Hire a web developer without the agency runaround.
When you hire a web developer, you're really hiring three things: their technical judgement, their communication, and their reliability. Agencies wrap those in layers of account managers and overhead. Working with me is direct — you talk to the person writing the code, pricing is published before we speak, and every decision is documented in writing.
Remote service · Available worldwide · Transparent pricing · You own everything
What's Included
Exactly what you get.
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How hiring me works
You price your project with the instant quote calculator — 60 seconds, no email required. If the number works, you start the project online with a deposit, and I send your kickoff checklist within one business day. From there it's structured and written: shared project space, milestone reviews, launch. Most business websites go live in 2–4 weeks.
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What to look for when hiring any developer
Ask to see real, live work — not mockups. Ask who you'll actually communicate with day to day. Ask what happens after launch, because a website is an asset that needs care. And be suspicious of any price you can't see until after a sales call: transparent pricing is the simplest trust signal there is.
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Freelancer vs agency vs DIY
DIY builders are fine for experiments but cap out fast. Agencies bring process and overhead — good for six-figure builds, overkill for most businesses. An independent senior developer is the middle path: agency-grade work, direct communication, and prices a small business can actually justify.
Transparent Pricing
See your number before you commit.
Every price is published and itemised — pages, features and timeline each carry a visible price, so the estimate you build yourself is the quote we discuss.
Where I Work
High demand, short supply — my favourite kind of market.
I work worldwide, but businesses in these markets often struggle to find senior, fairly priced web development locally. Remote delivery closes that gap — same quality, direct communication, priced in your currency. Each page below adapts automatically to your language and region.
Free download
The Website Planning Playbook
The 7-step framework I use to plan every client website — with printable worksheets. Plan your site like a pro before you spend a dollar.
FAQ
Straight answers.
What does it cost to hire a web developer?
With me: one-page sites from $200, business websites from $360, advanced builds from $600, custom web applications from $1,000. Hourly agency rates of $75–$200 mean the same work often costs 3–5× more through an agency.
Do you work with clients outside your own country?
Yes — I work fully remotely with businesses worldwide, in English, with everything documented in writing. Time-zone differences become an advantage: feedback you send in your evening is implemented by your morning.
How long does a typical project take?
One-page sites launch in 1–2 weeks, standard business websites in 2–4 weeks, and larger projects in 4–8 weeks. You get a firm timeline in writing with your proposal.
How do we get started?
Get an instant estimate with the 60-second quote calculator, then start your project online — a deposit secures your build slot and you receive a kickoff checklist within one business day.
Ready when you are.
Get an instant estimate — 60 seconds, no sales call, no email required to see the number.