Fixed-price development

Fixed price. No hourly surprises.
Live in 30 days.

Know your total cost before we start. Pay in milestones, see it running on your own server before you pay the rest, and own all of it.

Hourly billing rewards slowness. Fixed price doesn't.

With hourly billing, every delay costs you more and you never know the final number. That's a bad deal for the person paying.

Fixed price aligns us: you know the total upfront, and I'm motivated to ship efficiently. Payments are tied to milestones, so you're never handing over money for work you can't see.

What you get

Fixed under $10K · live in 30 days · milestone payments · you own everything.

Proof, not promises

Two products live and earning right now.

Don't take my word for it — open them and judge the finish yourself: app.dst.travel and warmlane.io. Backed by a decade of delivering for US clients.

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Common questions

Why fixed price instead of hourly?+
Fixed price means you know your total cost upfront and I'm motivated to ship efficiently rather than bill more hours. Incentives line up — we both win when it ships fast.
How do the milestone payments work?+
40% on signing to begin, 40% once the product is deployed and running on your own server (you test it first), and 20% at final handover with full code and docs.
What happens if the scope changes mid-build?+
We discuss it openly — either de-scope to hold the deadline, or agree and price the addition separately. No silent timeline creep, no surprise invoices.
What's the typical price and timeline?+
Under $10K, fixed, live in 30 days for an MVP. Larger platforms are quoted per phase after a scoping call.

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Tell me what you want to build.

A free 30-minute call. I'll tell you honestly whether 30 days is realistic for your project.