Three systems: Creator Hub (website, blog, newsletter, and portfolio in one platform), Creator Commerce (selling merch, digital downloads, or memberships), and Custom Build (a single-purpose site — standalone blog, portfolio, or newsletter site). All fully custom-coded, nothing templated.

Next.js for the frontend, Supabase for the backend, Umami for analytics, and Tiptap for rich-text editing. No website builders, CMS platforms, or templates — everything is written from scratch.

Builders are fast to start, but creators tend to outgrow them — slow pages, plugin dependencies, rising monthly fees, and a ceiling on customization. Custom code means you own everything: the speed, the design, the data. No platform lock-in.

Primarily individual creators — newsletter writers, YouTubers, course creators — who need a real online presence that matches the scale of their work. Open to any client with a project that fits the scope.

Yes. Every project includes a client dashboard for managing your own content — blog posts, commerce inventory, and featured content. No developer needed for day-to-day operations.

Yes, as an optional add-on. A maintenance plan covers developer-side updates — hero sections, banners, popups — performed on your behalf, within a defined set of sections and a monthly request cap. Never mandatory.

Every project has two parts: a one-time build cost and a recurring hosting + domain fee billed on a cycle you choose. Visit the pricing page for the full structure, or get in touch for a quote.

Depends on the system and scope. A Custom Build is typically the quickest; a full Creator Hub or Creator Commerce build takes longer. Timeline is scoped and confirmed before work begins — not estimated upfront.

Bug fixes are included at no extra cost on every project, with or without a maintenance plan. A bug is something that previously worked and has since broken. New features or changes to existing functionality are scoped and billed separately.