Your message lands
It comes straight to my inbox. No ticketing system, no gatekeeper, no chatbot in between.
Contact
Tell me what you're trying to ship, what's in the way, and what success looks like. I read every message myself and reply within one business day.
The email button opens your client with a short prompt already filled in — timeline, budget, what you're building. Delete anything that doesn't apply.
Send it over
Only the first three are required. The rest just mean the reply you get is specific rather than a request for more information.
The details
One inbox, one person reading it. Include your timeline and rough budget and you'll get a real answer back, not “let's hop on a call”.
What happens next
No pressure, no pitch, and no obligation at any point in it.
It comes straight to my inbox. No ticketing system, no gatekeeper, no chatbot in between.
Either with clarifying questions or to set up the next step. Every time — it's the one promise on this site that costs me something.
We dig into goals, scope and timing. No pressure and no pitch; if it's not a fit, I'll say so on the call.
Milestones, deliverables, timeline. You sign it or you don't — either way you leave with a clearer picture than you arrived with.
Common questions
Most builds land between $2,000 and $10,000+ depending on scope. Include your budget range and timeline and you'll get a real number back.
Usually within one to two weeks. If something is urgent, say so and you'll get a straight answer about whether it can be squeezed in.
Yes. Most of the work is Divi 5, but custom themes, native WordPress blocks and other stacks are all fair game. No technology gets pushed that's wrong for the use case.
Sometimes. Automation, internal tools, integrations and apps are all things I build outside client hours, so if your problem is shaped like that it's worth asking. You will get a straight answer about whether I'm the right person for it.
Yes. Monitoring and updates start from $25 a month — someone watching the site, and WordPress, the theme and the plugins kept patched. Content changes are quoted separately when you want them, so you only pay for work you need.
A one-liner works. “Our site is slow and I don't know why” is a perfectly good opening — you don't need a spec to start a conversation.