Nine working builds you can click
through, one per kind of business. Two are real clients, shown with their
permission and with every booking, member and figure invented; the rest are demo businesses
that do not exist. Each card says which.
Tell me what you need it to do, and I'll tell you what it costs.
One plan, plus the modules you actually run on. Any two plans combine, and nothing
you don't use is in the price. You shouldn't have to ask for a number before you know
whether you can afford it.
First — what kind of business is it?
This just fills in the questions below. Change any of them
afterwards; nothing here is locked.
What do you need it to do?
Tick only what you'd pay to have. If you're managing fine without it, leave it —
most businesses tick one, and a website that shows people what you do is included
either way.
And what happens around the job?
Most businesses do at least the first one somewhere — on paper, in a
notebook, or in their head at 11pm.
Your answers so far
Answer the questions above
Nothing here is a commitment. If none of it fits, the last
question is always "message me" — some jobs don't belong on a price list.
Add-ons, billing and what the price doesn’t includeOperations · terms · domain
Pay monthly and cancel at month-end, or pay six or twelve months up front and save around
12% or 17%. Combine any two plans and save B$100 on the build and B$15 a month. Every plan
includes hosting, the users listed, and up to one hour a month of fixes and small changes —
two hours with Operations, three with Operations Pro. Unused hours roll over for up to three
months, and beyond the allowance it's B$20.00 an hour. Extra users are B$3.00 each a month
on any plan. Prices do not include a domain name — you register it in your own
name and it stays yours; I set it up and point it at the site.
Your data is yours.Customers, orders and bookings — exported and handed over within 14 days of asking.
Nothing auto-renews.A term ends when it ends, and I have to come and ask you to continue.
Cancel any time.Over WhatsApp or email; a monthly plan runs to the end of the month you’ve paid for.
Written down.Terms, prices and governing law (Brunei Darussalam). I keep the code unless we agree a transfer.
How it goes
Start to handover
Six steps, from your first message to handoverDeposit · build · live
You message meTell me what the business does. I'll tell you which plan
fits and what it costs, or say plainly that none of them do.
DepositWork starts on a deposit against the build fee. The balance is
due on deployment.
I build itFrom your own photos, prices and words. I'll ask for the facts
I need rather than invent them — an invented price on your own website is worse than a
blank space.
You look at itOn a real link, on your phone, before anyone else sees it.
Changes at this stage are part of the build.
It goes liveOn your domain, with the hosting handled. Then the monthly
plan starts.
HandoverA short written guide to running it yourself, plus my WhatsApp
for the things that break.
Who you're working with
One person
My name is Izzi Adi and IAstudio is me. That is my actual face, and I am
the one who will answer, build it, and fix it at nine on a Saturday.
Before this I ran Byrdhouse and
empat.co,
so I have been on your side of the counter. These plans are the things I needed then and
could not buy.
I work with AI tooling on the build side; that is how one person can do this at these
prices. What you're paying for is the person who chose the typeface, checked the contrast
and read your menu properly — and who says so when a job doesn't fit a plan.
Message me
Tell me what the business does and I'll tell you which plan fits — usually in one
message, and usually the same day.