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Custom

Built exactly for what your startup or company actually needs.

Who is this for?

The Custom plan is for when your needs don't fit a standard template — in scope, in complexity, or in ambition.

If you're building a startup product, expanding to new markets, adding AI to your workflow, or need a backend that talks to your existing systems, this is the plan. It's not an upsell — it's a different category of work.

What "custom" actually means

This isn't a Pro plan with extras bolted on. It's a scoped project built from the ground up around your specific requirements. Every engagement starts with a technical discovery session to understand what you're building, what already exists, and what the right solution actually is.

Multilingual. Not just translated text — proper locale-based URLs, hreflang, market-specific content, and search engine visibility per market. Your site in three languages isn't three times the work; it's done systematically.

AI and chatbots. I build real AI integrations: trained assistants, lead qualification bots, support chatbots, internal tools. Not demos — production-ready, connected to your data, with proper error handling and logging.

Backend and API. When your site needs to do things — store data, process payments, send emails, sync with your CRM, trigger automations — I build the infrastructure behind it. Node.js, databases, authentication, the works.

Complex integrations. If your business runs on Salesforce, HubSpot, Stripe, Notion, Airtable, Zapier, or any other platform — I connect your site to those systems so data flows automatically.

How we work together

This plan starts with a conversation — not a quote form. We need to understand what you're building before we can scope it properly.

  1. Technical discovery — A call or async session to map the full scope: pages, features, integrations, data flows, and timelines.
  2. Proposal — A detailed written scope with milestones, deliverables, and pricing. No surprises.
  3. Development — I work in iterations. You see working software early and often.
  4. Testing and QA — Every feature is tested before it ships.
  5. Launch and handover — Full deployment, documentation, and a technical handover session.

Why one person for this kind of project?

Because context doesn't get lost. I know the codebase from the first line to the last. There's no account manager translating your feedback. No junior developer misinterpreting the brief. Every decision goes through one person who is accountable for the outcome.

I also know when something is out of my scope — and I'll tell you instead of pretending otherwise.

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