Agency, freelancer — or one accountable developer?
An agency gives you a process and a team, from €1,000 and 1–3 months. A freelancer gives you a lower price and variable reliability. I am the third option: one person accountable for the whole site, from €199, in 7 days — and you pay after you have seen the finished site.
What the agency price pays for
The office, the account manager and the sales team — that is most of the invoice. Every screen also waits for several people to agree, which is why two months becomes four. You are not paying for a better site; you are paying for the structure around it.
The freelancer gamble
The price is right and the start is fast. The risk is later: prepayment first, and availability afterwards — when the site needs one small change, the person who built it is often unreachable.
One person, whole responsibility
I work alone, directly with you. Nothing is translated through a manager, and nothing waits for a hand-off. The model is built to keep me reachable: support is €20 a month — it is the business, not a favour. And if you never want to depend on me, there is an option where you own the source code, the documentation and every access outright.
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What else you could do.
Time
- Agency
- 1–3 months
- Freelancer
- Depends
- Website builder
- Your own evenings, ongoing
- Kozickis
- 7 days
Starting price
- Agency
- €1,000+
- Freelancer
- €100–500
- Website builder
- Subscription plus your time
- Kozickis
- €199
Payment
- Agency
- 50–100% upfront
- Freelancer
- Upfront
- Website builder
- Monthly, forever
- Kozickis
- After you see the site
Support
- Agency
- Contract, priced separately
- Freelancer
- Often unreachable
- Website builder
- You do it yourself
- Kozickis
- €20/month, handled
Who you talk to
- Agency
- An account manager
- Freelancer
- The person building it
- Website builder
- Nobody
- Kozickis
- The person building it
A builder is a fair choice if you enjoy doing it yourself. An agency is a fair choice if you have the budget and the time. If you have neither, that's what I'm for.
Questions when choosing.
Is one developer enough for my project?
For a landing page, a multi-page site or a small store — yes, and it is faster: no meetings, no hand-offs. Large corporate projects with tenders and legal reviews are not what I do, and I say so rather than take them.
Do you outsource any of the work?
No. The person you write to is the person who builds the site and the person who maintains it afterwards.
What happens if you are unavailable one day?
If that worries you, choose the handover option: you own the source code, the documentation and every access, and any developer can maintain the project — the stack is standard and widely used.
Who do I talk to during the build?
Me, directly — Telegram, WhatsApp or email. The brief takes your answers in plain language, and I collect the rest from your existing pages myself.
Fill in the brief. Get your site.
This is the first step of the build, not a contact form. Answer these and I'll start. The preview is free and there's nothing to pay until you've seen it.