Six services, one accountable person.
Starting prices below. Full detail on what's included, how it's delivered, and why the results hold up — no vague "marketing services" line item.
All prices are starting points for scoped work — exact quotes depend on size and complexity, confirmed before anything begins.
UI/UX that's built as a system, not a one-off
Who it's for
Founders and teams whose site or product works but doesn't look like it's worth what they charge — or agencies who need design work handed off in a state their own developers can actually build from.
What's included
A real design system first — color tokens, type scale, spacing, a signature interaction — then screens built from it, not the other way around. This exact page was built with that process: palette and type decided before a single section was laid out.
How it's delivered
Static HTML/CSS/JS or Figma files, whichever your team can actually use. No proprietary tools you'll be locked out of later.
Why results hold up
A documented system means new pages stay consistent without you re-briefing a designer every time — the design decisions are written down, not memorized.
Full-stack builds on infrastructure that doesn't fall over
Who it's for
Anyone who needs an actual working product — a dashboard, an internal tool, a client-facing SaaS — not a static brochure site with a contact form bolted on.
What's included
Front-end build, backend API, database schema, and the CI/CD pipeline so every push deploys itself — the same setup running SmartLeadGen and this site's own backend today.
How it's delivered
Cloudflare Workers + D1 by default — serverless, globally distributed, no server to patch or reboot at 3am. GitHub for version control and CI/CD, matching how SmartGen and SmartLeadGen are both already run.
Why results hold up
Cloudflare's edge network means the same build performs well whether your users are in Dhaka or Dallas — no separate "we'll add a CDN later" conversation.
SEO, tracking, and lead generation that's built, not just "set up"
Who it's for
Businesses who know they need SEO and ad tracking but have had it "set up" by three different freelancers, none of whom left documentation.
What's included
Technical/on-page SEO, Meta Pixel + Conversions API with proper event deduplication, GA4, and — where it fits — active lead sourcing using our own tooling, not a manual spreadsheet.
How it's delivered
For lead generation specifically: SmartLeadGen, a tool built in-house, searches Google's Places API for businesses matching your target profile and scores each one by how weak their online presence already is — so outreach starts with the easiest prospects to convert, not a cold list.
Why results hold up
Dual-delivery tracking (browser Pixel + server-side Conversions API) means your ad platform sees conversions that ad-blockers and Safari's tracking prevention would otherwise hide — you're optimizing on real numbers, not a partial picture.
Stores built to actually convert, not just display products
Who it's for
Anyone selling online whose current store is slow, confusing at checkout, or losing sales nobody's tracking down.
What's included
Store setup, product page structure, and a checkout flow reviewed specifically for drop-off points — not just "does it technically work."
How it's delivered
Built on the same performance-first stack as everything else here — pages that load fast on a mid-range phone on 4G, not just on a demo laptop.
Why results hold up
Every second of load time costs conversions — this is measured, not assumed, using the same analytics setup covered under Marketing.
Everything above, coordinated as one build
Who it's for
Businesses launching something new who don't want to manage three separate hand-offs between a designer, a developer, and a marketer who've never spoken to each other.
What's included
Design, development, and marketing infrastructure (SEO + tracking + lead sourcing where relevant) as one coordinated project with one point of accountability.
How it's delivered
One person across the whole build — the same one writing this page — so decisions made in design don't get lost by the time development starts.
Why results hold up
No hand-off gaps means nothing falls through the cracks between "the designer's version" and "what actually got built."
Before you reach out
How long until I see SEO results?
Usually 8–10 weeks for early movement, depending on your domain's history and how competitive your keywords are. Genuinely competitive terms take longer — I'll give you an honest estimate for your specific site before we start, not a generic promise.
What do you need from me to get started?
A short description of what you're trying to fix or launch, and access to whatever's relevant (site login, ad account, etc.) once we've agreed on scope.
Do you work with fixed pricing or hourly?
Fixed pricing per project by default, using the starting prices above as a baseline — you'll get an exact quote before anything begins, no surprise invoices.
Can I combine multiple services?
Yes — the "Fullstack customization" tier exists exactly for that: design, development, and marketing infrastructure as one coordinated build instead of three separate hand-offs.
What makes the Marketing service different from a typical SEO freelancer?
Access to tooling built in-house rather than rented — SmartLeadGen for lead sourcing, and the same Pixel/CAPI setup running on this site, not a generic checklist copied between clients.
Not sure which one you need?
That's a normal first conversation — tell me what's not working and I'll tell you honestly where to start.
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Setup and structure, so posting is a system not a scramble
Who it's for
Brands that post inconsistently because there's no calendar, no content pillars, and no clear owner for the account.
What's included
Profile setup and optimization, a content-pillar structure suited to your niche, and a posting cadence you can actually sustain.
How it's delivered
A documented content calendar and templates, not a promise to "post for you" indefinitely with no visibility into what's going up.
Why results hold up
Consistency compounds — a structure you can keep running after the engagement ends beats a burst of activity that stops the day the retainer does.