48-hour review
We assess your live footprint before any invitation is issued.
Invitation-only partnerships
Request an Architectural Review
This is the entry point for businesses ready to treat Web Development, SEO, and Answer Engine Optimization as one compounding growth system.
Request an Architectural Review10 active accounts
A deliberately limited roster protects strategic depth and execution quality.
Mutual alignment
No automated pitch sequence. We move forward only when the fit is clear.
The review process
Built to qualify alignment before the first conversation.
- 01Tell us where the business stands and what is blocking growth.
- 02Select the architecture and deployment timing that match your goals.
- 03Receive an invitation to a Discovery Architecture session if the fit is strong.
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Submit your business details for a private review against our growth frameworks.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Direct answers about Bodhi's invitation-only application and review process.
We conduct a 48-hour architectural review of your website, search visibility, competitive position, and stated growth goals. If the fit is strong on both sides, we invite you to a formal Discovery Architecture session.
We cap our roster at 10 active accounts so every client receives principal-level strategy and deep execution. The application protects that standard and keeps every engagement aligned.
Your current revenue range, primary growth bottleneck, business website, and the level of investment you are prepared to deploy. The application takes about two minutes.
The Hudson Valley is home, and we also accept select growth-focused brands across the United States when our web, SEO, and AEO architecture is the right fit.
No. The review determines whether there is a strong strategic fit. Both sides decide whether to move forward after the Discovery Architecture session.
Timing depends on current capacity and the architecture required. Applicants prepared to deploy immediately or within 30 days receive priority when a suitable opening exists.