FAST DEV 240:00
You write
Two sentences — in the form below or on Telegram: what your business does, and what a visitor should do on the site.
Fixed price · Pay after delivery
Your website goes live tomorrow.
$0 until you see your finished site live. Built in 24 hours, or no deal — and you owe nothing.
For the roofer, the salon, the shop on Main Street. You describe the business in two sentences. I send a fixed price in fifteen minutes. The finished site is live within twenty-four hours. You pay only once you have seen it working.
- 112 sites built
- 15 min to a price
- 24 h to a live site
Either way you get one fixed number, usually within 15 minutes. Miss the deadline and the agreement is cancelled, so you owe nothing. See price ranges
0:15
Fixed price
One number, agreed before anything starts. It does not move later, and there is nothing to pay yet.
0:30
The clock starts
You confirm the scope. Only now do the twenty-four hours begin — not when you first said hello.
24:30
Live, then paid
You open the finished site on a real address. If you like it, you pay. If I am late, the deal is off and you owe nothing.
Who builds it
Paul builds the sites. All of them.
One person, not an agency. I write the words, draw the layout, code the page and put it online, and I read and answer your messages myself. Based in Poland, working with small businesses in the US and the UK.
- What I build: one-page sites, multi-page sites, online shops and redesigns, at a fixed price of $50 to 200, live within 24 hours.
- What I do not: apps, bots, subscription platforms, and promises about where you will rank on Google.
- How to reach me: the form on this page, Telegram, or price@fastdev24.com. You get a price within fifteen minutes.
The obvious question
Why it can be this cheap and this fast
A few hundred dollars in a day sounds too good to be true, so here is the catch, stated plainly: I did not find a shortcut through the work itself. I took out everything that was never the work in the first place.
One kind of work, repeated
I build small business websites and nothing else. No apps, no dashboards, no custom platforms. The tenth dentist's site is not the first one: every decision has already been made and tested, so the day goes into your business rather than into working out the shape of the job.
No meetings, ever
Everything happens in writing, in the gaps between your customers. No kickoff call, no scheduling, no slide deck about my process. Most projects need around a dozen messages from you in total, and you can send them at midnight if that is when you are free.
Nothing to cancel later
No monthly fee, no minimum term, no account to close. The price you agree is the entire cost. There is no second invoice, and nothing renews. A cheap price usually hides a subscription somewhere; here there is nowhere for it to hide.
Changes on the same day
When you see the site and want the headline reworded or a photo swapped, that lands within hours, not next week. One round of changes is included in the price you already agreed, and none of it reopens the number or restarts the clock.
Each demo built in a day
This Week's Picks · Media · weekly video selection with built-in player $50
Amerigo · Freight platform · redesign of the front page $50
Cafe Luna's Ray · Cafe · one-page site with menu and hours $50
Clara Mono · Wedding photographer · one-page site with a booking form $50
Ember Coffee Roasters · Coffee roaster · shop with cart and subscriptions $200
Six of the sites, as they open on a laptop
Each one is a working page at a real address, not a mock-up. Open any of them and click around.
This Week's Picks · Media · weekly video selection with built-in player $50
Amerigo · Freight platform · redesign of the front page $50
Cafe Luna's Ray · Cafe · one-page site with menu and hours $50
Clara Mono · Wedding photographer · one-page site with a booking form $50
Ember Coffee Roasters · Coffee roaster · shop with cart and subscriptions $200
Four things I build
Fixed prices, agreed up front
The range depends on how many pages and how much writing I do. You get your exact number in fifteen minutes, before any work begins.
| Design agency | Website builder | Fast Dev 24 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs | $2,000–8,000 typical | $23–39 a month, forever | $50–200 once |
| Over five years | plus redesigns | about $1,400 and still renting | what you paid on day one |
| How long | weeks to months | your evenings, indefinitely | 24 hours |
| Who owns it | you, after the invoice | you rent it; stop paying and it goes dark | you, source files included |
| What you risk | deposit up front | a subscription you may not use | nothing until you see it live |
Agency and builder figures checked against published 2026 pricing in September 2026. Builder prices are annual-billing rates for a business plan.
One-page site
$50single page, one goal
- Contact or booking form
- Works on every phone
- Live address included
Multi-page site
$75 – 150four to eight pages
- Services, about, contact
- Map and click-to-call
- Set up to be found — details below
Online shop
$175 – 200products and checkout
- Up to ten products
- Cart and card payments
- Product pages that sell
Redesign
$100 – 150the site you already have
- Your text and photos kept
- Fixed on phones
- Faster to load
Bigger sites and extras: all prices public.
Up to 50 pages without the extras below, the price stays within the ranges above, never over $200. Beyond that it adds up from this list:
- each page over 50 (every language version counts): $3
- card payments with orders (already in a shop's price): $50
- regular payments, subscriptions: $65
- booking with a calendar: $50
- customer logins: $75, each extra kind of user: $30
- a link to your CRM, warehouse or courier: $35 each
Small fixes · not full sites
Not a full site — one thing on the site you already have, done in two hours.
First screen rebuild
$30
The top of your page — the part people read before deciding whether to stay. New layout, new words, a phone number they can tap. Two hours from the moment your text and photos are with me.
Mobile rescue
$40
Your site works on a computer and falls apart on a phone. This fixes exactly that — readable text, tappable buttons, nothing sliding sideways. Your design stays yours. Two hours.
Same rules as everything else here: you see it finished before you pay, and I fix anything off for seven days. Spelled out in the terms.
The deal, in one place
Eight rules I work by
Each one is written into the terms, and none of them changes once the price is agreed.
- The price is fixed before I start
- One number, agreed in writing. It does not move later, whatever I find along the way.
- The clock starts when you confirm the scope
- Not when you first write to me, and not while I am still asking questions.
- Live in 24 hours from that moment
- On a real address you can open on your phone and send to anyone.
- You pay after you have seen it working
- Nothing up front. No deposit, no card on file, no invoice before the site exists.
- If I am late, the deal is off
- The agreement is cancelled and you owe nothing at all.
- One round of changes is included
- Wording, photographs, the order of blocks and contact details, within 24 hours of delivery.
- Everything is yours once you pay
- Source files, the address, every account I set up. Host it anywhere.
- What I cannot make better, I leave alone
- A good site is worth more than my fee.
In the price
What the number covers
No line items added later. If something here turns out not to apply to you, the price does not go up to compensate.
- Design, copy and build — the whole site, not a template filled in
- Hosting on my server, free of charge — the site is yours, and on request I hand over the files and move it to your own account
- Your Google Business Profile set up or cleaned up, if you have one
- Google Analytics and Search Console connected at handover
- Every source file, yours to take anywhere
- Changes during the build — they are part of the price, not extra
- Seven days after launch: anything broken in my work, fixed free
No surprises
What I build — and what I don't
Saying this out loud costs me some enquiries. It saves you a week of finding out the slow way.
I build
- Websites for small businesses that need customers to call, book or buy
- Online shops up to ten products
- Redesigns of sites that look dated on a phone
- A landing page about your app — the page, not the app
I don't
- Phone apps for the App Store or Google Play
- Desktop programs or internal tools your staff log into
- Chatbots on Telegram, Discord or WhatsApp
- Marketplaces with several sellers, or anything at that scale
Before you pay
What happens after I deliver
The questions people hesitate to ask, answered without being asked. Every one of them is a way small businesses get burned.
You own all of it
You see the finished site working on a real address before you pay anything. The moment you do, everything is yours in writing: source files, the address, every account I set up. Host it anywhere, hand it to another developer, or leave it with me. Nothing is locked, and there is no account of mine you would have to close.
One round of changes, included
Within 24 hours of delivery, at no extra cost:
- Wording anywhere on the site
- Swapping photographs
- Reordering the blocks
- Fixing contact details
New pages or new features are a second order, quoted separately. I say so now rather than after.
Seven days of standing behind it
If the site breaks through a fault of mine in the first week, I fix it, free. After that it is your site and any developer can work on it — or write to me and I will quote the job.
There is no maintenance contract, because there is nothing you need to keep paying for.
Search: exactly what is included
- Title and description on every page
- Headings ordered by meaning
- Captions on images
- Sitemap and robots file
- Your business marked up: name, address, hours, phone
- Fast loading, correct on phones
What I will not do is promise you a position in Google. Where you rank depends on your competitors, your reviews and how long you have been trading — anyone guaranteeing page one is selling you something else.
Straight answers
Questions people actually ask
When do the twenty-four hours start?
When you confirm the scope, not when you first message me. You can take a day to think it over; the clock waits for you.
What happens if you are late?
The agreement is cancelled and you owe nothing. There is no discount to negotiate and no half-finished site to argue about.
How do I pay once I approve the site?
Three ways, whichever suits you. A Revolut link takes all major debit and credit cards and Apple Pay. PayPal takes a balance payment, or a card through my donation link if you have no PayPal account. Stablecoin (USDT or USDC) works too. Payment is due only after you have seen the finished site working.
Can the price change while you work?
No. The number agreed in the first fifteen minutes is the number you pay. If you ask for something outside that scope, I quote it separately and you decide.
Someone quoted me half that. Why should I pay more?
You may not need to. The comparison worth making is not the two numbers but whether they cover the same thing: how many pages, who writes the words, how many rounds of changes, who owns the files afterwards, and what happens if the date is missed. Send me what they quoted and I will go through it line by line. If it covers the same ground and you trust them, take it.
Who changes the phone number when it changes?
You do, in the site's own panel — text, phone, opening hours, prices, photos. Every site comes with one: you log in with a password, and the change is live within a minute, without me and without paying anyone. You also receive the source files, so anyone else can work on the site too. New pages or new sections are quoted as new work.
What do you need from me to start?
What your business does, what a visitor should do on the site, and any text or photos you already have. If you have none, say so — I write the words and leave clearly marked gaps for the facts only you know, like your phone number and opening hours.
Three ways to get a site
The difference is not the price. It is who carries the risk.
An agency
- When you pay
- Up front, or in stages
- How long
- Weeks of meetings and drafts
- Who owns it
- You, once the invoice clears
- If it goes wrong
- Change orders, extra hours
A site builder
- When you pay
- Every month, for as long as the site exists
- How long
- Your evenings, for as long as it takes
- Who owns it
- They do. Stop paying and the site goes
- If it goes wrong
- A support forum
Fast Dev 24
- When you pay
- Once, after you have seen it working
- How long
- 24 hours from agreeing the scope
- Who owns it
- You. One file: host it anywhere, hand it to anyone
- If it goes wrong
- Miss the day and you owe nothing at all
No queue right now: confirm the scope today and your 24 hours start today.
Already have a site?
Free check, no strings. I measure, you decide.
I open your site on a phone and measure what a visitor actually gets: how long it takes to load, whether your phone number is one tap away, whether the page slides sideways. Plain numbers, in writing, within the hour. No sales call, no account to create.
Nothing to lose
Send two sentences. Get a price in fifteen minutes.
No deposit, no contract to sign before I start, and no payment until the site is live and you are happy with it.
Prefer to just write? Every one of these reaches me directly. I answer within 15 minutes.