A web developer who asks for no advance payment.
Most developers ask for a deposit before they start. I do not. You see a free concept first, and you pay only when the finished website is delivered and you are happy with it.
How pay-after-delivery works
- 1
Free concept
You share your business and goals. I design a real layout and direction for your homepage.
- 2
You decide
If you like it, we go ahead. If not, you stop here and owe nothing.
- 3
Build and review
I build the pages in your package. You test the site and request changes within your revision rounds.
- 4
Delivery and payment
The finished site is delivered with the code and credentials. Payment is due now, not before.
Why I work this way
Most deposits exist to protect the developer from clients who disappear. I take that risk instead, because it is the clearest way to show you the work is real. The free concept means you see the direction before anything else happens.
This model suits small businesses, first websites, and anyone who has been burned by a project that cost more than quoted or never looked finished.
What stays the same
Your package is clear
Starter, Standard, or Advanced, with the pages, revisions, and delivery time listed on the packages page.
You own the code
Code, credentials, and files are handed over at launch.
You talk to the developer
No account managers or ticket queues.
No hidden subscription
Optional monthly management is separate, and only if you want it.
Questions about paying after delivery
Is there really no deposit?
Correct. The first payment is only due once the finished website is delivered and you are satisfied.
What if I do not like the concept?
Then you stop there. The concept is free and there is no obligation to continue.
Does this apply to custom ERP projects?
No. ERP projects are much larger, so scope, timeline, and payment terms are agreed in writing after a discovery call, before any work starts.
Do I pay for the domain?
A domain is included free for the first year, subject to availability on your chosen extension.
Do I own the website?
Yes. Code, credentials, and files are handed over at launch.
Ready to see your concept?
Free, with no advance payment and no obligation.