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BoltForge White-Label Client Site Sprint (7-10 days)

A repeatable delivery sprint that turns one client brief into a live, agency-branded Next.js site on BoltForge, with booking, payments, and a documented editing handoff. Time: 7-10 days.

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BoltForge White-Label Client Site Sprint (7-10 days)

A repeatable delivery sprint that turns one client brief into a live, agency-branded Next.js site on BoltForge, with booking, payments, and a documented editing handoff.

Prerequisites
  • Agency workspace provisioned on BoltForge with white-label controls pointed at platform.youragency.com
  • Client brand assets, service list, and domain registrar access collected before day one
  • A signed scope that names which BoltForge modules ship (marketing pages, shop, bookings, member areas)
  • Agency tier selected: Solo at $99/month covers 3 sites, Studio at $299/month for a fuller client roster
  • One internal reviewer assigned to run the prompt-to-code refinement loop and sign off on fidelity
Execution Timeline
  • 1.Configure BoltForge white-label controls so the client logs in under the agency domain, not the vendor's
  • 2.Create the client sub-account and confirm the billing markup the agency will apply
  • 3.Map the client's page list against BoltForge templates before writing any prompt
  • 1.Write the first plain-English prompt covering site purpose, tone, and required pages
  • 2.Generate the initial Next.js build and review what the agent produced against the brief
  • 3.Log every gap between the brief and the first output as a refinement note
  • 1.Run the chat refinement loop to correct layout, copy, and section order
  • 2.Enable native Clerk authentication if the client needs gated content
  • 3.Confirm the generated code stays inside the agency's own repository
  • 1.Connect Stripe payments for any product, deposit, or subscription the client sells
  • 2.Build the booking page around the client's actual service durations and availability
  • 3.Test a live transaction end to end before showing the client anything
  • 1.Point the custom domain and confirm SSL is active on the client's chosen hosting
  • 2.Decide hosting path: BoltForge included hosting or the client's own AWS account
  • 3.Turn on daily backups and uptime monitoring for the new site
  • 1.Set up the contact form inbox and route submissions to the client's team
  • 2.Run the mobile-optimized and PWA checks across the main templates
  • 3.Fix any responsive breakage surfaced by the refinement loop
  • 1.Walk the client through editing text and photos on the live page
  • 2.Hand over a written editing guide so routine copy changes skip the agency queue
  • 3.Confirm the client can log in at the agency-branded URL without support
  • 1.Run BoltForge Convert mode against the client's old WordPress or Squarespace URL if a migration was scoped
  • 2.Review the fidelity report and list what transferred cleanly versus what needs manual rebuild
  • 3.Decide whether the legacy site stays live as a fallback during the first billing cycle
  • 1.Move the client onto a monthly retainer covering hosting oversight and edit requests
  • 2.Document the sub-account markup so invoicing reflects the agency's rate, not BoltForge's list price
  • 3.Schedule the first 30-day review of site performance and edit volume
  • 1.Close the sprint with a signed handoff and the editing guide filed in the client folder
  • 2.Archive the prompt history so a future rebuild starts from a known brief
  • 3.Flag the client as a candidate for a member area or shop upsell in the next quarter
Tool cost runs $19/month on Care for a single site, $99/month on Solo for 3 sites, or $299/month on Studio for a larger client roster. A 10-day sprint on Solo lands near $33 in platform spend for the month, before any infrastructure the client brings.7-10 days
ROI Logic

A single-site sprint on the Care plan costs $19/month while the agency bills the client a retainer that covers hosting oversight and edits, so the platform line item stays a rounding error against delivery revenue. On Solo at $99/month the agency can run 3 client sites, which spreads the tool cost across three retainers and lifts gross margin on each. The markup lives in the sub-account billing, so the agency sets the client rate rather than passing through BoltForge's list price.

Deliverables
  • Live agency-branded Next.js site deployed on the client's domain with SSL and daily backups active
  • Client sub-account with the agency's billing markup applied and login at platform.youragency.com
  • Configured Stripe payments and booking page tested with a live transaction
  • Client-facing editing guide covering text and photo changes on the live page
  • Convert mode fidelity report for any legacy WordPress or Squarespace site rebuilt during the sprint
Definition of Done

The client can log in at the agency-branded URL, edit their own page copy, take a real booking and payment, and the agency has invoiced the first retainer against the sub-account markup.

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