agicad · software developer

I build software
that actually ships.

Senior developer, ten years of production systems. You work directly with the person writing the code — no juniors, no account managers, no handoffs.

$50/hr
one rate, prepaid in blocks
10+ yrs
shipping production software
11
products designed & shipped
100%
built by me — no juniors
web applications saas platforms ai integration apis & infrastructure
[01] One senior developer

No juniors learning on your budget, no account-manager layer. Every line of code is written by the person you hired — someone who has shipped production systems before.

[02] Working software, weekly

You see a running build every week — not a slide deck. Progress you can click is the only progress that counts.

[03] Transparent hourly pricing

$50/hour, prepaid in 6, 12, or 24-hour blocks. No fixed-scope haggling, no surprise invoices — and unused hours never expire.

02 — what it costs

$50 an hour.
Bought in blocks.

One rate for everything I do. You buy a block of hours that fits the job — so you know the number before we start, not after.

/starter 6 hrs
$300

Typically enough for a focused fix, a small feature, or an integration you're stuck on.

Start with Starter
/pro 24 hrs
$1,200

Typically enough for a larger build with integrations, auth, or billing wired in.

Start with Pro

Flat $50/hr at every tier — no volume games. Unused hours roll forward to the same project or a future one. They don't expire.

03 — how I work

A process with
no black box.

week 0–1

Discover

I map your goals, users, and constraints into a concrete scope — and tell you honestly what's worth building first.

week 1–2

Design

Clickable prototypes and a technical plan you can poke holes in, before a single sprint is committed.

weekly sprints

Build

Short sprints, weekly demos of working software, and a changelog in plain English. You're never out of the loop.

launch + beyond

Ship

Production deployment, monitoring, and a handover your future team will thank me for — or keep me on retainer.

next step

Have a product in mind? Let's scope it.

Tell me what you're building. I'll come back within two business days with an honest take — even if the honest take is "you don't need me yet."

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