Fervor Studio

• Pricing model: Hybrid custom pricing model: free Site Inspection audit, fixed-price project work for website/CRO builds and sprints, plus a monthly retainer for ongoing SEO/CRO via Performance Partner. Pricing is packaged by engagement type rather than hourly on the agency site, though Clutch also lists an hourly rate band.
• Starting price: $1,497/mo
• Typical range: $1,497-$2,497/mo
• Billing: Fixed-price per project for builds/sprints; monthly retainer for ongoing Performance Partner SEO/CRO; invoices due upon receipt unless otherwise specified.
• Contract terms: Performance Partner has a 3-month minimum commitment, then clients can move up or down tiers with 30 days' notice.
• Free trial: Free Site Inspection / audit with Fervor Grade scoring; described as zero cost and zero obligation.
• Guarantee: Clutch profile says they guarantee 30% more qualified leads in 90 days or they keep working until you hit it. The agency site also says if a finished build does not clear its own Fervor Grade benchmarks, they fix it.

Fervor Studio does publish real pricing on its own site, but the numbers are spread across multiple pages and are somewhat inconsistent across sources. The strongest first-party evidence currently live on fervorstudio.ca is: Booked by Design at $7,497-$19,997, Leak Plug Sprint from $4,997, and Performance Partner starting at $1,497/mo. A founder bio on about.me shows older/broader ranges ($997-$2,497 retainer; $2,997-$4,997 sprint; $8.5K-$30K rebuilds; $2,497 Local Dominance Setup), which should be treated as less authoritative than the current agency website. Clutch's $1,000+ minimum project size and $150-$199/hr are directory estimates/profile metadata, not necessarily the way Fervor primarily sells its services.

A Fervor Studio engagement appears to start with a Site Inspection that scores the contractor's current site and identifies prioritized fixes, then moves into either a rebuild, a focused conversion-fix sprint, or ongoing SEO/CRO work. Customers consistently describe a responsive, straightforward build process with clear communication, openness to revisions, and delivery from design through functionality.

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   Start with a site inspection

   Fervor first inspects the client's current site using its Fervor Grade framework, scoring it across six categories and returning what is working, what is costing jobs, and what to fix first. Multiple pages say every engagement starts here so both sides agree on the gaps and target before build work begins.

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   Choose the engagement path

   After the inspection, Fervor steers the client into the service that fits the diagnosed problem: Booked by Design for a rebuild, Leak Plug Sprint for a site that ranks but does not convert, Performance Partner for ongoing growth, or SEO Audit / Local Pick when discovery is the bigger issue. Their services page explicitly frames this as choosing the right service based on the inspection findings.

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   Align on roadmap and site direction

   For new-site work, Fervor analyzes the client's current situation, sets a clear roadmap, and uses contractor-specific conversion benchmarks to shape the site before visual mockups. Their own comparison/process copy says Booked by Design starts from trade benchmarks and ranked fixes rather than a homepage-first design exercise.

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   Design and build around conversion

   Fervor then creates the website or landing page, handling both design and functionality while making decisions such as layout, CTA placement, form position, service-page structure, and trust elements based on its contractor benchmarks. Reviews from customers say the team brought their vision to life and handled both design and functionality professionally.

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   Review, revise, and approve collaboratively

   During delivery, clients appear to give feedback and request changes while Fervor iterates responsively. Review evidence specifically mentions attentive communication, quick replies, openness to feedback or changes, and willingness to work through many revision requests.

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   Launch and check against benchmarks

   Once the site ships, Fervor evaluates the finished work against its own Fervor Grade benchmarks; the company says if the finished build does not clear those benchmarks, it fixes it. This indicates launch is not treated as the final handoff if the agreed performance standard is not met.

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   Continue with monthly optimization and reporting

   For ongoing clients, Fervor moves into recurring SEO, content, and CRO work with fixed deliverables, measurement, reporting, and adjustments each month. Their Performance Partner page says they measure, report, adjust, and run the next round every month, using tools such as Google Analytics, Search Console, CallRail, NiceJob, and monthly Fervor Grade scoring.