Work Strelva can own
Website change management
Send Strelva an approved website change. We stage it, check it, collect the required approval, publish it, and verify the live result.
A practical fit
When this work keeps getting stuck.
Person and trigger
Owner-operated businesses that need their website to stay current without assigning someone to learn the CMS, chase a vendor, or check the release.
What comes in
A requested change, supporting facts or assets, the website scope, and the approval level assigned to that type of change.
Strelva owns
- Clarifying and staging the requested change
- Checking links, rendering, metadata, accessibility, and affected facts as applicable
- Collecting approval when the scope requires it
- Publishing, verifying the live site, and recording the result
Your team decides
- Business facts, offers, pricing, claims, and brand judgment
- Structural or consequential changes outside standing authority
- Whether to approve a staged result
Finished means finished
The result and its proof.
The approved change is live and verified on the public website, or a clear failure or exception record identifies what prevented publication.
- Original request and source material
- Staged preview and check results
- Approval record
- Live URL, verification time, and change receipt
How it starts
Start with real examples, not a software demo.
The website build is scoped and quoted first. Ongoing management begins at $99 per month; exact capabilities, connections, and approval levels are written into the accepted scope.
Timing and price are set only after representative examples establish the volume, systems, authority boundary, exception rate, and proof required. No page estimate overrides an accepted written scope.
Show us the workQuestions
The boundary, plainly.
- Is the website build free?
- No. A custom website build is scoped and quoted before work begins. Ongoing management is a separate monthly plan starting at $99.
- Does managed SEO guarantee rankings?
- No. Strelva builds and maintains controllable foundations such as metadata, structured data, crawlability, and accurate business information. Search positions remain dependent on relevance, competition, reputation, and the search platform.
Scope reviewed August 14, 2026.