One honest number.
My time is $100 an hour. Projects are quoted by scope — here is what each kind of work usually takes.
Typical scope
Typical ranges based on working hours. Guidance, not fixed packages.
Care — $300/month.
Three working hours reserved for your site every month: updates, fixes, small improvements. It reserves my time; it isn’t unlimited support.
Everything I build is yours — code, files, accounts. No lock-in.
Common Questions
Before you reach out.
Do you really work in both English and Spanish? +
Yes — bilingual is my default, not an add-on. I write EN+ES in parallel from day one so both versions actually sound right.
Do I own the files and content? +
Yes. The code, the accounts, every source file, every right — on every piece of work, once it is paid in full. It ends up in accounts in your name, and nothing stops working if you stop working with me.
Can I start small and grow from there? +
Yes. Fix & rescue starts at $300 — one problem, one block of hours, nothing recurring. If it grows into something bigger, I tell you before, not after.
How does Care work? +
Care is $300/month for three reserved working hours: updates, fixes, small improvements. It reserves my time each month — it isn’t unlimited support or an SLA.
Do I have to commit long-term? +
No. One-time work is exactly that: you pay, I deliver, we are done. Care runs month to month and you can cancel before the next billing date. Nothing rolls over into a longer commitment on its own.
What if my project needs more than the starting price? +
Then I tell you before we start, not after. A starting price covers a scope I write down before we start, so you can see exactly where it ends. Anything past that is quoted separately and you approve it in writing before I touch it. No surprise invoices.
How do I start a project? +
Tell me what you need on the contact page — it takes about a minute. I reply within one business day, and if it looks like a fit we set up a video call. Google Meet, no phone, no pressure.
How long does a typical project take? +
The timeline goes in your scope. It depends on what we are building and what I need from you — so you get a real date instead of an average.
Ready to build?
Let's put a number
on it.
Tell me what you're building. I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit.