ServicesSmall business website developmentAgency or freelancer
Agency or freelancer?
Agency or freelancer?
In short: look at the terms, the label decides little. I build the site myself, from the first message to launch, and the domain, code and access are in your name from day one.
- Every project is tailored
- No middleman managers
- Pay for accepted stages
Just write, and I’ll take it from there. I’ll estimate your task at no cost.
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What matters
Who should build my website: an agency or a freelancer?
The terms decide, the label tells you little. I’m a developer who builds the site alone: copy, design, code and launch, with no managers in between. You pay only for accepted stages, and the domain, code and access are on your accounts from day one.
- You talk to the person building it
- Pay for accepted stages
- Domain, code and access are yours
- 6 months of fixes included
Gordey Fisun · updated
Who builds your site
Five roles, one contact
Your site’s manager, designer, copywriter, developer and support are one person. So nothing gets lost in retelling.
- You message the person building the site, no middlemen
- You see the working version on your phone, and I make edits on the spot
- One person is responsible for the result, from the first message to launch
‹ Projects5 roles · 1 person
Your site
I ask a few questions and run the project to launch, so you always talk to the person doing the work.
I build the design straight into the working site, and you view it on your phone.
I write the copy myself. Just tell me in your own words, even by voice message.
I write the code and launch the site myself. I make edits on the spot.
For 6 months after launch I fix bugs as part of the work. I respond to a critical one within a day.
If something goes wrong
The keys to your site are yours from day one
The domain, hosting, code and data are registered to your accounts. Whatever happens, the site stays yours and keeps working.
- 01Domain in your name
The site’s address is registered to you from day one.
- 02Hosting on your account
The site lives on your account, so you never have to negotiate for your own website.
- 03The code is yours
Want to work with another developer? They get everything and pick up the site.
- 04Leads and data are yours
Leads come to your Telegram, and the client base stays with you.
You pay only for accepted stages. You can stop after any of them, and I refund prepayment for work not started.
5.0 · 37 reviews
- You decide whether to move forwardAfter each stage, you can stop the project. You pay only for completed and accepted stages. I refund any prepayment for stages not yet started.
- Money back if it’s not what we agreedIf the scope isn’t what we agreed, I refund that stage. No arguments.
Your doubts
Questions about choosing who builds your site
Is it safe to hire a freelance web developer?
It’s safe when the terms protect you: live work before you pay, payment in parts, the domain and code in your name. That’s how I work: you pay for accepted stages, and all access is on your accounts from day one.
How are you different from a web agency?
I build the site myself from the first message to launch: copy, design, code and launch. Your questions and edits don’t go through a manager, and one person is responsible for the result.
Do I need to look for a web agency in my city?
No. Websites are built online, and you open the working version on your phone before launch. I work with clients in Ukraine and abroad.
What happens to my website if the developer disappears?
If the domain, hosting and code are registered to you, the site keeps working and another developer can pick it up. With me, all access is on your accounts from day one.
How many projects do you take at once?
Three projects a month. I work without an agency or team: copy, design, code and launch are all done by me.
Who will fix bugs after launch?
I will: for six months after launch I fix bugs as part of the work. I respond to critical issues within two hours, even on weekends.
What should I prepare before contacting a developer?
No documents needed: tell me in your own words, even by voice message, what your business is and why you need a site. I’ll ask a few questions, and I write the copy myself.