WHO YOU ARE HIRINGOne person. Start to launch.
The developer you speak to on the first call is the one writing the code on launch day, answering your email six months later, and the only person who ever had access.
HOW I WORKFour rules
01No hand-offs to someone you have never metOne person
02Fixed scope agreed before work startsNo surprises
03You see the site as it is built, not at the endIn the open
04Everything is yours on launch dayFull ownership
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THE BACKGROUNDFour facts
Three years, more than 20 sites
Stores and websites for Bulgarian and international clients. Some launched from nothing, most moved off platforms that had stopped serving them.
- Catalogues up to 13,000 products
- Migrations from OpenCart and other older systems
- Bulgarian couriers and payments wired in properly
- Custom plugins when the ready-made answer is wrong
Why one person and not an agency
An agency sells you a team and gives you an account manager. Here there is nobody between you and the person building it, which is faster and means less gets lost.
What I say no to
Work on fully bespoke platforms someone else wrote. Bulk product imports that were never scoped. Projects where the honest answer is that you do not need me.
Where I work
Bulgaria, and internationally in English. Everything runs by email and call, so it makes no difference where you are.
ANSWERED STRAIGHTQuestions
Who actually does the work?
I do. All of it. There is no team behind this and no subcontractor you have not met.
What happens after launch?
You own everything and I stay reachable. Changes get quoted when you need them, or you take a maintenance plan.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes, as a subcontractor on development work.
What if my project is not a fit?
I will tell you, and where possible point you somewhere better. That happens a few times a year.