One person. Three levers. No hand-offs.
Most agencies sell you one of these and leave the other two to "someone else." I build all three to work together — because your automation, your website, and your search traffic are one system, not three invoices.
The work you do by hand, done by software.
If you run a paid community, a subscription product, or any business with recurring payments, you already know the drill: someone pays, you add them. Someone's card fails, you find out three weeks later. Someone cancels, they keep access until you notice. Every one of those is a webhook away from never being your problem again.
What this looks like in practice
- Stripe webhook integrations — subscriptions, invoicing, failed-payment dunning sequences that recover revenue before it churns
- Discord, Skool, and Telegram automation — invite links on payment, role assignment, access revocation on cancellation
- Custom internal tools and admin dashboards, so you can see what your automations are doing without reading logs
- Workflow automation across your existing stack — n8n, custom scripts, API integrations between the tools you already use
This isn't theoretical for me. I founded ShipWorkflow, a live SaaS doing exactly this for paid-community operators. Read the case study.
Websites that convert, load fast, and don’t hold you hostage.
A site should do two jobs: bring in business and stay out of your way. I build sites and web apps that load in under two seconds on a mid-range phone, pass Core Web Vitals, and are structured so you can update your own content without booking a developer.
What this looks like in practice
- Marketing sites and landing pages built for conversion, not decoration
- Full-stack web applications — Node.js, PostgreSQL, modern frontends
- Performance work: Core Web Vitals, mobile-first responsive builds, image and load-time optimization
- Rebuilds of slow or fragile sites you inherited from a previous developer
Traffic you don’t have to pay for twice.
Paid ads stop working the day you stop paying. Search visibility compounds. I do technical SEO (site structure, speed, indexing, schema) and content SEO (what to write, for which queries, and why) — and because I also build the site, SEO decisions happen at build time instead of as an expensive retrofit.
What this looks like in practice
- Technical audits: crawlability, indexing, Core Web Vitals, structured data
- Content strategy mapped to real queries your customers type
- On-page optimization built into the development process, not bolted on
- Google Search Console monitoring and monthly iteration as part of a retainer
No pricing menu. On purpose.
Every business's manual-work problem is shaped differently, so I don't sell pre-packaged tiers. We talk first — free, no obligation — I tell you honestly whether the project is worth doing, and you get a fixed quote for an outcome, not an hourly meter running. Book the call.