# Eazydoc Pricing and Service Scope

Last updated: 2026-06-10

Eazydoc helps Korean export-focused SMEs turn company, product, certification, and inquiry materials into Google-first English or local-language website pages that overseas buyers can find and evaluate.

The ranges below are planning ranges in KRW. They are not fixed quotes. Final scope and quote are provided after reviewing the current website, available product materials, certification proof, target markets, language needs, and inquiry flow.

Primary contact path: https://eazydoc.com/contact?scope=current-site#contact-form

## Service Packages

| Package | Estimated range | Best fit | Typical outputs | Outside the base scope |
| --- | ---: | --- | --- | --- |
| Current site diagnosis | KRW 1.5M-4M | A Korean SME has an existing site or materials but does not know where export-facing search, product proof, or inquiry flow is weak. | Current website and language-structure review; product, certification, and trust-proof gap review; RFQ intake gap review; 30-day improvement roadmap. | Full redesign, new application features, monthly improvement meetings. |
| Export website base build | KRW 7M-20M | Company and product materials exist, but overseas buyers need a clearer link for company, product, certification, and inquiry evaluation. | Company page, product pages, English or local-language core pages, search titles and descriptions, URL and internal-link structure, trust proof blocks, sitemap and Search Console readiness. | Large forum or CMS migration, post-inquiry customer tracking, internal CRM or status-table integration. |
| Product and market page expansion | KRW 3M-10M per block | Repeated buyer questions around product lines, applications, certifications, MOQ, samples, lead time, or target countries need dedicated pages. | Product category pages, application pages, target-market pages, certification proof blocks, buyer FAQ sections. | Bulk unreviewed page generation or search-outcome commitments. |
| RFQ and inquiry intake design | KRW 2M-6M | Inquiries only leave basic contact details, so the team must ask again for product, quantity, schedule, market, and document context. | RFQ fields, inquiry page copy, thank-you page copy, first-reply criteria, attachment and product-interest rules. | Complex multi-step external intake systems, customer portals, or post-inquiry tracking databases. |
| Export inquiry leakage diagnosis | Scope by review | Recent export inquiries exist, but missed inquiries, late replies, or missing first-reply information need diagnosis first. | Review of 3-10 recent inquiries and current paths; missed or delayed inquiry classification; priority and hold criteria; first-reply improvement notes. | Automated customer sending, external messaging account integration, or sales outcome commitments. |
| Inquiry response and prioritization agent | First 30-day setup, then KRW 2M-7M monthly | Inquiry volume or complexity makes it hard to decide what to answer first and what material to attach. | Inquiry type and priority rules, required-document classification, first-reply drafts, human approval checklist, follow-up and monthly review criteria. | Fully autonomous customer messaging, sales closing automation, provider account changes, or live customer sends without approval. |
| Monthly search and page improvement | KRW 1.5M-6M monthly | The base site is live and Search Console or buyer questions should drive the next page and trust-proof updates. | Query, page, and country observation; next page and content candidates; trust-proof update list; inquiry-flow review and approval requests. | Ranking, traffic, inquiry volume, or export sales commitments; domain, hosting, account, or live system changes without separate approval. |

## Pricing Drivers

- Number of product lines, categories, applications, and target-market pages.
- Quality and completeness of company, product, certification, factory, process, and case materials.
- Number of languages and whether English-only or additional local-language pages are needed.
- Amount of trust proof that can be made public after approval.
- Whether the project is a diagnosis, base build, page expansion, RFQ intake improvement, or monthly retainer.
- Whether inquiry response support is limited to drafts and approval checks or includes ongoing monthly review.

## Operating Boundaries

- Eazydoc.com is the public export website, search presence, resource, showcase, and inquiry-intake surface.
- Eazydoc.ai is for post-inquiry AI-assisted sales-document workflows such as RFQ response packets, proposal drafts, quote context, follow-up drafts, and CRM-ready handoffs.
- Odoo, CRM, and workflow screens shown on Eazydoc.com are operational proof and review examples, not platform resale or ERP implementation offers.
- Showcase previews are curated consumer assets; Eazydoc.com does not iframe, proxy, or operate the WordPress showcase backend.
- External provider fees, hosting, domain, paid media, translation vendors, legal review, and third-party subscriptions are handled separately unless explicitly included in a quote.

## What Eazydoc Does Not Promise

- No search ranking, traffic, inquiry count, buyer introduction, contract closing, or export sales commitment.
- No automatic customer messaging without human approval.
- No production DNS, hosting, account, or provider configuration changes without explicit approval.
- No use of customer secrets or private credentials in public files.

## Best First Step

For most companies, the first step is current site diagnosis. Send the current website URL, company name, email, a short message, and any available company or product materials through:

https://eazydoc.com/contact?scope=current-site#contact-form