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Custom scope

Ship the site, proof, or research your team needs.

This is for teams that need working software and public evidence, not a slide deck. Each build has a clear owner, pass tests, and handoff.

Scoped work · Clear IP terms · No ranking guarantees

Deliverable preview

A representative build record

The final package shows what changed, why it changed, and how to check it.

  • A written scope with goals, owners, limits, and acceptance tests
  • Working code or research files in a client-owned system
  • Request and response tests for important page types
  • Source, claim, and review records for public evidence
  • A handoff guide with open risks and next actions

The exact files depend on the build. The scope names them before work starts.

Common builds

Work that ends in a usable system

  • Fast sites that people and bots can access.
  • Content systems with sources, review dates, and claim checks.
  • Bot and firewall tests that run after each update.
  • Original studies, public data, and research reports.
  • Case studies with clear proof and limits.
  • AI visibility tests and repeatable run logs.

Project terms

Price
Set after a short discovery step. The proposal ties price to the result, risk, and work.
Timing
Set in the written scope with review points and acceptance tests.
Ownership
The contract states who owns code, content, data, and accounts. Client ownership is the normal goal.
Team
Creativity Effect may handle a focused Bob-led build. SageCreek AI may handle larger AI, data, and software delivery.

Good fit

  • You need a working product, not only advice.
  • A leader can make scope and access decisions.
  • Your team will share the needed data and systems.
  • You accept honest limits on public claims.

Poor fit

  • You want a guaranteed search or AI rank.
  • You need fake reviews, copied pages, or bought links.
  • No one can own approvals or provide access.
  • The project has no clear user or business result.

Process

How the work runs

  1. Define the result

    Name the user, business goal, proof standard, constraints, and owner.

  2. Inspect the system

    Review the current site, data, workflow, and risks before setting scope.

  3. Build and test

    Ship in small parts with visible acceptance tests and review points.

  4. Hand off the work

    Deliver the files, access, test record, open risks, and next actions.