WeChat display and orders
A mini program for introduction, booking, or checkout—for teams already talking to customers in WeChat.
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We build WeChat mini programs for presentation, booking, or purchase flows, plus review prep. Pricing is quoted by pages and flow complexity. Listing depends on WeChat review; timeline is written into the scope.
Quoted by scope. Display, booking, and commerce flows differ; price follows the written scope.
Flow goal (display/booking/order) and screen list.
Written scope and project quote.
A reviewable mini program flow.
Materials prepared and submitted; listing is up to WeChat.
How later edits work and how info stays aligned.
A mini program for introduction, booking, or checkout—for teams already talking to customers in WeChat.
The site covers domain and search; the mini program covers open-and-convert inside WeChat. Names and contact details stay consistent.
Quoted by pages and flow scope after a written scope. No public one-size price list.
WeChat decides. If the rejection is inside the agreed scope, we revise from that feedback and resubmit.
No. Either can stand alone; if both exist, names, prices, and contacts must match.
It follows flow complexity and is written into the scope. WeChat queue time is not something we unilaterally promise.
Yes—within the agreed method, or as a new scope.
Tell us display, booking, or purchase—and roughly which screens—and we reply by scope.
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