Design and development, by one person
Design you can put a payback date on. I design and build websites, brands and products that have to earn their cost back. Fixed price from €8k, and a website is live in 3–5 weeks.
Stop after week one and I refund it in full. I checked sixteen studios: none of them does.
Price Fixed, from €8k
Time A site in 3–5 weeks
Capacity 2 projects at a time
Risk Week one refundable ⌥ Show the gridIf one new client leaves you €4,000 , The work being priced a website a landing page a migration a brand identity a website an internal tool a product or MVP a brand and a website an app from €16k is paid back by client 4 .
Use a client’s first-year gross profit, not their revenue. Your number, my division. A sum, not a forecast.
Clients Halo · Mindtrip · Erthos · Escape · Duten · Plane · Programa
As a staff design engineer Hims & Hers · Profound · Fibery · Clockwise · Lightfield · Supabase
All the work Each figure says what it counts. The arithmetic, with every input and its source, is one click away on each case.
Each print is a still of the live site, recorded in November 2026. The ring is where its money comes in.
Reserve now A paid reservation: $200 when the waitlist opened in May 2024.
Halo’s home page: the Digital Mirror on black, with a Reserve now button at the top right.
Sector Dental equipment
Scope Brand, website, ecommerce
Role Client project Halo Impact About 50 more paid reservations for every 10,000 visitors.
50 more 250 paid reservations per 10,000 visitors Each reservation is a $200 deposit, so that is about $10,000 more for every 10,000 visitors.
Read the Halo case Get started free Free for up to 12 users. A team that grows past it pays $6 a seat a month.
Plane’s home page: the real app on the first screen, with Get started free at the top right.
Sector Project management software
Scope Website
Role Client project Plane Impact About $4,100 in new annual recurring revenue for every 10,000 visitors.
$4,100 more $20,500 a year per 10,000 visitors Counted from sign-ups that become paying teams on Pro, at $6 a seat a month.
Read the Plane case Get started Starts the 7-day free trial. A studio that stays on Pro pays $71 a month for one seat.
Programa’s home page: “Freedom, by design” over a studio desk with the app on the monitor, and a Get started button under the headline.
Sector Software for interior designers
Scope Website
Role Client project Programa Impact About $8,100 in new annual recurring revenue for every 10,000 visitors.
$8,100 more $40,500 a year per 10,000 visitors Counted from trials that convert to Pro, at $71 a month for one seat.
Read the Programa case In their words
What they said afterwards. “Elite work. web0 tightened our messaging, elevated the design, and delivered a site that feels premium and runs smoothly. We saw stronger engagement and cleaner conversion flow within weeks.” David Khoury VP of Marketing, Halo“Fast, thoughtful, and genuinely easy to work with. Nailed the product direction, hit every milestone, and kept us moving without any chaos.” Nuha Siddiqui Co-Founder, ErthosWho does the work
You get the person you hired. The usual way this goes wrong: a senior person sells you the project, and someone you never met builds it. Here the person on the call designs it and writes the code. That is the whole company.
“Design and development from one person, delivered on time.” Andy Moss Founder, MindtripWho does what
The usual way
Sells it A partner
Designs it A designer
Builds it A developer you haven’t met
Checks it QA, if the budget allows
Answers your email An account manager
Signs it off Whoever is free that week Here
Sells it Dion Zeneli Designs it Dion Zeneli Dion Zeneli Builds it Dion Zeneli Dion Zeneli Checks it Dion Zeneli Dion Zeneli Answers your email Dion Zeneli Dion Zeneli Signs it off Dion Zeneli, signed
2 projects at a time So yours gets real hours every week. When both are taken, I say so.
Design and code from one head Nothing gets lost between a designer and a developer, because there is no between.
Yours as you pay From week two the repository, the domain and the accounts are in your name. Each stage is yours once it is paid.
And the day job Yes, I also work at Supabase. That’s why there are two slots and not ten. Services
Pick the thing that’s costing you most. Every price is a starting price for a fixed scope. Yours comes in writing after the call.
Working in health? I’ve built a clinic platform: patient records, a 3D insole editor and printer output. What I build for clinics
Pricing
The price is on the page. So is the math. If you stop after week one Paid at the start €3,000 Refunded in fullWeek one −€3,000 What you end up paying €0
If you carry on with a website Week one, counted toward it €3,000 The rest, paid stage by stageStaged payments €13,000 Changes inside the scopeRevisions €0 If I underestimatedFixed price €0 Your fixed price for a website, from €16,000
The terms, in writing
Week one Refunded if you stop Week one is a fixed fee of €3,000, counted toward the project. Stop at the end of it and I refund it in full.
Staged payments Stop after any stage You pay per stage and can stop after any stage.
Revisions Until you sign off Changes inside the agreed scope of a stage are included until you sign it off.
The price on the quote is the price. If I underestimated, that is my cost.
Starting prices for a fixed scope: a website from €16,000, a landing page from €8,000. Yours comes in writing after the call, before you pay anything.
Method
What AI does, and what I never hand over. This is how one person ships what used to take a small studio. It is also why the price is fixed: you pay for the result, not for hours.
Ideas for your new site Example
Crossed out: A blog with three posts a week Crossed out: A chatbot on every page Crossed out: Twelve service pages, one per keyword One page that answers what buyers ask before they call Keep Crossed out: A members’ area
Stage Scope
Drawn by the software Reads the market, drafts options and does the first rough pass. Checked by me Decide what is worth building, and throw most of the drafts away.
Issued to you A scope and a fixed price, in writing. Labels for the button on your pricing page Example
Crossed out: Submit Crossed out: Click here Crossed out: Get started Book a 20-minute call Keep
Stage Design and build
Drawn by the software Generates variations and scaffolding, and runs the checks. Checked by me Draw it, write the parts that matter, and read every line that ships.
Issued to you A live link you can click from week one. Checks before launch, run twice Example
Tests Redirects Accessibility checks
Stage Launch
Drawn by the software Re-runs the tests, the redirects and the accessibility checks without getting bored. Checked by me Sign it off. My name is on it.
Issued to you A site you own, with a handover your team can run. Free
Check your own site before you call me. It reads your page the way a buyer and an AI crawler do, and draws you a marked-up sheet with what to fix first. No email asked.
Check your site Type what one new client leaves you. It shows how many the work has to bring in to pay for itself. I can’t promise you clients. I can do the division.
Run your payback Nothing published yet. The notes will be on what makes a website, a brand or a product pay: prices explained, teardowns and method.
Open the notebook
Let’s find out if this pays. A 20-minute call. Then a scope, a fixed price and a start date, in writing.
0 20 min A minute dial with the first twenty minutes hatched in orange: the length of the call. Stamped: free, nothing to prepare. You book
The time is yours Booked straight into my calendar. The confirmation and the invite come by email, a reminder the day before.
The call
20 minutes, free You tell me what you’re building and what done looks like. I tell you straight if I’m the right fit.
After the call
Scope and price, in writing You know the number before any work starts, and it doesn’t move once it’s written down.
Then
Week one A fixed €3,000 that counts toward the project. Stop at the end of it and I refund it in full.