Websites, web apps, and the systems that run behind them.

There isn't one. Building the sample is a better use of both our time than a sales call — you judge the actual work instead of a portfolio of someone else's. If you don't like it you owe nothing and I don't chase you. The only limit is that I take on a few at a time.

Because I work from Multan, Pakistan, and my costs are a fraction of a studio renting an office in London or Chicago. The work is held to the same standard — you can see it on this page and in the sample I build you. I'd rather be straight about the reason than pretend it's some clever efficiency.

You do, completely. The domain is registered in your name, hosting is your account, and you get every file. No monthly fee holding the site hostage and nothing stopping you moving to another developer. That's deliberate.

No. I set both up in your own accounts and walk you through what you're paying for. Hosting for a site like this is usually $5–15 a month, paid directly to the host — I don't mark it up or resell it.

Sometimes, and I'll tell you honestly which it should be. If the bones are decent, fixing is cheaper and faster. If it's a page builder carrying twenty plugins, rebuilding is genuinely less work than untangling it.

I keep hours that overlap the UK morning and the US afternoon, and messages get a reply the same day regardless. Payment is by bank transfer, Wise or Payoneer — half at the start, half on launch, invoiced both times.