Fixed scope, fixed price, a date in writing.
Every package below is priced from an hour estimate at €50/h, and every listing says what it excludes as plainly as what it includes. Nothing is charged on this site: you send an order, I read it myself, and you get a written quotation back. No card, no deposit, no negotiating before you know the number.
- Rate
- €50/hour
- Next build slot
- October 2026
- Payment
- 40% deposit, 40% at the agreed midpoint, 20% on handover.
- How it works
- Order → quotation → deposit. Ex. VAT
The cheap way to find out.
Small enough to say yes to without a meeting. Both sprints are credited against a build if you go ahead, so the cheapest way in is also the way to find out whether I'm any good.
Spec Sprint
A written, fixed-scope plan for your build
A call, then a short written spec: what gets built, what doesn't, the hours, the fixed price and a delivery date — clear enough to take to a different developer for a second quote. Commission a package within 30 days and the €300 comes off in full.
Full detail →Prototype Sprint
A running demo of your idea's hardest screen
Your riskiest screen or flow, built for real and deployed to a link you can send to a partner or a bank — not a mockup. Pick the part that decides whether the whole thing works, and find out for €600 instead of €6,000. Half comes off a build you commission within 30 days.
Full detail →Hour block
Prepaid hours for work that isn't on this page
For whatever isn't a package: a stuck bug, a review of someone else's code, an undocumented integration, a broken build pipeline. Hours are logged and reported against the block, expire after six months, and roll into a package price if the job grows into one.
Full detail →A shop for a business that hasn't got one, or a checkout added to the site you already have. The commerce engine is Shopify or Lightspeed — card data, EU VAT and stock stay their problem, not yours or mine.
Add checkout
Payment added to the site you already have
A business with a site that can't take money yet
- From
- €400
- Delivered in
- 1 week
- Tiers
- S · M · L
Webshop
For a bookshop or single-category retailer with a real catalogue
Independent retailers with a real catalogue and no shop online
- From
- €1,500
- Delivered in
- 3 weeks
- Tiers
- S · M · L
Flutter, so one codebase reaches both stores. Offline-first, because a phone in a car park has no signal and the app still has to work.
The spreadsheet that outgrew itself, and the phone calls that should have been a booking form. Unglamorous, and usually the fastest thing to pay for itself.
Booking & deposits
For clinics, studios, driving schools, workshops, trades
Clinics, studios, driving schools, workshops, trades
- From
- €1,300
- Delivered in
- 3 weeks
- Tiers
- S · M
Business records tool
Replaces the spreadsheet your business has outgrown
Small operators running the business out of one fragile file
- From
- €1,800
- Delivered in
- 3 weeks
- Tiers
- S · M
A page that has one job and does it, or a small site the client can edit without ringing me. Static builds, so hosting is pennies and nothing goes down at 3am.
Landing page
One page, one job: collect interest before you build
Anyone testing whether the idea has buyers
- Price
- €750
- Delivered in
- 1 week
- Scope
- Fixed
Business website
Five pages you can edit yourself, without ringing me
Businesses whose current site is a decade old
- Price
- €1,300
- Delivered in
- 3 weeks
- Scope
- Fixed
Someone has to keep it alive.
Software that nobody maintains stops working — not dramatically, just gradually, until one day a dependency breaks and nobody knows how to deploy it. A care plan is monthly and cancellable; unused hours roll forward one month.
Keep it running
€95/month
The floor. Nothing breaks quietly and nothing goes unpatched.
- Hosting and domain managed
- Uptime monitoring, and I hear about it before you do
- Dependency and security updates
- Backup checks that are actually restored, not just taken
- 1 hour a month of small changes
Keep it moving
€275/month
For software that's still growing. Everything above, plus real capacity.
- Everything in Keep it running
- 4 hours a month of changes
- Response within 3 working days
- Quarterly review of what to build next
Partner
€650/month
Effectively a standing day a month, for when the software is the business.
- Everything in Keep it moving
- 10 hours a month
- Response within 1 working day
- Roadmap session each month
- First call on my next available build slot
No round numbers plucked from air.
- Hours, itemised.Each feature gets an hour estimate, plus setup, a design pass, QA at 12%, and handover. Then 15% for risk on a stack I know, 30% on one I don't.
- Price is arithmetic.Hours × €50. That's it. If I've estimated badly, that's mine to absorb — which is exactly why the estimate gets done properly.
- Timelines assume 20 hours a week.Not 40. That's real capacity alongside contract work, and one mid-size build runs at a time — which is why there's a next-slot date on this page instead of a promise you're first in the queue.
- Big tiers ship in stages.Nothing here runs longer than 5 weeks, but a large tier is still often better bought as the smaller one now and the rest as a change order. You get something live and useful while the rest is still being built.