The fourth step clarifies how your websites are built technically and how your clients should send changes in future.
What are the websites built with?
Four options: code-based (GitHub, Astro, Next.js and similar), WordPress, mixed or don't know.
Pagora works directly on your clients' code repositories; that's where it plays to its strengths: every change is a traceable commit, every website is versioned and can be rolled back. If you pick WordPress, you get an honest note: WordPress support is in the works, and you can start anyway. "Don't know" is perfectly fine too; we'll look at your portfolio together.
Which channels do you want to offer your clients?
WhatsApp, email and Telegram, multi-select, all three active by default. This is a statement of intent, not a commitment: channels are paired per client individually later anyway, and you can add or drop channels at any time.
How did you hear about Pagoras?
The only required field in this step (marked with an asterisk). An honest answer helps us understand where agencies find us; there's nothing more behind it.