Availability from October 2026, taking on 2 projects
A one-person studio. I design, build and launch the site myself, so you pay for none of the agency overhead and none of the handoffs. You get a fixed price, a fixed deadline and a site that brings enquiries in.
Latest delivery ELEKTROMA
Four deliveries I owned end to end, from the first conversation to production.
01 Electrical contractor
A site for a company installing electrical systems in homes, businesses and industrial buildings. Six service areas, a gallery of completed sites and one path to a free quote.
02 Irrigation systems
A site for a garden irrigation company. A seasonal business with a very short selling window, so everything serves one goal: a quote request in April.
03 Residential development
A site for a small residential development in Poznań. Instead of a PDF of floor plans, the client got an apartment list that answers questions about size and availability on its own.
04 Independent media
A site for an independent internet television station running since 2011. Live broadcasts, a video archive and full YouTube integration, so the newsroom publishes in one place only.
Five areas I work in day to day. I run every project from the first conversation to the day the site goes live.
One-page sites, landing pages and full company sites. Designed around one goal: getting the visitor to leave their details.
What you get
Tools your team works in, client portals, first versions of products. I start with the smallest version that solves the real problem.
What you get
Shops built around the buying path. Payments and shipping are matched to how much you actually sell.
What you get
You have a site that loads slowly or brings no enquiries. I find what holds it back and give you a list of changes ordered by effect.
What you get
I build the front end from your designs. I sign an NDA, work under your brand and talk directly to your project lead.
What you get
Five stages in which you always know where things stand and what happens next.
Thirty minutes to understand what should happen after someone lands on the site. If I think the project makes no sense in its current shape, I'll say so on the call.
Stage output
I design the site starting from what matters most on it. Two rounds of revisions are included in the price.
Stage output
I build at an address you can open from day one. You watch the progress as it happens rather than in a weekly email.
Stage output
Browsers, phones, screen readers and loading speed. I also check the forms and confirm that messages actually arrive.
Stage output
Launch, redirects from the old addresses, analytics and submission to Google. After launch you have 30 days of support included.
Stage output
Three voices from projects closed in the last two years.
Before designing anything, he read a year of our quoting correspondence. Clients now say which service they need, and our first reply takes five minutes instead of half a day.
Our season lasts two months and everything had to be ready by March. The deadline held, and enquiries tripled without a single zloty spent on advertising.
We publish to YouTube only and the site updates itself. That gave us back several hours a week we used to spend retyping the same descriptions.
Net prices, a starting point for the conversation. The final quote is fixed and agreed after the first call, I don't bill by the hour. I issue an invoice, payment is due after the work is delivered.
One page for one campaign or one product.
from €179
Timeline 1–2 weeks
A full company site with work and a blog.
from €285
Timeline 3–5 weeks
Selling online with payments and shipping.
from €479
Timeline 5–8 weeks
A tool your team works in, a client portal or a first version of a product.
from €959
Timeline from 8 weeks
Don't see your case? Write two sentences about what needs building, I'll come back with a range within 24 hours.
Ask for a quoteDidn't find your answer? Write to me, I reply personally, usually the same day.
A landing page is usually 1–2 weeks, a company site 3–5 weeks, a store 5–8 weeks, and a web application 8 weeks and up. The date is agreed before we start and it is binding, if I miss it through my own fault, the final instalment is waived.
Because the quote depends on the number of pages, the integrations and whether the content is ready. After the first call you get one fixed figure in writing, and it does not change unless you change the scope. I don't bill by the hour.
A call (30 minutes), scope and quote in writing, design in Figma with two revision rounds, engineering on a preview environment, testing, launch. You have preview access throughout and see progress as it happens.
You do not need them ready at the start. If you have no copy, I prepare the structure and a draft that you approve or correct. Photographs can come from a stock library, or I can help arrange a shoot, and that cost sits on your side.
On a company site changes are usually rare, so by default I make them as part of support, normally the same day. If you expect to edit every week, we add a simple editing panel and I show you how to use it. We decide before the quote, because it affects the price.
Every project gets a correct content structure, search descriptions, a sitemap and submission to Google. That is the technical foundation. Rankings also depend on your content and your competition, so I advise on them without selling a guarantee of first place.
You get 30 days of support in the price: fixes, small content changes, response to errors. After that you can stay on a monthly plan or come back as needed. The site and every file are yours from day one, so you are never tied to me.
Yes, it is a standing part of my work. I sign an NDA, work under your brand and bill per project or per hour. I build from your designs and talk directly to the person running the project.
Two sentences about what you're working on is enough. I'll reply within 24 hours with a concrete read on whether and how I can help.
