Common questions
Before we get started.
Straight answers about scope, cost, fit, and working together.
What can I hire STAT Central to do?
Websites and landing pages; business automation and practical AI; custom tools and integrations; and improvement or rescue of existing business technology. Projects can cross these categories when that is useful.
Do I need to know what technology I want?
No. Describe what should happen and what is difficult now. Jeremy can help decide whether the right next step is a website, a workflow change, better use of existing software, an integration, or a focused tool.
Do you work with very small businesses, nonprofits, or churches?
Yes, when the project is a good fit. A clearly scoped problem matters more than the size of the organization. Entrepreneurs and side businesses with a genuine business need are welcome too.
Do I have to be in Bowling Green?
No. Bowling Green is home, and many projects can be delivered remotely across the United States using appropriate access, screen sharing, testing, and a clear handoff. Projects that require routine on-site coverage may not fit.
What will my project cost?
The scope and price are agreed before paid work begins. A fixed quote needs a defined outcome, requirements, responsibilities, and exclusions. More complex work may start with separately approved discovery. The initial inquiry does not authorize billable work.
Does a website include hosting and unlimited edits?
No. Hosting, content, revisions, analytics, local-presence assistance, maintenance, and ongoing edits are explicitly included or excluded in the project scope. Third-party subscriptions and fees are identified separately.
Do you guarantee search rankings, leads, or AI results?
No. Search-ready setup, clearer contact paths, and controlled automation can improve the way a business operates, but STAT Central does not guarantee rankings, traffic, leads, sales, revenue, or AI accuracy.
Will you repair my computer or provide emergency IT support?
No. STAT Central focuses on business websites, applications, reporting, and workflows. It is not home IT, printer/device/Wi-Fi repair, an outsourced helpdesk, managed cybersecurity, or emergency support.
What happens after launch?
The agreement defines validation and stabilization for the delivered scope. New features, ongoing changes, monitoring, and continuing support are separate unless specifically included.
Can I bring a project another provider started?
Yes, subject to a fit and feasibility check. We need to understand access, ownership, the platform, what has already been done, and what should be preserved before promising a repair.
Have a project in mind?
Tell Jeremy what you need. You do not have to know the technology or have a finished brief.