Small edits to your site, without opening a project.
A new popup, a promo banner, a footer redo, a text change, an extra section. The small things you've been postponing for months because the agency bills them as projects. Here they're worth what they're worth: minutes of real work.
- !Add a popup or promo banner, and remove it when the campaign ends
- !Change texts, images, fonts, colours or alignment on a page
- !Edit the footer, the header or menu items
- !Add a new section: FAQ, info box, contact block
- !Fix a broken link or a button that leads nowhere
- !Match a page to the Figma or Adobe XD mockup you approved
- 01The agency turns 20 minutes of work into a quote worth hundreds
- 02Weeks of waiting for a comma out of place
- 03A ticket, an account manager and a PM for every button move
- 04The annual plan covers 'maintenance' but never the small job you need
- 05The fear that 'asking costs more than doing' — often true, elsewhere
- 06So you postpone, and the site stays stuck months in the past
A repeatable procedure, not guesswork.
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Send the edit
Page URL, what you want changed, a screenshot if you have one. That's it. No brief to fill in, no mandatory calls.
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Get the written estimate
Within 48 working hours I tell you how long it takes, in hours. If the edit takes 30 minutes, the estimate says 30 minutes.
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Work and report
I do it, test on desktop and mobile, and send you the report of what was done. I bill the real 30 minutes, not one more.
How much can it cost?
Indicative range. Final estimate after seeing the site.
A text, an image, a button, a link. The classic small job that elsewhere becomes a project.
Popup, banner, new section, menu item, info block. Mobile testing included.
Something that doesn't exist yet: multi-step form, search filter, integration. Written estimate first.
The questions I always get.
01Is it worth contacting you for a 20-minute edit?
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Yes. I bill in real 30-minute blocks: a 20-minute edit costs 30 minutes of work, €22.50. No minimum order, no plan to activate, no endless ticket.
02Do I need to explain the whole site or just the edit?
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Just the edit. The page URL and a description — ideally with a screenshot — of what you want changed is enough. If I need to understand how the page was built, that's on me.
03What if I need another edit later?
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Send a new task, get a new written estimate, we start again. No package to finish, no expiring retainer: you only pay for work done, every time.
04Do you also handle things bigger than a banner or a popup?
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Yes. From moving a footer to building new features — multi-step forms, search filters, API integrations. The method doesn't change: written estimate first, billed in real 30-minute blocks.