1 client a month · waitlist open
the demo works. production doesn't.
AI gets you to a demo because it can hold the whole thing in its head. once your codebase outgrows that window, it starts making things worse instead of better. that's the wall every vibe-coded project hits. it's also the thing i fix.
the production sprint. two weeks. live in production on day 10 — and you own every line of it.
2 weeks
per sprint
all async
no standups
day 10 or free
the guarantee
the wall
vibe coding is how you slowly become the intern of your own codebase.
you shipped a demo and it felt like magic. then the edits started breaking things you didn't touch. every new feature costs more than the last. you're not building anymore — you're negotiating with a machine that no longer understands what it built.
the demo is real. the foundation isn't. and every month it stays that way has a price:
the users
who hit a bug and never come back
the launch
that slips another month, then another
the weekends
spent firefighting instead of living
every month it stays broken has a number. run yours →
what you get
a real foundation, in two weeks.
i rebuild it the way i'd build it for myself — the architecture, the security, the tests, the judgment calls you can't vibe your way through. everything in the sprint, and what it'd cost you piecemeal:
the foundation
architecture teardown + premortem
exactly what will break, and why
$3,000
the rebuild
your product, standing on foundations that hold
core
security review on every commit
nothing ships that i haven't read
$2,000
automated test suite
so it stays fixed after i leave
$2,500
performance to 100s
and i'll tell you when a third-party script makes that impossible
$1,500
accessibility pass
works for everyone who shows up
$1,500
the growth foundation
analytics + observability
you see what's working from day one
$1,500
CRO-ready pages + A/B scaffold
every idea after launch is a test, not a rewrite
$2,500
technical SEO foundation
schema, sitemaps, core web vitals
$2,000
AEO/GEO foundation
structured for the answer-engines, so AI recommends you too
$2,000
infra cost audit
kill the subscriptions your stack is quietly renting
$1,000
straight with you: search and answer-engines pay off over months, not days. the sprint makes you findable, measurable, and ready to test from day one — the compounding comes from what you publish after. the growth map shows you where to push.
the brand
conversion copy pass
every word on the page earning its keep
$1,500
brand kit + 1-of-1 art
colors, type, and an original piece nobody else has
$3,000
the close
live in production by day 10
you own 100% of it
included
day-30 check-in
what stuck, what didn't
$500
the bonuses
the AI leverage session
what to lean on, what to skip, how not to wreck what we just built
$1,000
the 90-day growth map
the highest-impact moves, in order
$1,500
the runbook + Loom library
so you're never dependent on me again
$1,500
bonuses land by day 30.
total value
$28,500+
you pay
$10,000 fixed. $7,500 for the first 3 clients. or 4 weekly payments of $2,500.
a dev shop quotes $50k and three months. a senior engineer runs $200k a year. this is two weeks, ten grand, and you own all of it.
the guarantee
live in production by day 10, or the remaining payments are free.
and there's a floor under it: day 5, we both look at it. if we can both see it won't ship in scope, we stop there — you keep everything we built and pay only for the time used. the risk is mine to carry, not yours.
proof · something from nothing
a solo practice with no way to reach its own clients.
a men's-mental-health therapist had a slow, drifting site and one channel: rented directory listings, with insurance deciding who found him. i rebuilt the whole thing custom and gave him a growth engine he owns. the craft shows in the numbers:
100s
desktop Lighthouse
8.3s→2.9s
mobile load
7.5×
lighter page
+185%
pageviews, last 30d
traffic reversed from a slow decline to steady growth — and it's HIS execution showing up in the data: he's running the strategy, and the results climb as he does. something from nothing.
this one wasn't vibe-coded — just slow and invisible. same hands, same discipline, numbers you can check. the first rescue writeup is on the bench right now.
“He's built three sites for me and with each one, the unique needs and goals of the site dictated his approach, no cookie cutting corners.”
is this you?
this is for you if:
- you vibe-coded something to a working demo
- it has real users, or paying ones
- it's breaking, or it just won't reach production
- you'd rather own the fix than rent a dev shop
not yet if:
- it's still just an idea — nothing built
- you want someone to manage a team of engineers
- you need it done and gone, no involvement
the two weeks
wk 1 · day 0
a 30-minute call. we figure out the thing.
days 1–7
heads down. daily Loom + code drop in your channel, so you watch it happen.
day 5 · scope check
if it can't ship in scope, we stop here. you keep what we built.
mid-sprint
one short sync. course-correct if needed.
day 10
live in production. you own it. (or the rest is free.)
day 30
check-in. what stuck, what didn't.
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