How much does a freelance ecommerce developer cost?
Each project is priced on what it delivers, after the scope is clear, rather than on a published hourly rate. The published prices are the audits: a £500 health check, a £950 visual audit and a backend audit from £1,200.
Should I hire a freelancer or an agency?
An agency makes sense when the job genuinely needs several people working in parallel, or a partner badge is a contract requirement. A freelancer makes sense when you want the senior person doing the work rather than supervising it, and one line of contact. Plenty of projects suit either, and I’ll say which I think yours is.
Which service do I need if I can’t name the problem?
Start with a health check. It looks at one area of the store from the outside, costs £500, and tells you in plain English what is wrong, so the next spend is aimed at the right thing.
Do you work alongside an existing developer or agency?
Yes. I’ve spent much of my career inside agencies, and I can slot into an existing team, review someone else’s work, or take a specific piece off their hands.
Which platforms and languages do you work in?
Magento and Adobe Commerce, Shopify, WooCommerce and headless CMSs, in PHP and Laravel, Python and Django, and JavaScript and TypeScript with Next.js.
Do you work with clients outside the UK?
Yes. I’m based in North Wales and most clients are in the UK, the EU, the US and Canada, but I’m open to work from any country. Everything runs remotely by default, on the same written terms, with a deposit before work starts.