Every engagement gets the same treatment: a scope doc before work starts, a written update every week, and code your team can run without me. Pick the door that fits.
Taking new builds nowFor agencies with clients and designs but no dev bench. You keep the relationship. I build what your designers designed, under your brand.
You send the Figma and the deadline. I scope it straight, in writing, before a line of code. Then I build, with a written update every week so your PM always knows exactly where things stand. Your client never hears my name unless you want them to.
For B2B teams who want a site that's made, not assembled. Fully custom from your designs: no off-the-shelf theme, no page builder, no plugin soup.
I build your site as a library of custom Gutenberg blocks with your brand rules locked inside. When it ships, your team composes new pages and edits anything without ringing a developer. Page-builder freedom, without the page builder.
One plan, on purpose. A senior developer's day on your site every month: updates, fixes, improvements, and a person who actually answers. No tier grid, no bronze-silver-gold.
Each month your site gets a focused senior day: whatever needs doing most, done properly. Small improvements ship instead of piling up, problems get caught early, and you always know who to email.
For any WordPress site that feels slow, and any owner who's tired of guessing why. Also the cheapest way to find out what you actually need before committing to anything bigger.
I go through everything: hosting configuration, caching, script weight, fonts, images, Core Web Vitals, and whatever else is dragging. Then I fix what I find and deploy the fixes to production. You get a plain-English summary of what changed and why it matters.
Not everything needs a project. I build and fix plugins, wire up integrations and take the odd small job between builds: a broken checkout, a custom feed, a form that stopped posting. Scoped in plain English, and most jobs fit inside a day or two. Same senior work, just less of it.
Email what you're building or book a short call. You'll know quickly whether I'm your developer.
A one-page scope doc and a fixed number before any work starts. What's in, what's out, when it lands.
A written update every week, without you asking. You will never wonder where your project is.
Documentation and a block system your team can run. The site shouldn't need me to survive. That's the standard.
I'm probably not your developer if you're collecting the cheapest quote, if your site is on fire and needs fixing by Friday (my retainer clients get first call on urgent work), or if nobody on your side owns the content and decisions. No hard feelings on any of these. It's better we both know now.
A focused day of real work: development, fixes, improvements, advice, whatever your site needs most that month. Not a bucket of hours dribbled out in fifteen-minute increments.
If you're not sure, book the audit. It's the cheapest way to find out what your site actually needs, and the fee credits toward whatever comes next. That's what it's for.
Audits are delivered within five working days of the booked start. Builds get scoped honestly before I commit: I'd rather give you a real date than a nice one.
If it runs WordPress, yes: custom themes, WooCommerce, BuddyBoss, multisite, or the page-builder site you inherited and quietly hate. I've probably fixed one like it.
Yes. When your site needs something that doesn't exist off the shelf (a member application flow, an ATS integration, custom automation), it ships as a proper plugin: versioned, documented and yours. What I avoid is the soup: twenty third-party plugins doing what four lines of code should.
Cancel any month, no conversation needed, no notice period games. Unused time stays yours as it rolls forward, up to two banked days.
Me. That's the point. No juniors, no outsourcing, no account manager between you and the person writing the code.
No. Small sites deserve to be fast and well-built too, and the audit fits anything that runs WordPress.
Taking new builds now. Email rahat@iamrahat.uk with what you're building. Fifteen minutes on a call and you'll know whether I'm your developer.