How we work
People rarely hesitate because of price. They hesitate because they do not know what will be asked of them, when things will happen, or what they are committing to. So here it is in full.
Half an hour. I listen to what you sell, who you sell to and where you are stuck. If I think we fit, I send scope and price in writing. If I do not, I say so and it ends there.
Just show me what you have — current site, catalogue, photographs.
Infrastructure, domain and email connected. Page structure decided. We agree how the product data will be organised.
Domain access · product list · logo and any brand files.
Home page and product page designed and shown to you. Copy written, product descriptions arranged, photo plan drawn up if anything is missing.
Product photographs · company and legal details · your feedback on the first design, in one batch.
Payment, shipping and returns flows built and tested. Email automation written and switched on. Measurement installed, so you can see what works.
Payment account details · your shipping arrangement · decisions on returns and delivery terms.
Site goes live, a full order is tested end to end, and I walk you through running it.
One hour for the handover call.
The one thing that causes delays
I have never been the reason a project ran late. Every delay so far came from content: a photograph that never arrived, copy nobody approved, a returns policy nobody decided. That is why I give you the list above before we start. If you have none of it, that is fine too — we simply include content production in the scope and price it openly.
I work per project, not per hour. Turkish prices are published on the Turkish site; for work outside Türkiye I quote per project, because scope, language count and market differ too much for a fixed list. Infrastructure subscriptions go to the providers, not to me, and I put every one of them in writing before we start.
You do. Every account is opened in your name, you hold the passwords, the domain is your property. If we part ways tomorrow you can hand the site to somebody else. I insist on this, because the alternative is holding a client hostage.
Half an hour, by phone or video. I will tell you what is worth doing and what is not.