Websites that bring in work, and the internal tools your team opens every morning. Priced by what it does, not by how many pages it has.
$ domzlab build --client
✓ scope agreed, deposit taken
✓ design pass 01 shared
✓ database + api wired
✓ deployed to production
● supported after launch, not handed off and forgotten
The line between them is what the thing has to do, which is also how it gets priced.
Fast, mobile-first, and built to turn a search result into a phone call. No page builder, no theme with your logo dropped into it, the markup is written for your business.
Accounts, dashboards, booking, payments, real-time data. The software a team logs into every morning, which is a very different problem from a brochure site.
Native iOS built with React Native and Expo, from the first screen through TestFlight and App Store review. I have taken my own app through that process.
Pick a base, slot in the modules you need. This is the same maths behind the quote I would send you, so the figure here is the figure we would start from.
NO MODULES FITTED, BASE BUILD ONLY
Same scope. Their number carries an office, an account manager, and a project manager. Mine does not.
A starting point, not a binding quote. I confirm a real number in writing once I understand the project.
PROBLEMThe first barbershop in Chelsea, cutting hair on W 23rd St since 1959, with a web presence working against it: no site of their own, a hijacked Google Maps listing pointing customers at a gambling site, and every competitor in the neighborhood running the same interchangeable booking-app template.
BUILT"Golden Hour", a custom one-pager designed from scratch to feel like standing in front of the shop in late afternoon: warm cream and brass, like the brick and the gold-leaf window. A pinned video hero the page glides over, the full price board with hover price-lines and a spinning barber pole, barber cards that deep-link straight into the shop's existing Setmore booking, a nine-photo collage of real cuts, and a black-glass Est. 1959 heritage panel. Under the hood: structured data down to the menu prices, ~5MB total with the video, and the rescued Maps listing now pointing at the real site.
PROBLEMChoosing what to watch takes longer than watching it. Every service has its own catalogue, its own recommendations, and no sense of what you actually like.
BUILTA trailer-first discovery feed you swipe through, backed by a taste engine that learns from what you watch, skip, and linger on. Plus a full companion web app at trailr.tv with movie, person, and list pages, search, and accounts.
PROBLEMA local delivery business running on phone calls, text messages, and a paper ledger. No way to see what had been ordered, what was owed, or which customers were regulars.
BUILTA complete platform: customer ordering, loyalty rewards, scheduling, live order dashboards, finance tools, and role-based admin access. The first software I built that people depended on daily.
Optional, month to month, cancel any time. You own the site either way. Care-plan clients also get a full rebuild at half price every two years.
Four questions and your details. The estimate updates as you answer.