Your extra senior developer, under your brand.
When your team is full, send me the build. I take WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify projects from Figma to launch, inside your process, and your client only ever sees your agency.
Full builds, not just tickets.
Most overflow developers want a list of small tasks. I'm most useful when you give me a whole site and a deadline.
- 01Figma to WordPressCustom themes with ACF or Gutenberg blocks, or Elementor builds your team can edit.
- 02Figma to ShopifyOnline Store 2.0 themes, custom sections and Liquid work, matched to the design.
- 03WooCommerce storesProduct setup, payments, shipping, and custom checkout and account flows.
- 04IntegrationsPayment gateways, CRMs, marketing tools, apps and custom API connections.
- 05Rebuilds & migrationsMoving clients off slow builders or old themes without losing content or SEO.
- 06Fixes & ongoing supportSpeed, mobile and bug fixes on live client sites, plus regular maintenance.
Three ways to plug me in.
Every brief gets a scoped, fixed quote within 48 hours. Start with one project and see how it runs.
Per project
A defined build with a fixed price and milestones. Best for full sites and stores.
- Fixed quote within 48 hours
- Staging link for your review
- Two feedback rounds included
Monthly block of hours
Reserved capacity each month for builds, changes and support across your clients.
- Priority on your requests
- Weekly hour report
- Unused hours roll over once
Overflow on demand
Ad-hoc tasks when your team is stretched: fixes, updates, integrations and QA.
- Billed by the hour, weekly
- No minimum commitment
- Same NDA and standards
From brief to handover
A simple loop that fits inside your existing project process.
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Day 0
You send the brief
A Figma link, a sitemap or just a description and a deadline. Everything is covered by an NDA from the start.
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Within 48 hours
Scoped, fixed quote
A written scope, timeline and price you can build into your own proposal to the client.
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Build
Work inside your process
Your repo, your staging, your project tool. Weekly progress and a staging link for your team to review.
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QA
Tested before you see it
Cross-browser and device testing, Lighthouse checks and a QA pass against the design.
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Handover
You present it as yours
A documented handover, credentials returned, and 14 days of fixes after launch.
I know how agency delivery works from the inside.
As a developer in the Route Ignite team, I worked on stores and sites for D2C brands, including three seen on Shark Tank India. These were the agency's clients; a few of the builds:
Panda's Box✦
Screen-free, Indian culture-themed toys and books for children.Kalakaram✦
DIY craft and STEM kits for kids and adults.Nestroots✦
Home décor and furniture store.Dabble PlayArt✦
Non-toxic art and craft supplies for children.Six Fields✦
Brand site for a Belgian-style craft beer.Hair Masters✦
Salon chain: hair, makeup, nails, lashes and skin.Geetanjali Salon✦
Salon chain with hair, skin, barber and makeup services.What agencies ask before the first project
Will my client ever know you're involved?
No. I work under your brand and an NDA, I never contact your client directly, and I don't list white-label work in my portfolio without your written permission.
Can you work with our tools and coding standards?
Yes. I work in your repo, staging, Slack and project tool, and follow your conventions for themes, plugins and naming.
What does a first project look like?
Most agencies start with one defined build so they can see the quality and communication before committing to more. After that, a monthly block of hours usually works best.
How do you handle time zones?
Calls and updates land in your morning, Eastern time. Work happens during your night, so your team starts the day with progress to review.
How do payments work?
Per-project work is invoiced 50% to start and 50% at handover. Monthly blocks are billed in advance; overflow hours are invoiced weekly.
Send me
the next one.
Share a brief, a Figma link or just the deadline. You'll get a scoped, fixed quote within 48 hours.
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