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Send a brief

Every project starts with one email.

There is no form on this site, on purpose — your own mail client is the interface, and you keep a copy of everything you send.

brief@yonderwell.com

One address in every language. The button opens your mail app with the subject and the six questions already in place.

There is no sales phone line — everything happens in writing. Messages are coordinated by Carrie Chan, our head of commercial correspondence: acknowledged within one working day, answered in writing within five, in your language.

Send a brief by email ↗

What to put in the email

A few lines are genuinely enough — the list below is the whole brief:

  1. Your name (person or trading name):
  2. Current website (if you have one):
  3. Type of place or business:
  4. What you want to change:
  5. Product you are considering:
  6. Preferred start time:

Missing a line or two? Send it anyway — we ask for what we need.

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What happens next

  1. Within one working day, we confirm your email arrived.
  2. Within five working days, a written answer — which product fits, the scope and price we would confirm, and anything we still need from you.
  3. You decide in your own time. Scope, price and timing discussions are free. Project-specific design and development begin after the agreed production start.

Project collaborations

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Before you write — nine honest answers.

Brief, price, refund, warranty, language order, materials, eligibility — the questions that arrive in our inbox most often, answered in one place.

  • What happens after I send the brief?
    Within one working day we confirm your email arrived. Within five working days you receive a written answer — which product fits, the scope and price we would confirm, a start date, and anything we still need from you. Scope, price and timing discussions are free. Project-specific design and development begin after the agreed production start.
  • When do I pay — and in how many stages?
    For Initium and Iter the answer is two: 50% at production start, 50% on acceptance. For Orbis it is three: 40% at production start, 30% when the preview build is submitted for your acceptance review, and 30% on acceptance. Care and Growth are prepaid for the period you choose. The full amounts and terms are on the Pricing page.
  • Can I change my mind before work starts?
    Yes. For Initium, Iter and a complete Orbis order the first payment is refundable in full if you cancel within 15 calendar days after payment and before Yonderwell sends the written production-start notice. After that notice, the started stage remains payable; later stages are not charged if you stop. The full wording lives on the Legal & privacy page.
  • What if something breaks after launch?
    Websites carry a written 30-day technical-defect warranty. Orbis adds a 90-day stabilisation period on top of that — two separate commitments, each clearly labelled in the contract. The full wording lives on the Legal & privacy page.
  • Which extra language should come first?
    The honest answer: add a language only when you have a real audience for it. In your brief, describe where your guests come from — the country, the search terms, the bookings you already take in another tongue — and we will say it straight, including 'not yet'. Published Language Packs pricing sits alongside the rest on the Pricing page.
  • What do you need from me before the clock starts?
    Three things: a signed contract, the first stage of payment, and complete materials — your words, your photos, the facts your guests need, and your decisions on the direction we show you. Time begins only after Yonderwell sends the written production-start notice. The full Process page walks each checkpoint.
  • My place isn't in one of the four programme places — can I still apply?
    Yes. The ordinary brief path is open to any independent accommodation, dining or experience business, anywhere, all year. Separately, Selected Venue Collaborations offers a limited programme presented on the Work page — including a small browser-only eligibility helper whose answer is only ever "eligible to apply" or "not covered", never a promise.
  • What exactly is a foundation?
    It is one of the five information orders Initium is built from. Initium chooses the foundation that fits your place, writes it for you, and is responsible for taking the site live — it is not a template you download, not a DIY kit, and not an AI prompt. The five foundations, and the way each one shapes the page, are explained further on the Initium page.
  • Who handles the domain and hosting?
    Your choice. Everything can sit on accounts in your name — or we run it for you on our own servers across Asia, Europe and North America; managed hosting carries no separate charge with the Care plan. Either way we handle the setup and the paperwork, and the domain, the content and the code are always yours.

More questions? The full Legal & privacy summary and the Process page lay out everything in writing.

Current availability

The next start dates.

Starts are booked in contract order — the latest state, updated by hand.

  • Initium · one-pageEarliest start 20 SeptemberOne-page sites — every slot before 20 September is taken.
  • Iter · five-pageEarliest start 25 SeptemberFive-page sites — every slot before 25 September is taken.
  • OrbisEarliest start 15 OctoberOrbis — every slot before 15 October is taken.

Starts follow contract order; once you write, we confirm your start date in our answer.Updated 6 September 2026