React Web Development

Know the scope before you commit. Then build.

Fixed-scope web development for service businesses: a React front end, or a full custom site build, depending on what the project needs. Builds and redesigns with the pages, the components, and the price agreed in writing before any code is written.

REVIEW ONLY

Technical Review

$400
one-time, delivered in about a week

A scoped look at an existing site before you commit to a build: what the code is doing, where it is slow, and what is actually worth changing.

  • Performance and Core Web Vitals profiling
  • Code and architecture review, in React or whatever you have
  • Accessibility and SEO-readiness spot check
  • A prioritized list of what to fix, rebuild, or leave alone
  • One call to walk through it and decide next steps
Start with a review
ONGOING

Ongoing React Development

$500 to $2,000/mo
scoped monthly, or billed per feature

For React front ends, or any existing site, that need steady maintenance and new features without hiring a full-time developer.

  • New features and components on a predictable cadence
  • Dependency upgrades and framework migrations
  • Bugs and performance regressions caught early
  • Monthly summary of what shipped and what is next
  • Direct access to me, not a rotating team
Ask about ongoing support

How It Works

start to finish
01

You share the codebase

Repo access and a short call about what the site needs to do. If there is no code yet, we start from the goals.

02

I run the review

A real read of the code and the running site, not a checklist. You get a prioritized plan and a fixed quote for the build.

03

We agree the scope in writing

The exact pages, components, and price, before any code is written. A change to scope is its own small quote.

04

I build and hand off

React web development done in the open, with regular check-ins. You end with clean, documented code and a walkthrough, whether I keep supporting it or not.

A Few Things People Ask

Can you just redesign my whole site for a flat fee?

Not sight unseen. A flat fee on an unknown codebase is how projects go badly for both of us. The review gives me enough to quote a real fixed price, and that price holds.

What if I already have designs?

Then we skip the design step and I build from them. The review and the fixed-scope quote work the same way.

Do you work in React only, or other stacks too?

Whatever the project already runs on. React is where I am fastest, but the review tells us whether keeping your existing stack or moving off it is the better call.

What happens after the build?

You own clean, documented code that any competent developer can pick up. Ongoing support is available if you want it, never required.

How do you handle scope creep?

The scope is written down before I start. New requests during the build get their own short quote rather than quietly expanding the original one. Nobody is surprised at the end.

Not sure what your site needs?

Send me the site or the repo and I will tell you honestly whether it is a fix, a rebuild, or fine as is.