Fixed price agreed before a single line of code. A clear deadline you can plan around. And full ownership of everything I build — accounts, files, and licenses handed to you at the end.
I build custom WordPress platforms for businesses that outgrew templates — inventory systems, client dashboards, and the automation that removes manual work from the day.
“A website should do work for the business — not just sit there looking finished.”
“Two more weeks” turns into two more months, and nobody tells you why.
Hidden charges for work that was supposed to be inside the original quote.
The site goes live, the developer goes quiet, and small fixes become impossible.
It looks fine and does nothing — no enquiries, no calls, no measurable return.
Hosting, domain and licenses held under someone else's account.
I paid twice for the same website. The second time I just wanted someone who answers the phone.
We talk through what the business actually needs and what it doesn't. No pitch deck, no pressure.
A written scope, one price, one delivery date. What's included and what isn't, in plain language.
I build, you review at agreed checkpoints, and everything — accounts, files, licenses — is handed to you.
Listing portals, catalogues and member areas built on real data structures — not stretched themes.
Inventory, orders and reporting in one place, with the manual steps removed.
Deep JetEngine work — dynamic templates, custom widgets, and pages that stay fast.
Stone catalogue with inventory tracking and a filtered product portal.
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Vehicle listing platform with custom filters and enquiry routing.
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Job board with employer accounts, applications and automated notifications.
Visit site“Delivered on the date he gave me in the first week. That alone was new.”
“Our stock list used to live in spreadsheets. Now it runs itself and the site stays correct.”
“Months after launch I still get an answer the same day. That's the whole difference.”
The quote covers the scope we agreed in writing. If you want something outside that scope later, I price it separately before starting — never as a surprise on the invoice.
Most business sites run 3–5 weeks; custom platforms with inventory or dashboards usually 6–10. You get the exact date in the proposal, before you pay anything.
You do — completely. Hosting, domain, plugin licenses and admin access are all in your name from day one, and handed over documented at the end.
Yes. Content, listings and pages are built as structured fields your team edits safely, and I record a short walkthrough for the parts that matter.
A support window is included for fixes, and after that I'm still reachable for changes and new features. I don't disappear once the invoice clears.
A few lines are enough. I reply within one business day with next steps — and if I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you straight.
Practical write-ups on WordPress systems, automation and what actually makes a site bring in work.
Thirty minutes, no obligation. We'll go through what you need, and you'll leave with a straight answer on scope, price and timing.