Numa Immigrations Takes Consultation Booking and Payments Online with Verdant DevCore Technologies
A corporate website for an immigration consulting firm, with consultation packages, Calendly scheduling, and payments in US dollars, Canadian dollars and naira.
- 6Core Pages
- 3Payment Currencies
- 2 WeeksFree Maintenance
- 3–4Weeks to Launch
Project Overview
Numa Immigrations is an immigration consulting firm that helps individuals study, work or relocate to Canada. It needed a corporate website that builds trust, explains its services, and lets clients book and pay for consultations online.
Verdant DevCore Technologies designed and built the website on a content management system, with scheduling through Calendly and payments through Stripe and a Nigerian payment gateway.
Business Challenge
Immigration is a high-stakes decision, so prospective clients need to trust a consultant before they book. Numa needed a site that presents its services and client testimonials professionally and makes the next step obvious.
Its clients pay in different currencies: US and Canadian dollars as well as Nigerian naira. And arranging consultations by email or phone means back-and-forth to agree a time. The new site had to handle packages, availability, confirmation and payment in one smooth flow.
Why Numa Immigrations Chose Verdant DevCore Technologies
After discussing Numa’s needs, we proposed a website that would build the brand and support its growth, with booking and payments built in from the start rather than added later.
Our structured process and a three-to-four-week timeline gave Numa a clear path to launch, followed by two weeks of free maintenance and the option of ongoing web care.
The Solutions
We designed and built a corporate website centred on the consultation journey:
- Home, About and Services pages that explain who Numa helps and how.
- A Testimonials page that shares the experience of past clients.
- Consultation packages that clients can compare and choose from.
- Availability and confirmation through Calendly, so clients pick a time that suits them.
- Payments in US and Canadian dollars through Stripe, and in naira through Paystack or Flutterwave.
- A Contact page with a contact form, plus terms of use and privacy policy pages.
The site is responsive and cross-browser compatible, with Google Analytics, a web application firewall, a security audit application and two-factor admin login. A location finder is planned for when a physical office address is available.
Impact
Clients can choose a consultation package, pick a time and pay in their own currency in a single visit, without waiting for an email reply. Calendly keeps Numa’s calendar up to date, and payment is taken before the consultation.
Testimonials and a clear presentation of services help build the trust immigration clients need before they commit, while analytics show Numa which services and pages attract the most interest.
Key Takeaways
- Make the next step easy. Combining packages, scheduling and payment in one flow turns interest into booked consultations.
- Serve clients in their own currency. Supporting US dollars, Canadian dollars and naira removes a common barrier for international clients.
- Trust comes before booking. Testimonials and clear service pages matter as much as the booking system in a high-stakes service like immigration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about this project? Explore answers to common inquiries about the objectives, design process, challenges, and outcomes to better understand how the solution was planned, executed, and delivered.
To give Numa Immigrations a corporate website where clients can learn about its services, choose a consultation package, book a time and pay online.
About 3 to 4 weeks: 1 to 2 days of specifications, 1 week of UX design, 2 weeks of development, then testing and the public launch.
They choose a consultation package, pick an available time through Calendly and receive a confirmation.
Stripe for payments in US and Canadian dollars, and Paystack or Flutterwave for payments in Nigerian naira.
Yes. The project included two weeks of free maintenance, with the option of a paid web care retainer covering backups, security updates, content updates and 24/7 monitoring.