Applications, portals, memberships, commerce, advanced forms, account-based experiences, or custom functionality can move the project beyond the standard Launch scope.
Extensive branding, photography, illustration, animation, video, advanced graphics, or custom creative production may be scoped separately.
Legacy systems, complex hosting, data migration, account recovery, nonstandard infrastructure, or existing technical debt can change the amount of work required.
Launch is scoped before production begins. If new functionality, integrations, content, or technical requirements materially change the engagement, we define the impact before expanding the project.
Whenever practical, core business accounts and digital assets should remain controlled by the business rather than being permanently tied to Sixty8-owned accounts.
A few things to know before we build the bigger version.
Launch is broader than Start, but it is still a defined engagement. These are the questions that usually matter most before a more capable digital platform moves into production.
How is Launch different from Start?
Does Launch include a fixed number of pages?
Can Launch include CRM, scheduling, payments, or other integrations?
Can Launch include e-commerce or custom functionality?
Do I need to provide all of the website content?
Does Launch include branding?
How are revisions handled?
Will my business own the website, domain, and connected accounts?
Are hosting, software, licenses, and third-party services included?
How long does a Launch project take?
What if the project becomes larger than Launch?
What happens after Launch goes live?
Build more than a website. Launch a platform the business can grow into.
Create a stronger digital foundation for the next stage—more structure, more capability, and more connection between the website and the way the business actually operates.
Launch is scoped around the needs of the business. Additional content, integrations, custom functionality, creative production, migrations, or technical complexity may expand the final investment before production begins.