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Proxy is a website design, development, and hosting service team centered on Elementor and WordPress. It is positioned not as a standard enterprise SaaS product, but as a combination of “website-building services + managed hosting and maintenance + SEO add-ons.” Its promise is to deliver a website with branding, strategic messaging, and visual design within 4-6 weeks, while using Elementor training to make future editing easier for clients.
Based on the main content, Proxy covers Logo Branding, UX Sitemap Planning, copywriting, design, illustrations and animations, responsive development, training, a 1-year warranty, and 1 month of hosting. For project collaboration, clients work with a dedicated designer, communicate through a private channel, and track progress using a progress board. It emphasizes a “Zero to hero” approach: converting hard-to-edit websites into Elementor sites and teaching clients how to add or modify pages themselves.
Pricing is public and transparent: Nano Site costs $7000 and includes up to 1 main page; Quantum Site costs $12000 and includes up to 15 main pages, with blog pages, product pages, and similar pages not counted toward the main-page limit. Add-ons include SEO & AI Search Optimization starting at $1500/month; hosting starting at $100/month; extra custom pages at $700/page; and a WooCommerce extension for $3000. WooCommerce includes Facebook/Instagram product catalog sync, Google Analytics, email marketing integration, PayPal, Stripe, local payment gateways, abandoned cart recovery, multilingual and multi-currency support, and more.
The strengths are a complete delivery scope, clear pricing, unlimited revisions, and WordPress/plugin updates, security monitoring, daily backups, and a 100% uptime guarantee. It is relatively friendly for marketing teams that do not want to frequently rely on developers for small changes. The downsides are that the entry price is not low, so it may not suit budget-sensitive clients; advanced features and large projects still require separate quotes; and the main content does not disclose payment methods, detailed SLA terms, privacy compliance certifications, API support, or developer support.
Proxy is suitable for businesses that need a high-quality WordPress corporate site, marketing site, agency website, or WooCommerce e-commerce site, and want an integrated service covering design, copywriting, development, and hosting. The main content does not provide information about access from China, and payment options are also not specified. If targeting the Chinese market, you should further confirm access speed, ICP filing requirements, payment methods, and localization support. Alternatives include building with WordPress/Elementor yourself, Webflow, Wix Studio, Squarespace, or local website-building service providers in China.
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