The honest answers.
How a project runs, what it costs, and when it can start.
What does a project actually look like?
First you and I define the business problem, then you sign off on a written scope, then I build in clear milestones. For early projects, the goal is to ship something useful without overbuilding features the business does not need yet.
How soon can you start?
Usually within a week of a clear brief. Quick pieces like a basic website or a single automation can move faster. Tell me your timeline and I'll be straight about whether it is realistic.
Where do you work?
I work remotely with businesses anywhere. The work is digital. I'll meet wherever you are and ship to wherever your market is.
How do you price?
Beginner-friendly founding rates. Basic websites can start around $100 when the scope is simple and you provide the content. Custom software starts around $750 and is quoted by scope, so both sides know exactly what is included before any work begins.
Are these prices permanent?
No. These are early portfolio-building rates. As I take on more work, pricing may increase for new projects. Existing signed scopes are honored according to the written agreement.
Are all portfolio projects paid work?
No. Some are business tools, some are internal demos, and some are experiments. I list them all because the studio is new and real examples matter more than claims.
What is not included by default?
Copywriting, logo design, paid subscriptions, advanced SEO, ads, ongoing maintenance, emergency support, large feature changes, and third-party platform issues are not included unless they are written into the scope.