Questions, answered

No. There is no signup, no email gate and no waiting page. The download button sits on each template’s own page and gives you the file immediately.

A zip containing HTML, CSS, JavaScript and any images the demo uses. No build tooling, no node_modules, nothing to compile.

Yes. Commercial use is allowed, including for paying clients. See the licence page for the exact terms.

The licence covers commercial use in your own and your clients projects. Redistributing or reselling the template files themselves is outside it. The full terms are on the licence page.

The how-to-use page walks through installation, editing and publishing, and the rest of this FAQ covers the common questions. If you would rather we did the work, that is what our design and maintenance services are for.

Nine things: add pages, edit content, add images, publish articles, amend design, add floating buttons, set up popups, build forms and update SEO. That is the whole list, and every one of them is spelled out on the maintenance page.

The on-page part: everything that lives inside your website. Meta titles and descriptions, heading structure, your target phrase placed naturally in the copy, image alt text, readable URLs, internal links between related pages, the sitemap kept current, and social preview tags so a shared link looks right. Managed also adds schema markup and a redirect every time a URL changes. It is on every plan; what changes is how many pages a month it covers.

Nobody can promise a position, and anyone who does is guessing. What this work does is make each page clearly about one thing and easy for a search engine to read and index, which is what makes a page eligible to rank at all. Where it lands after that depends on your market and your competition.

Yes. Most of the sites we look after were built by somebody else. We start by looking at what is there, so both sides know what we are working with.

One change to one page: a paragraph rewritten, a price updated, a set of opening hours corrected. Ten changes to the same page sent in one message counts as one edit, not ten. We are not looking for reasons to say no.

No. You supply the words. We do the formatting, the featured image, the meta description, the categories and the publishing, which is the part that stops most businesses from ever posting anything.

We tell you before doing the work, never after. Extra work is quoted at a fixed price, or you move up a plan for the month.

By email, to hello@7uptheme.com, on every plan. Send it however suits you: a sentence, a document, or a screenshot with arrows drawn on it. You get a reply confirming what we understood before anything is changed.

Three to five working days on Essential, three on Standard, one to two on Managed, counted from the point we confirm the request, not from the moment you send it. Set these to the windows you can actually hit, because this is the promise clients hold you to.

Maintenance is a fixed monthly fee, the same every month. Project work is quoted as a fixed price before it starts, never charged by the hour afterwards. Everything is agreed in writing first.

You take everything with you: files, access, credentials. Nothing is held hostage.