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Digital Products
Templates, guides, files, and other ready-to-download resources with access provided according to the product's delivery setup.
HOW IT WORKS
Clear from thevery beginning.
Whether you're buying a fixed-price solution or having something custom built, you'll know what happens before, during, and after your purchase.
ShopChoose → Pay → Receive
CustomRequest → Quote → Build
START HERE
What are you getting?
Some TCL solutions already have a fixed price. Custom development follows a quotation process because the scope depends on your requirements.
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Fixed-Price Solutions
Website or system packages with an established price and clearly defined inclusions. Check the product page to see exactly what is included.
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Custom Development
Websites and web-based systems that require individual review because the features, workflow, integrations, and development requirements vary by project.
FIXED-PRICE PURCHASES
See it. Choose it.Make it yours.
For products and solutions that already have a published price and defined inclusions, you can review the details and purchase directly through the shop.
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Choose
Browse the shop, compare the available solutions, and read the product details and inclusions before purchasing.
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Purchase
Complete checkout using an available payment option and wait for payment confirmation.
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Receive
Receive your digital access, files, instructions, or the next setup steps included with your purchase.
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Set Up & Use
Follow the provided instructions and begin preparing or using the solution for your business.
CUSTOM PROJECT QUOTATIONS
Why do I need tofill out the quote form?
Custom development is priced by scope, not just by the type of website.
TCL does not provide random custom-project estimates based only on a short message such as "How much is a website?" or "How much for an online shop?"
The Request a Quote form provides the information needed to understand what you actually want built before a price is prepared.
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FOR EXAMPLE
Two "online shops" can be very different.
One business may only need products, a cart, and manual payment instructions. Another may need customer accounts, automated payments, inventory management, memberships, dashboards, rewards, or other custom functionality. They may both be called an online shop, but they are not the same development scope.
Project type is not enough
Terms such as "website," "online shop," or "booking system" describe a category, but they do not tell TCL how much development the actual project requires.
Features affect the scope
Customer accounts, dashboards, automated payments, booking rules, memberships, databases, integrations, inventory, and other functionality can significantly change the work required.
Every business works differently
Two businesses requesting the same type of website may have completely different workflows, content, features, users, and management requirements.
Pricing should match the actual request
Reviewing your requirements first helps TCL prepare pricing based on what you actually need instead of giving a number that may later be inaccurate or misleading.
QUOTATION RULES
Before requesting custom pricing
These rules help keep quotations clear and based on the project being requested.
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The Request a Quote form is required for projects that do not have a fixed published price.
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Submitting the form is only a request for review. It does not obligate you to accept the quotation or proceed with the project.
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Please provide as much information as possible about the project and the features you need.
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If you do not know the technical term for a feature, simply explain what you want your customer, staff, or admin to be able to do.
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TCL may ask written follow-up questions before a quotation is prepared if the requirements are incomplete or unclear.
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The quotation is based on the requirements and scope available at the time it is prepared.
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The client is responsible for reviewing the quotation and scope before accepting it.
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Requests added or changed after quotation or acceptance may require a scope and pricing review.
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Third-party expenses such as domains, paid services, hosting upgrades, external APIs, payment provider charges, or other services may be separate when applicable.
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An introductory call does not replace the Request a Quote form or written project requirements.
IMPORTANT
Request a Quote →Submitting a quotation request is not a commitment.
Filling out the form does not require you to purchase or accept the project. It simply gives TCL enough information to review your request and prepare the appropriate scope and quotation.
COMMUNICATION & CONSULTATION
Project details stayclear and in writing.
TCL primarily handles project communication through written channels. This keeps important requirements, approvals, and project decisions documented and easy for both sides to reference.
Written communication is the standard
Project requirements, quotations, scope, pricing discussions, approvals, revisions, feature requests, and other important project matters are handled through chat or another written communication channel.
No in-person appointments
TCL does not currently offer in-person meetings or consultations. This allows project work and communication to be managed around a limited development schedule.
Short introductory calls may be available
A brief introductory call may be accommodated when scheduling permits for clients who want to verify that they are speaking with a real person, introduce themselves, or ask general questions about TCL and its services.
Calls are not project consultations
Introductory calls are not used to determine project scope, provide custom quotations, finalize requirements, approve changes, or replace written project communication.
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WHY WRITTEN COMMUNICATION?
Because "napag-usapan natin sa call" is not enough for project scope.
Websites and systems can involve many small requirements that directly affect development work, pricing, and delivery. Keeping important discussions in writing creates a clear record of what was requested, quoted, approved, changed, and delivered.
SHORT CALLS
What can an introductory call be used for?
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Brief introduction
General questions about TCL
Verifying that you're speaking with a real person
General questions about available services
× Keep these in writing
Custom quotation and pricing
Project requirements and scope
Feature requests or scope changes
Revisions, approvals, and project decisions
Short introductory calls are subject to availability and TCL's schedule. In-person appointments are not currently offered.
A call does not replace the quotation process.
If your project requires custom pricing, the Request a Quote form must still be completed. Any information discussed verbally that affects the project must also be provided or confirmed through written communication.
CUSTOM DEVELOPMENT
From requestto project turnover.
Once your requirements are submitted, custom projects follow a structured process so the scope, pricing, payment, development, and final delivery remain clear.
Submit your requirements
Complete the Request a Quote form with as much information as possible about your business, required features, workflow, and project goals.
Requirements are reviewed
TCL reviews the information you submitted. Additional questions may be sent through written communication if something needs clarification.
Receive your quotation
A private quotation is prepared based on the reviewed requirements and proposed project scope.
Review & accept
Review the scope, pricing, and project details carefully. If everything looks right, accept the quotation and select the available payment option.
Development begins
Once the required payment and project materials are received, development can proceed according to the accepted scope.
Review & feedback
When your project reaches the review stage, you can check the website or system and provide the required feedback in writing.
Final payment
If your project uses a down payment arrangement, the remaining balance is requested when it becomes due according to the project process.
Completion & turnover
After completion and settlement of the required balance, final access, files, instructions, or account handover are provided as applicable.
BEFORE CUSTOM DEVELOPMENT
What shouldyou prepare?
You don't need to have everything perfectly prepared before requesting a quotation. Having these details available can make the review and project process much smoother.
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Don't know the technical term? Just explain what you want your customer, staff, or admin to be able to do. TCL can review the requested workflow from there.
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Business or project name
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Logo and brand colors, if available
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Services, prices, or product information
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Photos, text, and other business content
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Requested features or business workflow
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An active email address you can access
AFTER DELIVERY
A few things worth remembering.
Keep your delivered project, files, instructions, and account access safe after turnover.
Keep your files
Save and back up the files, guides, and other materials delivered with your purchase or project.
Read the instructions
Check the included guide or handover information before changing important settings.
Protect private access
Keep admin credentials, private project links, and customer information secure.
Know your support scope
Included support follows the terms provided with your product or project. Future changes or additional features may require a separate fee.
NOT SURE WHERE TO START?
Tell TCL whatyour business needs.
If you're unsure whether an existing solution fits or you need custom development, you can contact TCL before purchasing. Custom pricing still requires a completed quotation request.