A 21-page site for a new MAT clinic, live by July 1 — quoted on both Wix & Webflow.
A new outpatient Suboxone/MAT clinic launching in downtown Lansing, Michigan needs a complete marketing website live by July 1, 2026, when a 50-bus CATA campaign goes live across the Lansing metro. Phase 1 is 5 core pages by that date. Phase 2 is 16 more pages within 30 days after.
(white-label)
Creative Partner
quote both
Phase 1 live
How to use this packet. Read once, then submit two parallel quotes — one for Wix Studio, one for Webflow. Same scope, your hours/timeline/risk-flags for each. We’ll pick based on the cost vs. capability delta. White-label rule: the practice never sees you — everything routes through Chad. The client’s identity, exact domain, and entity details are disclosed under white-label NDA at engagement confirmation — this is how we protect every client we partner you with.
Engagement snapshot
The shape of the whole job in seven numbers. The forecast below is honest — it's why build quality matters more than build speed beyond July 1.
Honest visitor forecast
A low-traffic site by SEO standards — this is a hyperlocal Suboxone clinic, not a national brand. The bus campaign drives direct traffic from day one; SEO compounds over months. Build quality matters more than build speed beyond the deadline because every visitor counts.
What's fixed, what's yours
Two columns. Everything on the left is set — don't quote it differently. Everything on the right is your professional call.
Locked
SetDon't quote differently — these are decided.
- Brand direction — sage green / cream / soft neutrals; upscale wellness; not clinical.
- Two-platform quote — Wix Studio and Webflow, side-by-side. Same scope, separate hours and timeline for each. Don’t pick one for us.
- Page architecture — 21 indexable URLs (5 + 8 + 1 template + 12 + 7).
- Word counts — locked per Track B addendum A2. We own the copy.
- Performance targets — mobile Lighthouse ≥ 85, LCP < 2.5s, CLS < 0.1.
- Accessibility baseline — WCAG 2.1 A + most AA. Full AA is Add-On 1.
- Image optimization workflow — Squoosh / TinyPNG, targeted KBs per image class.
- Add-ons — 8 add-ons quoted independently; client opts in per add-on.
Flexible
Your callUse your professional judgment.
- Typography selection within the wellness/editorial direction (Fraunces, Lora, DM Sans, Inter, or comparable).
- Component library structure + naming.
- Platform recommendation — after quoting both, tell us which you’d push us toward and why (capability, build time, ongoing maintenance burden, your team’s strength).
- CMS implementation — how you wire the 12-city service-area architecture (Wix Studio CMS + Velo, or Webflow CMS + native dynamic schema).
- Animation & interaction approach (if Add-On 4 included).
- Add-on quote model — hourly, fixed-fee, or blended.
- Site search inclusion (recommended given the 15+ page architecture).
Quote both. We’ll pick.
We’re asking for two parallel quotes — one for Wix Studio, one for Webflow. Same scope (everything below), separate hours · cost · timeline · risk flags per platform. We’ll pick based on the cost-vs-capability delta you surface. We may also weight your platform recommendation (the “Flexible” row above).
Wix Studio quote
Quote AThe practice owner already runs other properties on Wix. Familiarity is the case for Wix.
- Base build — 21 pages, Wix Studio implementation.
- CMS — Wix Studio CMS collection + 12 dynamic items via the standard CMS template flow.
- Schema markup — injected via Wix custom code; CMS-dynamic schema typically requires Velo. Quote the Velo hours honestly.
- Hosting — Wix Studio Business plan (~$32/mo pass-through).
- Editor handoff — the practice owner edits in Wix Editor they already know.
Webflow quote
Quote BCleaner platform for SEO + dynamic schema. Per-CMS-item meta is native (no Velo).
- Base build — 21 pages, Webflow implementation.
- CMS — Webflow CMS collection + 12 city items; per-item title/meta/OG/alt/canonical/slug are native CMS fields.
- Schema markup — per-page Head Code or per-CMS-item embed; no Velo equivalent needed.
- Hosting — Webflow CMS Hosting (~$29/mo pass-through) or Business Hosting if performance demands it.
- Editor handoff — Webflow Editor mode for the practice owner (new tool for them; rate the learning curve in your risk flags).
What to deliver in your reply. Two complete quotes (base build + each add-on priced for each platform), two timelines (with confidence levels), two risk-flag lists, and one recommendation: which platform you’d push us toward and why. Everything else in this packet (scope, components, design requirements, acceptance criteria, handoffs) applies to both quotes equally — you translate platform-specific implementation language as needed.
Phase 1 — Core launch
Five hand-built pages. 10 business days from kickoff. If you can't meet July 1, say so in your quote — we'll sequence Phase 1 elsewhere and route Phase 2 to you. Don't over-promise.
Hero, owner introduction, services preview, dual CTA. Positions appointment-based, Suboxone-only, Medicaid-accepting.
the client's mission-driven story. What sets this clinic apart from methadone clinics.
Single-page intro to MAT, counseling, case management, and recovery support.
GHL-embedded intake form (Name, Email, Phone). Phone prominent. QR section for bus-station scans.
Hiring page with careers-specific application form.
Phase 2 — Expansion
Eight more hand-built pages, the service-area CMS architecture, and seven compliance footer pages.
8 hand-built pages
Suboxone. Primary service page.
Service · primaryService page.
ServiceService page.
ServiceService page. Pending confirmation on program specifics.
Service · pendingLocation page. The SEO yard sign for the launch.
LocationLocation page.
LocationStatic parent. Lists all CMS items.
ParentHand-built.
InfoService-area CMS · 1 template + 12 items
/service-area/[city-slug]/Per-item: unique title, meta description, OG image, schema, intro, local context, distance/directions, why-this-clinic, FAQ. Content uniqueness 60% per city versus every other city. We deliver content; you wire the CMS.
Footer / Compliance pages · 7 required at launch
Launch with placeholder structure. the practice's attorney delivers the final language.What you actually build
The functional surface area. Anything tagged is supplied by another track — you wire it in.
Technical integration points
Creative Partner supplies these. You install/inject them.
Aesthetic, performance, accessibility
Editorial wellness brand. Refined typography. Generous whitespace. Hard performance budget. Baseline accessibility included; full AA is Add-On 1.
Aesthetic direction
- Editorial wellness — think Goop, Parsley Health. Not clinical.
- Sage green primary, cream and soft neutrals secondary.
- Generous whitespace, refined typography, organic shapes / botanical motifs.
- No institutional imagery — no white coats, stethoscopes, pill bottles, exam rooms.
- Modular components so imagery can be swapped post-opening.
Logo & typography
- Current logo is an AI-generated PNG — vector recreation needed (see Add-On 2). Two-leaf motif, sage palette.
- Deliver SVG, AI, EPS, PNG (multiple sizes), favicon.
- Display — Fraunces, Lora, or similar editorial serif with botanical character.
- Body — DM Sans, Inter, or comparable refined sans-serif.
- Owner portrait supplied by the client. Launch imagery: premium stock + AI to brand palette.
Performance budget
Image optimization
- 50–75 images, 1–2 min each. Roughly 1.5–2.5 hours total.
- Resize to display: hero 2000px, inline 1200px, thumbnail 600px.
- Compress to budget: hero ≤ 200KB, inline ≤ 100KB, thumbnail ≤ 50KB.
- Descriptive filenames. Recommended: Squoosh, TinyPNG, ImageOptim, ShortPixel.
Accessibility baseline
WCAG 2.1 A + most AA included. Full AA = Add-On 1.
- Alt text on every image — descriptive, contextual, never blank.
- Semantic HTML (header / main / nav / footer / article / section).
- Form labels on every field.
- Contrast: body text 4.5:1, headlines 3:1.
- Keyboard nav: all interactive elements reachable via Tab, visible focus.
- Skip-to-content link. Descriptive link text. Unique titles. <html lang="en">.
Optional add-ons
Eight add-ons. Quote each independently. Client opts in per add-on.
Full WCAG 2.1 AA
Strongly rec.Healthcare + Medicaid + SUD means elevated legal exposure. Audit, remediation, certification.
Logo vectorization
Default-includeCurrent PNG cannot scale cleanly for signage, embroidery, or print. Default-include.
Pro photography integration
RecommendPost-opening phase. Replace stock/AI with the client's photo/video shoot when complete.
Custom animation & interaction
RecommendRestrained motion that matches the upscale wellness positioning.
Multilingual (Spanish)
Skip unless askedSkip unless the client affirmatively requests.
Patient portal landing page
ConditionalConditional on Behave Health needs.
Video production coordination
Phase 2 · nice-to-haveCoordination for video assets in Phase 2.
Ongoing maintenance retainer
RecommendMonthly cadence for updates and issue resolution.
Flagged upfront
Already known. None of these block kickoff — they're flagged so your quote can accommodate them honestly.
Lansing clinic address still pending
Lease in attorney review. Site launches with a "Downtown Lansing — opening summer 2026" placeholder; address swaps in at lease close. Quote should not be conditional on the address landing by kickoff.
Logo is AI-generated PNG, no vector
Can't be cleanly scaled for signage, embroidery, print. Add-On 2 (logo vectorization) is strongly recommended — default opt-in. Quote it separately.
Real photography pending opening
Phase 1–2 launches with stock + AI imagery to the brand palette. Add-On 3 covers integrating real photo/video after the client's shoot.
Provider headshots not yet hired
Clinical staff hiring is in progress. Pages launch with a "Provider profile coming soon" treatment until headshots are delivered.
Patient portal URL pending EHR contract
Button is a placeholder; URL drops in when the Behave Health contract closes. Coordinate with Track E for the swap.
42 CFR Part 2 prohibits patient testimonials
Any "social proof" section cannot use patient testimonials. Use the Google review widget (patient self-disclosed), family-member quotes, or staff statements instead. Plan section design accordingly.
What you give, what you receive
Everything routes through Chad. Other tracks supply integration assets; you embed/inject them. You do not own content, schema, GTM, form embeds, or final legal language.
Pending — but doesn't block kickoff
These do not block Track A start. They block specific page completion. Track each via Chad.
Eight pending inputs · launch with placeholders
How we define done
Three rails: architecture, performance, and functional / handoff.
Page architecture
- All Phase 1 + Phase 2 hand-built pages live and accessible.
- Service Area CMS collection populated with all 12 city rows.
- Dynamic item template built, designed, connected to CMS fields.
- Overview page with repeater pulling from CMS.
- Dynamic URL /service-area/[city-slug]/ resolves for all 12 cities.
- Per-item SEO meta populated.
- Dynamic schema markup verified via Rich Results Test.
- Content uniqueness ≥ 60% per CMS item.
- Local imagery in CMS, not generic stock.
Performance
- Mobile Lighthouse Performance ≥ 85 (hand-built + CMS).
- All images optimized per workflow.
- PageSpeed passes "Properly size images".
- PageSpeed passes "Serve images in next-gen formats".
- LCP < 2.5s on mobile.
- CLS < 0.1.
Functional & handoff
- All forms tested + routing correctly.
- Compliance footer pages present with supplied language.
- Logo vectorized and delivered (if Add-On 2).
- Brand style guide deliverable: typography, colors (hex), spacing, component library.
- Stock/AI imagery documented + licensed.
- Baseline accessibility verified.
- Full WCAG 2.1 AA audit + docs (if Add-On 1).
- CMS access provisioned (client = editor; Creative Partner = admin).
- Backup/staging environment configured.
- Site search indexable; robots.txt + sitemap.xml with CMS URLs.
Reply to confirm
All communication routes through Chad. By engaging, your firm confirms it has read this packet in full, the scope as quoted matches your understanding, July 1 is deliverable (or you've flagged otherwise), and you will sign a white-label agreement before client identity is disclosed — the practice does not know you exist until you are awarded the engagement.