A website, Back Office, or AI Phone Agent: where should you start?
Start with the work that needs attention first: giving people a clear place to learn about you, organizing everyday work, or answering the business line.
A customer may look up your business before calling. Your team may need a better place to organize the work that follows. Or the phone may ring while everyone is already serving someone. Digital Nebraska has a starting point for each of those jobs, and you can choose the one that fits the pressure in front of you.
Start with a clear website when people need a place to find you
If a new customer cannot quickly see what you do or how to reach you, a focused first page may be the right place to begin. Website Launch is a $995 one-page site with mobile-friendly design, deployment, one year of hosting, and two consolidated feedback rounds. It is a single page; multi-page architecture, ecommerce, and ongoing SEO work are outside this package.
The project starts after the onboarding intake and required business details, service descriptions, high-resolution logo, and domain access are received. You can supply your own photography and copy, or Digital Nebraska can use licensed stock imagery and structured standard copy based on your intake responses. The Website Launch page explains the full scope, revision rule, cancellation terms, and hosting renewal. If a website is your starting point, use the preparation checklist to gather the required intake items and plan your feedback.
Choose Digital Back Office when everyday work needs a home
A website introduces the business. The work behind it may involve customer interactions, email marketing, social post scheduling, a booking calendar, forms, projects, a knowledge base, and automations. Those are the approved Digital Back Office work areas. The standalone plan is $99 per month for up to three users, with additional users priced separately.
The platform includes the AI Phone Agent as a capability, but active phone service needs its own subscription unless it is included in the complete bundle. Metered usage, including possible text-message charges, is separate. The Back Office page lists current modules, support, billing, and data-request terms without asking you to assume that every work area connects automatically. The first-work-area guide can help you plan what to ask about during setup.
Choose the AI Phone Agent when the business line needs a first response
If your most immediate concern is a call arriving during a job, an appointment, lunch, or after hours, start with the AI Phone Agent. It can answer calls around the clock using a configured greeting and call path, handle approved common questions, capture caller details, and follow appointment, lead, message, or owner and crew routes. A sales agent helps set up the initial flow around your business guidance.
Phone service is month to month, with included monthly usage and separate overage charges. The phone offer page has the current price, usage allowances, cancellation terms, and any promotional eligibility or price-lock conditions. Review those details before choosing it.
The phone-agent setup checklist can help you gather the greeting, approved answers, routes, and call-context choices to discuss first.
When more than one need is pressing
Website + Digital Back Office — $1,995 upfront. This pairs Website Launch with one year of Digital Back Office for up to three users and standard support. Active phone service is not included. Metered charges are separate.
Website + Digital Back Office + AI Phone Agent — $2,995 upfront. This includes Website Launch, one year of Digital Back Office for up to three users, and one year of standard AI Phone Agent service. The included phone package has monthly minute and SMS allowances; overages are separate.
After the included year, the components follow their individual pricing and renewal terms. The website details, platform details, and phone details show what is included, what is separate, and what happens next.
Questions to answer before you decide
- Can a new customer find your services, hours, and contact details on a clear page today?
- Which customer, calendar, form, outreach, or project work would your team want to organize first?
- What should happen when a caller needs a common answer, an appointment, or a person?
- For a website project, do you have the business details, logo, and domain access needed for intake?
You do not need to buy all three pieces to make progress. Start with the job that needs attention, review its exact terms, and add another piece only if it fits the way your business operates. If you want to talk through the choice, tell Digital Nebraska what your business needs next.