A turnkey website: what it means and what you get
«Turnkey» sounds clear but means different things at different studios. We explain what should be included so you don't have to finish it yourself.
«A turnkey website» means you get a finished, working site — not a set of files someone still has to finish. But the boundaries of «turnkey» differ between providers — so it's important to check what exactly is included.
What should be included
Research and structure, design, development and responsiveness, content, technical SEO, domain, hosting and SSL setup, forms and analytics, testing and launch. And — all the access fully yours.
What to watch for
Often «turnkey» quietly excludes copy, email setup, training on how to use the site, or post-launch support. Clarify this upfront — otherwise a «finished» site turns out half-done and you'll pay extra.
Service: Websites — we build it turnkey→Our «turnkey»
At RADOBO we hand over a site that just works: with SEO, analytics, a connected domain and training on how to use it. And after launch we don't vanish — we stay for support. You get a result, not homework.
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