Question 1

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

The Pricing page gives reference packages for showcase sites, Web applications and e-commerce stores. Each final quote is detailed after the scope is defined, with code, design, content, structural SEO and production deployment made explicit. If your project does not fit a package, we quote it after a 30-minute discovery call.

Question 2

How long does it take?

Accepted Answer

As a reference: 4 to 6 weeks for a showcase site, 6 to 10 weeks for an e-commerce store, and 2 to 4 months for a Web application. We include content review, feedback loops and validation time in the schedule, then keep progress visible through weekly or milestone demos.

Question 3

Do I own the code and data?

Accepted Answer

Yes. At the end of the project, you receive the source code, your content, your domain name and access to your hosting. No proprietary lock-in is built into the delivery. Another qualified team can take over later if needed.

Question 4

Do you use templates?

Accepted Answer

We do not start from purchased themes or visual builders. Each site is designed around your content and coded with technologies suited to the project. Typical targets include Lighthouse 95+ on mobile and WCAG AA accessibility where the scope supports it, checked before launch.

Question 5

Do you do logo, SEA, or maintenance of existing sites?

Accepted Answer

Usually no. We do not create visual identity from scratch; we work with your existing brand or can recommend a specialist. We do not manage Google Ads or Meta Ads campaigns. We also avoid taking over maintenance for sites we did not build, because hidden technical debt is difficult to price responsibly.

Question 6

What about SEO?

Accepted Answer

Yes, structurally. We handle semantic architecture, metadata, Open Graph and Schema.org tags, sitemap, performance and indexable content. That gives you a solid technical foundation for search and for future content strategy.

Question 7

For AI, does my data go to OpenAI?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the case. For a chatbot or assistant, we can use different hosting and model providers depending on GDPR constraints, data sensitivity and monthly cost. This is discussed when the scope is defined. No data flow is added without your explicit validation.

Question 8

When is AI not the right answer?

Accepted Answer

When the business rule is clear and stable, a classic script may be better than an LLM. When volume is low, a human may be faster. When mistakes carry serious consequences, AI needs human validation. We flag those cases as soon as the scope is defined.

Question 9

Where are you based?

Accepted Answer

Cloudrise is based in Bordeaux. We work primarily remotely, with in-person meetings possible in Bordeaux or Paris. You work directly with the people responsible for delivery.

Question 10

What about maintenance after launch?

Accepted Answer

Maintenance is defined from the start: we discuss it when quoting. Several levels are possible, from a simple code and hosting handoff (you take over) to a full contract (monitoring, corrections, evolutions, direct support). We adapt the package to your business and your internal team — no imposed model.

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