Before you sign,
see what your website will look like.

We build a real preview of your website and the complete plan within 3 working days, with no obligation to hire us.

Three deliverables that let you decide
with the website in front of you.

  1. The diagnosis of your website, your competitors and your customers, with the reasoning behind each decision. Every figure is sourced and anything illustrative is marked as such.

  2. With your brand and your real content. You open it from a link and browse it on your computer and your phone.

  3. What is done at each stage, how long it takes and what value it brings, with one number to judge whether it worked.

Printed pages of a real Brova proposal on a desk
Laptop and phone showing the Rodos Backpackers website
Meeting with the phased plan from a real proposal on a tablet

The contents of a real proposal.

  1. The essentials of the proposal: what we found, what we propose and what value it brings.

    Why it matters. If you have five minutes, this page is enough to decide whether to keep reading.

  2. How your industry is changing and how your customers search today.

    Why it matters. It helps you measure the cost of waiting.

  3. We review your main competitors’ websites: what they communicate, how they generate enquiries and what they do well.

    Why it matters. It shows the space nobody in your industry occupies yet.

  4. Who makes the purchasing decision, who influences it and what each person asks before contacting you.

    Why it matters. Every line of copy on the new website speaks to one of those people.

  5. What is holding your website back today, marked on real screenshots: speed, messaging, forms and the mobile version.

    Why it matters. You see each problem on your own website, with its explanation beside it.

  6. Your current home page next to the proposal, at both sizes.

    Why it matters. It is the fastest way to grasp the full change.

  7. The same comparison for the pages that generate the most visits or enquiries.

    Why it matters. Many people land directly on an inner page from Google.

  8. Every choice of order, copy, colour and typography, with its rationale.

    Why it matters. You can discuss each decision on its merits rather than on taste.

  9. What stays, what moves and what is removed from your current website, address by address.

    Why it matters. It prevents you from losing Google rankings when you change websites.

  10. Which questions to ask, in what order and how many.

    Why it matters. It is the moment a visitor becomes an enquiry.

  11. The complete journey from the moment someone sees an ad until they buy from you.

    Why it matters. It shows at which step people are lost today.

  12. What we will measure (enquiries, source and cost) and with which tools.

    Why it matters. Without measurement there is no way to know whether the new website works.

  13. What Google needs to understand your website and the searches worth targeting.

    Why it matters. It determines how many people find you without paying for ads.

  14. Draft ads carrying your brand’s new message.

    Why it matters. It lets you hear how the proposal sounds beyond the website.

  15. The stages of the project with their timeline, their value and the number we will track.

    Why it matters. You know what you pay at each stage and how to measure whether it worked.

  16. The access, content and approvals we will ask you for, and when.

    Why it matters. It avoids delays and surprises during the project.

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Why it matters

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We would rather you see the work
before we ask for your trust.

If the proposal does not convince you, we stop there and you owe us nothing.

Because of the way we work, building a preview takes us little time, so it makes no sense to charge you for it. Many agencies charge between 500 and 2,500 dollars for this stage, according to Sakas & Company, a consultancy specialising in agencies.

Source: Sakas & Company
The Brova form open on a laptop and a phone
Email from Brova confirming that the request qualifies for the free proposal
Email with the proposal as a PDF and the link to the website preview

From your form to your preview
in three steps.

The form has 5 steps. It asks for more detail than a standard contact form because that is where our analysis begins.

If we find that we are not the right team for your project, we will tell you. We would rather do that than force a proposal.
Joaquín Martinez HerreraFounder of Brova Digital Group

What people ask us
before requesting one.

If you have any other questions, write them in the form and we will answer them along with our assessment.

01Am I committing to anything?

No. We do not even ask for a card. If you decide not to go ahead, you owe us nothing.

02Can you turn down my request?

Yes. If we see that we cannot add real value, we prefer not to proceed. That happens when the project is very small, when it is not something we do or when we do not have capacity at the time. We will tell you on the same working day and, if we can, recommend another option.

03Is the preview the finished website?

No. It is a clear, visual direction for how your home page and some key pages would look. The full website is built once you approve the proposal.

04What information do you need?

Your current website if you have one, your industry, your country, what you want to achieve and an investment range. That is enough to get started.

Request your free proposal
in 5 short steps.

It takes about 3 minutes. We will reply on the same working day and, if we go ahead, you will receive the proposal within 3 working days.

Step 1 of 5: What you need

What do you need?

Choose up to 4 options.

What you need