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Tell me what you are trying to build and I will tell you what it would take, what it would cost, and whether I am the right person for it.
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A real budget range, early
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Before you fill it in
What you are actually getting
You are contacting one person with eighteen years of doing this, not a form that routes to a sales team. That has a couple of practical consequences worth knowing before you spend a minute on this.
- An answer from me, not from someone whose job is to book a call
- A rough budget range early, so neither of us wastes the other's time
- An honest no if what you need is not something I should build
- No follow-up sequence, no pressure, no pretending a deadline exists
Project enquiry
Three short steps, about a minute. Nothing here commits you to anything.
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Your details come straight to my inbox and nowhere else — no mailing list, no CRM, no resale. Would rather just email? miladox@gmail.com.
What happens next
After you press send
No mystery and no automated sequence. This is the whole process between your message and a number in writing.
Step 01I read itNot a form that lands in a queue. It comes to my inbox and I read it myself, usually the same day.
Step 02I reply properlyWithin one business day — with either an initial answer, a rough range, or the questions I need answered to give you one.
Step 03We talkA short call or an exchange of emails, whichever suits you. This is where the shape of the project gets worked out.
Step 04You get it in writingScope, timeline and one fixed number, before anything starts and before you have committed to anything.
Would rather look around first?
Perfectly reasonable. The services pages explain what each thing involves and what it costs, and the FAQ answers the money questions directly.