Contact

Start With An Audit, Or Just Describe The Problem

Email is fastest, and it reaches the person who would do the work. There is no contact form, no ticket queue and no first-line triage. The first reply is a person, and it arrives within one working day.

Send an emailRead the services first

Response time
One working day
Based
EU, working across the union
Engagements
Fixed scope, day rate, or monthly
Languages
English

What to include

Four Things That Save A Day

None of it is required. Anything missing simply gets asked for in the reply, and that costs a round trip.

01

The URL

The live site, or the staging one if the problem is not public yet. If there is no site, say what the software is meant to do.

02

What Is Going Wrong

In your own words, without diagnosing it. “Checkout is slow on mobile” is more useful than a guess at which plugin is responsible.

03

What Already Happened

Anything already tried, and by whom. It saves repeating work that has already failed.

04

When It Matters By

A real date if one exists: a campaign, an audit, a compliance deadline. If there is no deadline, that is a useful answer too.

What happens next

How The First Week Runs

No discovery call is required before anyone will tell you a number.

01

A Reply, From A Person

Within one working day, with either an answer, a question, or a plain statement that this is not work I am the right person for.

02

A Written Scope And Price

For anything that can be scoped from what you have sent, you get a fixed price before any work starts. Where it genuinely cannot be, you get a day rate and a bounded estimate.

03

Work Starts, Or It Does Not

No pressure to book a call, no follow-up sequence, and no invoice for the conversation.