Start with one job, a week of work for $997, paid once. Keep me on by the week as your tech department when it pays.
A site, booking, payments, newsletter and client list, none connected.
Each booking copied into the calendar and the client list.
A form stops sending, and a client tells you.
Your accounts sit behind someone else's login.
A bigger business has a tech department. At your size, every usual route misses.
| Route | What It Is | The Catch |
|---|---|---|
| You, After Hours | The owner is the tech department | The catch: None of it is the work you sell |
| Hourly Help | Cheaper per call | The catch: Starts from zero each time |
| Developer on Salary | A hire for the tools | The catch: Paid through the quiet weeks |
| Agency | A team for a business of one | The catch: Brings a team's overhead |
| Varstatt | One scoped job, one payment | The catch: One job a week |
One payment each. Start with the job that hurts most.
“Each order typed by hand into three tools”: where your hours go, and the top fix done.
“No one to call when tech breaks”: every tool, login and cost mapped, and the urgent fixes done.
“What can AI do for my business?”: one AI experiment on your real work, kept only if it pays.
“My site launched, then went quiet”: the site and the system to run it, in one week.
“My team works from spreadsheets”: the first screen off the sheet, or a dashboard of your numbers.
“My tools cost more every month”: every subscription mapped, and one replaced by a tool you own.
Three public cases: hours saved or money made.
The cases: parcel desk, warehouse, portfolio.
Small businesses and solo operators whose evenings go to tools.
Right For
Better Elsewhere
A simple, predictable and transparent process that eliminates development headaches.
Pay for the week and you get a dedicated task board.
You invite me to your accounts and point at what hurts.
We pick the job that costs you the most hours.
You try each result on real work. I revise until you're satisfied.
You approve finished work. Book another week only if there's a next job.
Steady work? Keep me on by the week, and breaks go first.
One week of work on one job, priced up front. No hourly bills.
— 1-week delivery
One job, one week, one senior who knows your tools.
Anything your business runs on that lives online: setup, automations, AI, team tools and upkeep. Not devices, office networks or WordPress upkeep.
By taking over work that repeats and follows rules: the reply every new client gets, the follow-up after an inquiry. You approve what goes out.
Yes, for drafting and thinking. A prompt you run every week belongs inside your tools, not in copy-paste.
$997 for a one-week job, one payment: an automation, an AI experiment or a fix alike. AI models bill per use on your own accounts: a run in my free Discovery tools costs about 4 cents.
Hire when the tech work fills a full week, every week. Until then it comes in bursts, and here you pay only for the weeks with work.
Access to your accounts, tasks in your own words and a review of each result. No standups.
I revise until you're satisfied. Nothing renews: you book the next week only if this one paid off, and the accounts and code are already yours.
Fill in the project form, about a minute: name the job that eats your week. I reply the next working day.
Jurij understand the core problem, insists on building the right experiences for the customers.
Kunal Modi
Founder @ SOAPNoteAI
Working with Jurij is an absolute joy, consistently exceeds expectations.
Janis Ozolins
Content Creator
Consistently delivered quality code in great time, very hard working & precise.
Bartosz Poźniak
CEO @ MyCointainer
The kind of engineer that every company on the planet would be lucky to have.
Hosam Mazawi
COO @ LemonUnit
Sole proprietorship headquartered in Rzeszów, Poland. VAT ID: PL8133854722.
