Services
What I build — and how we build it together.
From a single tool to a full system you own — pointed at the operational problems your software was never going to solve. No rate card: every engagement starts with a fixed quote and ends with software that’s yours.
/ 01 What I build
One tool, a suite, or the whole system.
A scope ladder, not a fixed menu — most engagements start small and specific, and grow only if the problem warrants it.
A single tool
The signature: one focused tool that fixes the exact operational gap your systems left open. The fastest of these have gone from pain-point to deployed in under an hour.
A tool suite
Several tools built to work together — a connected set that covers a whole workflow instead of a single step. Same bespoke fit, more ground covered.
A full system you own
When a spreadsheet or an off-the-shelf platform has run its course: a custom system your business actually runs on — CRM, ERP-class, whatever it needs — built around your operation and owned outright by you.
Integration & implementation
Make the software you already run do what you need. I wire AI, tools, and data into your existing stack — the connective tissue and the implementation work the big platforms leave to you.
Something else entirely
Troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, a process redesign, a one-off automation — if it doesn’t fit a box, that’s usually the one most worth solving. Tell me the problem; I’ll tell you straight how I’d solve it.
/ 02 How we work together
Start with one build — or climb as you grow.
A single defined project with no commitment, or an ongoing relationship that scales with you — from your first tool to a standing partnership.
One-off
Project
A single defined build — the no-commitment way in.
- Fixed scope, agreed before any work begins
- A fixed quote — you know the number up front, no meter running
- Built, deployed, and handed over — yours to own
Ongoing — pick your altitude
Six rungs, from your very first tool to a standing partnership — climb only as far as the business needs.
Just starting
Foundation
the solo operator just getting started
- Your data turned into a working tool — and kept running
- A real website you own, if you need one — not a Facebook page, not a rented template
- A light monthly touch — small fixes and tweaks as they come up
- Everything yours outright — no subscription, no lock-in
Growth
the small business with recurring needs
- A steady monthly block of build capacity — a new tool or two, plus ongoing iteration
- Your spreadsheets and manual workarounds turned into real tools, one by one
- Priority over one-off requests, and a standing line for “can you make it do X?”
- Everything documented and owned by you as it ships
Established
Scale
the operation running several workflows that should connect
- A connected suite of tools, not just one-offs — built and maintained as a set
- Integration with the systems you already run (ERP, CRM, whatever’s in place)
- Regular cadence and faster turnaround
- Continuous iteration, so nothing you rely on goes stale
Backbone
the mid-sized business ready to own its core system
- The full custom system your business runs on — CRM, ERP-class, whatever it needs — built and owned
- Run as a dedicated program, with multiple workstreams in parallel
- The move off spreadsheets and rented platforms, for good
- Yours outright — the system, the data model, the codebase, all of it
At scale
Embedded
the larger company that wants a build capability on tap
- I’m effectively part of your team — continuous building, not a request queue
- Deep integration into your stack — the connective tissue the big platforms leave out
- Troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, and implementation on demand
- Near-immediate responsiveness and standing availability
Strategic
the enterprise shaping where AI goes across the operation
- A strategic partnership — shaping the path, scope, and roadmap for AI across your operation
- Implementations led end-to-end, across teams and regions
- The full arc: from “what should we even build” to shipped, owned software
- A long-term relationship, not a transaction
/ 03 How pricing works
No rate card — a real quote instead.
A fixed quote, before any work
Every engagement starts with a scoped, fixed quote. You know the number before a line of code is written — no open meter, no surprise invoice.
What shapes it
Scope, complexity, and whether it’s a one-off build or an ongoing arrangement — honest inputs, not a generic rate sheet.
You own everything
Codebases and data models, in accounts set up in your name — your email, your billing, infrastructure you control. No per-seat license, no subscription holding your own tools hostage.
Why there’s no price list
The right number depends on your problem, not a category. I’d rather scope it honestly than anchor you to a figure built for the average company instead of yours.
Just getting online?
Running your business off a Facebook page — or nothing at all? I’ll build you a real website you own, not a rented template or a profile on someone else’s platform. Same principle as everything else here: it’s yours, and you’re not paying rent on it forever. (Ongoing upkeep is optional, on a retainer.)
Tell me the problem. I’ll scope the fix.
Whichever shape it takes, it starts the same way: you describe the problem, I tell you straight how I’d build it — and what it’ll take.