Capacity when you need it, invisible when you don't
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Sound familiar?
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How it works
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Your brand, your client relationship. NDAs welcome — your clients never need to know I exist.
I work in your repos, your ticketing system and your Slack — like a team member, not a vendor.
Day rate or fixed price, one-off project or a retainer of regular days each month.
15+ years of WordPress and PHP — code your in-house team can pick up without a handover meeting.
What I can take off your plate
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Placeholder testimonial — ideally from an agency: dependable under deadline, easy to brief, clients none the wiser.