An extra pair of hands on WordPress
My name is Dominik Stibora and I build WordPress sites as a subcontractor for agencies and people who buy paid media. The client stays yours. I only ever speak to you.
Small changes come back by the next working day, and you get an estimate for bigger ones the same day. You pay for the first job only once it is done and you are happy with it.
The short version
- What I take on: landing pages for campaigns, extra pages on an existing site, fixes and changes to sites I did not build, migrations to another host, and whole smaller builds.
- Speed: small changes come back by the next working day, and estimates for bigger jobs the same day.
- A first job with no risk: you pay only once it is done and you are happy with it.
- Capacity: open, around 20 hours a week.
- Rate: £32 an hour. My invoices carry no VAT, as I am not VAT registered.
- My estimate is a cap. If the work runs over, the extra hours are not billed.
- The order of work: backup first, then test on a copy of the site, and only what works goes live.
How I work
A link and one sentence is enough
Send a link and one sentence about what is needed. The same day you hear how many hours it will take and when it will be done. You do not need to supervise anything: the backup, the test on a copy and the handover are on me.
You get the estimate before the work, and it is a cap
Anything over it is not billed. You know the maximum before anyone starts, and the risk of a bad estimate sits with me rather than with you. For a supplier you have never worked with, that seems to me the only fair way round.
I promise a method, not a result
Backup first. Then the change goes on a copy of the site. Only what passes there goes anywhere near the live one. On someone else’s site that I am seeing for the first time, nobody can honestly promise an outcome. What can be promised is a way of getting there without breaking what already runs.
Built to fit, not from a template
I do not build from ready-made themes or in page builders like Elementor. Each page is put together for the site it goes on, so it fits what is already there and does not carry the bloat that templates bring with them.
I use AI tools and I do not hide it
Every change is tested on a copy, and only what works goes live. What I bring is knowing when the output is wrong and being able to say why. That is the part the tool does not do for you.
Where I am and how that works
I work from Prague as a registered sole trader in the Czech Republic, business ID 29510023.
Capacity and rate
Capacity is open, around 20 hours a week. Small changes come back by the next working day, bigger jobs by the estimate.
£32 an hour. I track the hours and itemise them on the invoice. Getting to know your particular site is billed. Learning something new is not.
The estimate is a cap. If I guess low, that is my problem, not your invoice.
What I cannot show you yet
I do not have finished client sites to show you. I have not been doing this long. I am not going to dress that up as confidentiality.
The sample of my work is this site. I built it, wrote it and maintain it myself. It runs on WordPress and I deploy changes to it with a script of my own through the REST API.
Behind that there is a four year diploma in reproduction graphics for media: typography, typesetting, preparing files for print and checking print quality. On a website it shows up in the type, the spacing, and whether a page holds together.
You do not have to take my word for it. You pay for the first job only once it is done and you are happy with it. You will see what working with me is like before you pay for it.
Got something sitting on your desk?
Tell me what it is and I will come back the same day with an estimate in hours. The estimate is a cap.