Wilde Digital is a solo studio: white-label web development, AI project rescue, Shopify development, AI search optimization and technical SEO. Each engagement starts with a written scope naming deliverables and exclusions, and none of them is sold on a promised ranking, traffic figure or inquiry count.
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Choose by the problem you need solved. Each service page explains the process, deliverables, evidence and USD pricing before you inquire. A build, an inspection and a search engagement are different purchases; choosing one does not commit you to another or to a monthly contract.
| If this is true | Service | Where to start |
|---|---|---|
| You have sold more build work than your team can ship this quarter. | White-label web development | Scope white-label work |
| A build that was generated quickly now fails in ways nobody on the project can trace. | AI project rescue | Send a build to assess |
| The catalog has outgrown the structure the store was launched with. | Shopify development | Talk about a storefront |
| Buyers are asking assistants the questions your pages are supposed to answer. | AI search optimization | Discuss AI search optimization |
| Several URLs compete for one buying question and non-branded clicks are flat. | Technical SEO | Read the technical SEO process |
Each service answers a different buyer's problem: agency principals buying capacity, founders with a build that stalled, brand owners whose catalog outgrew its storefront, and marketing leads who own organic and answer-engine performance. Delivery is remote in every case.
Overflow build capacity delivered under the agency's own brand, inside its process and standards.
You hold the client relationship and the invoice; the specification, the build and the QA notes come back to you, and the client never has to meet a second supplier.
First step: Send the specification or the design files and the deadline you are working to.
An honest technical read of a stalled or broken build: what exists, what is broken, and the smallest workable path forward.
The engagement starts by reading the code that exists and reporting what is salvageable, what has to be rewritten and what each option would take. Repairs are agreed after that inspection, not before it.
First step: Send repository access, or a description of what breaks and when it started.
Shopify builds and rebuilds scoped against the store's actual catalog, theme and checkout path.
Collection architecture that follows how people shop, product templates that survive a growing range, and a checkout path that is exercised before changes go live.
First step: Send the store URL and the collections or launches that are hardest to merchandise.
Delivered example: the Kakebo Shop storefront.
Pages structured to be fetched, parsed and quoted by answer engines and AI assistants, using what each platform documents.
One topic per paragraph, the answer before the elaboration, question-formed headings, and a documented review of what each search and answer tool is allowed to read.
First step: Send the domain and the questions you expect to be found for.
Crawlable, canonical, consolidated pages — one URL per buying question, verified in the published output.
Crawl and index repair, then consolidation: deciding which page owns each buying question, mapping every retired URL in a single hop, and verifying each fix in the generated output rather than in a source file.
First step: Send the domain and whether Search Console and hosting access are available.
Published USD rates describe a scope, not an unlimited package. Agency builds and Shopify projects have starting ranges; rescue separates inspection from repair; search work separates one-time work from optional monthly implementation. The written quote confirms the deliverables, exclusions and total before work starts.
Sometimes what blocks the work is not a website. It is a spreadsheet three people edit, or a quote process living in one inbox.
Internal tools, dashboards and integrations are built inside one of the five engagements when the workflow needs them — they are not sold as a sixth service or an open-ended retainer. Referral Tracker and FinTrack are Wilde Digital projects that show what that looks like, with their evidence limits stated on each page.
This list exists because a short, honest menu is easier to buy from than a capability grid. If you need something on it, say so in the inquiry and you will get a referral rather than a stretch.
Describe what is happening now in two or three sentences. If a different service fits better than the one you inquired about, that is what the reply will say.