What I do
Three ways to work with me, with the prices on the page. You should be able to decide whether to email me without booking a call first.
$60/hour
Founders and developers mid-build
You are mid-build and stuck on a decision. We get on a call and you leave with an answer.
Usually the same week
Fixed per scope
Businesses whose off-the-shelf tool ran out of room
I build the thing. Scoped in writing before anyone commits, delivered weekly on staging.
Scoped in writing within a week
$135–$435 per piece
Developer tool companies wanting real engineers to read it
Built a developer tool? I use it properly and write it up for an audience of engineers.
Published within two weeks
From $450 per site
Businesses whose site has to do a job, not just exist
A custom theme and the plugins behind it, built around how the business actually runs. Or ongoing care for a site you already have.
Two to six weeks
From $900 per pipeline
Teams doing the same manual task every week
The work that removes a recurring manual task: documents in, structured answers out, running on a schedule without anyone watching it.
Two to four weeks
From $120 per piece
Businesses that need one person for the whole job
Company profiles, brand collateral, decks and edited video — the material a business needs alongside the software.
Three to ten days
Everything I do
Most clients come for one thing and stay because they stop needing three suppliers. Here is the full range.
Custom themes and plugins written for how a business actually runs, not assembled from a page builder. Ongoing maintenance where you want someone who answers.
When the off-the-shelf tool has run out of room: portals, ordering systems, dashboards, internal tools and the admin nobody else wants to write.
Agents, retrieval over your own documents, classification and the unglamorous plumbing that makes any of it survive contact with real data.
Brand and print work that has to hold up in a tender document or on a shelf — company profiles, decks, identity, marketing collateral.
Edits for teams that need a steady output rather than one showpiece: promos, explainers, social cutdowns and the versions each platform wants.
Hands-on technical writing for an audience of engineers, including sponsored coverage of developer tools — honest, including what did not work.
How it works
A few sentences about the problem. I reply within two working days, honestly, including when it is not something I should take on.
Thirty minutes to find the real constraint, which is rarely the one in the original email.
What gets built, the price, the date, and what is explicitly out. You approve it before anything starts.
Something you can click through every week. Then handover: code, documentation and a walkthrough.
Describe the problem in a few sentences: where it is stuck, what you have already tried, and roughly what it is worth solving.
