Every offer has a fixed price, a timeline and a list of exactly what you get. Most clients start with the audit, and its fee is credited against whatever follows.
Most clients start here. The audit tells you what to fix and in what order; a section upgrade or a sprint fixes it. Take one, or both.
For one section that undersells the rest of the page.
Not included: The pages around it. Copy written from scratch.
See work like this →For a live site or product, when you want to know what to fix first.
The $790 is credited against any project that follows.
Not included: Implementation. Your team ships the fixes, or I do in a sprint.
How the audit works →For one landing page or up to eight product screens.
Not included: New pages beyond the agreed scope. Backend work.
See work like this →The platform is a decision inside the project, never a price difference. Pick by who will edit the site.
For a launch, a campaign or a product page: one page that has to convert.
Not included: Copywriting from scratch. Hosting fees.
See work like this →For a company site: home, offer, about, contact and the pages between.
Not included: Copywriting from scratch. Hosting fees.
See work like this →The platform is a decision inside the project, never a price difference. Pick by who will edit the site.
Add-ons on quoteThe screens you need now, and the rules that keep the next ones consistent, written so your team, or its AI tools, can follow them.
For SaaS teams whose product grew faster than its rules.
Not included: Code. That’s the offer beside this one.
See work like this →For teams who want working components, not files to rebuild.
Not included: Backend. Data modelling beyond what the screens need.
See work like this →Tokens, states, dark mode and written rules come with both offers. Code is the only difference.
After launch, most work is small and constant: a new page, a campaign, a screen to check. A monthly block covers it without starting a project each time.
More days on quote.
For teams and events that need someone every month, not once.
One month to try it, no commitment.
Not included: Round-the-clock availability. On-call support.
See work like this →Fifteen minutes. You show me what you have; I tell you if I’m the right person.
One page: what ships, what it costs, when it’s live. Nothing starts before you agree to it.
Real screens in week one, then weekly async reviews. No surprises at the end.
Files, code and rules are yours. Seven days to catch anything the launch found.
Same price either way. Framer if your team will change the site often and wants to do it without a developer; hosting is a Framer plan, billed to you. Coded in Next.js if speed, ownership or custom features matter more. Not sure? Tell me what the site has to do and I’ll say which on the call.
Yes. A section you liked becomes a section upgrade; a whole site becomes a landing page or website project. Either way it’s adapted to your brand, your content and your platform — not copied.
The audit. $790, up to eight screens, a ranked list of what to fix. The fee is credited against any project that follows.
Usually within a week. The audit is the fastest entry: send links today, get the report in five to seven days.
Both, and either. Design only is fine; so is building someone else’s design in Framer or Next.js. Most clients take both from one person because handover is where projects die.
50% to start, 50% at handover. Retainers are billed monthly, in advance.
For the design partner, yes. Projects are one-time, in two payments.
Faster, not worse — and the judgement stays mine. AI tooling is why a website ships in two weeks instead of six; it is not why the price is fixed. That’s a decision, not a discount.
Seven days of support included on every project. After that, a design partner block if you need someone every month.
Yes. Native French and English. A bilingual site is an option, quoted with the project.
Yes, white-label on request. Your client never has to hear my name.
Tell me what you have and what you need. You get a recommendation and a fixed price within 48 hours — no pitch deck.
