Like any business decision, when contemplating outsourcing web development, it’s always important to look at the ROI that you’ll get from the investment – both for short-term support & long-term impact on your business.
Most of our clients come to us because they are exhausted by all the tedious work that comes with development and they see the tangible impact that outsourcing web development brings to their business.
On average, our Showit development clients can save anywhere from 15-20 hours per project*!
(*This is for basic sites that are 5-7 pages. The more pages and functionality you add on, the more time and energy you save 😉)
That’s a part-time job that our clients aren’t required to work and best of all, their project ROI increases because they’ve had expert support.
In a world where time is money and money is freedom, those numbers have the power to create a BIG impact for our clients.
Take Stefani Lefler for example!
Stefani, from December Oak, owns a luxury website design studio that supports high-end brands. Think: Fine art meets modern elegance.
Her clients are willing to pay top dollar for their websites because they want the best!
Since joining Stefani’s team as her go-to developer squad, the projects she outsourced her web development to us have seen off-the-charts ROI.
Here’s what Stefani has to say about the Rebel + Rise family…
Rebel + Rise is invaluable to my Showit development needs because they allow me to focus on what I love most! I appreciate Rebel + Rise so much for their services, who they are, and what they stand for. They make every experience with the best possible.
– Stefani Lefler, December Oak
Want to know the best part?
Over our time together, Stefani has saved over 100 hours of web development working with us!
Those extra hours have allowed her to allocate her time to:
- Delivering insanely gorgeous sites that provide next-level ROI
- Booking even more dream clients (aka bringing in even more income)
- Exploring other revenue streams
- Sharpening her design skills
- Taking a month-long sabbatical with her family over the holidays so she can focus on being present
