A freelancer's price. Work held to an agency's standard.

Nobody sits between you and the keyboard: no account manager, no project manager, no subcontractor billed on top. That is what keeps the price down. And before we pitch you an audit or a store, we run our own: two stores that take payments every day, a media site published in several languages, a course platform in production. These are not references we cite, they are addresses you can open.

Describe your project and you get a written estimate within two business days. No mandatory call: all of it can be handled by email.

Websites and stores Search Paid media Measurement and conversion Custom software Automation Maintenance Training
citydogslife.com
Home page of CityDogsLife, our city-dog media
omnilearn.org
Home page of the OmniLearning course platform
post.omnilearn.org
Interface of the OmniPost publishing tool
Three products we run ourselves: a media site, a course platform, a publishing tool. Screenshots taken from the sites as they run; the addresses are in the bars, go and check.
2
online stores you can open right now, live: taking payments every day
2,772
product listings kept current across both, no manual retyping
1
VPS, ours, running everything above, backed up and monitored
48 h
business hours to get a written price, not a sales call

We take the whole job, not a slice of it.

Most projects touch two or three of these at once. That is exactly why we keep them together: a rebuilt site with no measurement proves nothing, and a campaign plugged into a broken checkout burns the budget.

Websites, stores and web apps

Build, rebuild, or take over a job someone left half-finished. We stay on the platform you already use: switching tools always costs more than planned, and rarely for good reasons.

  • Marketing and corporate sites
  • Shopify and WooCommerce stores
  • Next.js, React, PHP applications
  • Rebuilds without losing rankings
  • Product pages, checkout, payments
  • Multilingual, multi-market, multi-currency
  • Intranet, customer portal, extranet
  • Loading speed, Core Web Vitals
  • Accessibility and mobile behaviour
  • Copywriting and page layout
From $2,500A site: 2 to 6 weeks. An application: up to 10.

Traffic and visibility

We start by looking at what you already pay for and what it actually returns. Until that number is trustworthy, adding budget just gets you to the same place faster.

  • Technical and editorial SEO
  • Content, clusters, internal linking
  • Link building and publisher outreach
  • Google Ads, Shopping, Performance Max
  • Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn
  • Product feeds and Merchant Center
  • Email and automated follow-ups
  • Taking over mis-configured accounts
From $900/monthOr as a short fixed-price job

Measurement, data and conversion

The most frequently broken part of a business, and the least visible. An ad account optimising against phantom conversions costs money daily and never raises an alarm.

  • GA4, Tag Manager, server-side tracking
  • Consent and Consent Mode
  • Reliable e-commerce conversion data
  • Decision dashboards
  • Checkout funnel audit
  • A/B tests and page optimisation
  • Attribution and margin reporting
  • Data clean-up and migration
  • Automatic alerts on anomalies
  • Documented tagging plan
Included in the $1,200 auditWritten report, fixes applied

Custom software, automation, applied AI

For when off-the-shelf does not fit, or costs more per year than writing it once would. Code and accounts come out in your name: nothing forces you to come back to us.

  • Line-of-business apps, back offices
  • APIs and integrations between tools
  • ERP, CRM and accounting connectors
  • Automation of repetitive work
  • Import, export, synchronisation
  • Models hosted on your side, off-cloud
  • Document and invoice extraction
  • Rescuing an abandoned build
From $3,000Code and repository handed over

Maintenance and hosting

Updates, verified backups, monitoring, security patches, on-call for incidents. Your server or ours, your choice.

Training and handover

Your team takes over: remote sessions, written documentation, recordings. We explain what we did, not only how to click.

Fixes and second opinions

A broken site, a quote from someone else you want reviewed, a supplier who left without the credentials. Short engagement, billed by the day.

Quote in two daysA written price and scope, not a vague range.
Fixed priceAgreed before we start. Surprises get discussed, not invoiced by default.
Everything in writingEmail updates and written reports. Calls stay available, never required.
No lock-inCode, repositories, accounts and domains in your name from day one.

What we built, and where to go and see it

None of these is a demo: they sell, they publish, they take payments. We wrote them and we run them, so we can publish the figures and defend them line by line. What we do not have yet is a client reference to show: the studio is young. When we have one it will be named here, with that client's agreement, and not before.

artistrybynumbers.com
ArtistryByNumbers product page
Online store
143 → 35carts opened against checkouts reached, measured before the fix

Neither the price nor the product. On iPhone, two overlays sat on the payment button: the consent banner and a newsletter pop-up. Spotted on a session recording, fixed and shipped on 27 July.

We do not have a full month of hindsight since the fix. The figure after it will be published here, whatever it says.
voltelan.com
Voltelan store catalogue
Catalogue
262 listingskept current in two languages, no re-typing

Prices, stock, translations and images move between supplier and store without us touching them. What is left to do by hand fits in a daily report we read over coffee.

The catalogue can double without the admin time moving. Count the listings yourself, the store's sitemap is public.
techpulsedaily.io
TechPulse Daily home page
Editorial media
14 articleslive, countable in the public sitemap

Writing, translation, illustration and publishing run on a machine sitting in the office. No text leaves for a third-party AI provider, which settles the confidentiality question before anyone asks it.

The cost of producing a page no longer scales with volume. The bottleneck is elsewhere, in search rankings, and that is what we are working on right now.

The rest of the lineup

  • citydogslife.comMedia site about dogs in cities. 183 articles, monetised through Amazon and CJ affiliate links.
  • omnilearn.orgCourse platform: catalogue, accounts, progress tracking. Next.js and Postgres, on our own server.
  • post.omnilearn.orgScheduled publishing to social networks. Next.js, deployed under Docker.
  • toolpackhub.infoSocial account management, interface translated into eight languages.
  • occasionalchef.comRecipe generator in PHP: accounts, MySQL database, editorial content and affiliate links.
  • omnilearning.techThis site. No framework, no client-side rendering: static pages produced by a Python script and served by nginx.

From the first email to going live

The same sequence for a marketing site and for a line-of-business application. Only the duration changes.

Written scoping

You describe the need in the form. We ask our questions by email and restate what we understood. Nothing starts on a misunderstanding.

Fixed quote

Within two business days: scope, price, lead time, what is included and what is not. Two options when several routes are defensible.

Build

A written progress note every week and a staging environment open at all times. You watch the work move without having to ask.

Handover and after

Go-live, credentials transferred, documentation, thirty days of fixes included. Maintenance afterwards if you want it, not by default.

What it costs.

Prices in US dollars, invoiced by the LLC. For a business inside the European Union the invoice carries no VAT and you account for it yourself under the reverse charge; your accountant will know the drill. Wire or card.

Audit and action plan

$1,2005 to 8 days
  • Review of the site, the accounts and the tracking
  • Issues ranked by their effect on revenue
  • Quick fixes applied during the audit
  • A written report another supplier could act on
Request this audit

Monthly retainer

$900 – $4,500/monthNo lock-in period
  • An agreed volume of hours, carried over month to month
  • Maintenance, improvements, campaigns, content
  • A monthly report with numbers, not a vanity dashboard
  • Cancel with thirty days' notice
Discuss a retainer

An audit fee is credited against the project if it starts within sixty days. Tight budget, or a non-profit: say so in your request and we cut the scope rather than the quality.

Tell us what you need. We come back with a price.

This form does exactly one thing: prepare an email in your own mail client with your answers already laid out. Nothing is stored on this site, and nothing leaves until you press send in your own mail software.

If nothing opens, your browser has no mail client attached: copy the brief and send it to contact@omnilearning.tech. Your answers are neither stored nor transmitted until you send the email yourself.

What you get back

A written estimate with the scope, the price, the lead time and what stays on your side. If something is missing, we ask by email before putting a number on it.

If we are not the right fit

We say so, and we explain why. An honest opinion costs less than a badly started engagement, for both sides.

Practical details

Reply
within 2 business days
Languages
English, French
Time zones
Europe and North America
Invoicing
USD, by the LLC

Wyoming for the invoice, Europe for the work

OmniLearn Studio is the services arm of OmniLearnConsultingCommerce LLC, registered in Wyoming. We invoice in dollars from the United States, we work from Europe, and we run our own stores, media sites and platforms. What we install on your side, we use on ours first.

The studio is one full-time person, Hamza Abid, who writes the code, plus outside help brought in when a job needs copywriting, illustration or translation. So you get a single point of contact from quote to handover, and it is the one with his hands in the project.

Entity
OmniLearnConsultingCommerce LLC
Registration
Wyoming, United States
EIN
32-0835917
Activity
technical services and owned products
Products run
e-commerce, media, e-learning, internal tools

The questions that keep coming up

Can everything be handled by email, without calls?

Yes, and that is our default. Scoping, quoting, progress notes and handover all happen in writing. Written words can be re-read six months later; a call cannot. If a topic goes faster out loud, we suggest it and you decide.

Do you only do artificial intelligence?

No. AI is one tool among others and it fits only part of the work. Most of what we do is development, search, measurement and day-to-day operations. When a project does not need AI, we do not sell it.

Do you work with small businesses?

Yes, starting at a marketing site or an audit. The process is the same, only the scope changes. Put your budget in the request: we would rather split a project in two stages than deliver a rushed version of all of it.

Who owns what you produce?

You do, entirely, at handover: source code, repository, documentation, admin accounts, domain names. We keep no piece that would force you to stay with us.

Will you take over a project someone else started?

Yes, and we did it on our own sites first, this one included: its first version was inherited, then rebuilt. We start with a short paid assessment, because inherited code hides things no honest quote can price blind. If taking it over costs more than rebuilding, we say so.

Can our data stay on our side?

Yes. When confidentiality requires it, we deploy the models and the processing on your hardware or on a dedicated server. That is what we do for our own editorial chain: no content passes through an external API.

How many of you are there?

One full-time, plus specialists brought in case by case. That is enough for a site, a store, a line-of-business application or the rescue of an ad account; it is not enough for a job that needs five developers running in parallel. If yours is one of those, we will say so at the quote stage rather than six weeks in.

What does a US invoice complicate for a European company?

Almost nothing. The invoice is in dollars and carries no VAT: you account for it under the reverse charge, the same as any service bought outside the European Union. If you are ordering as a private individual, say so in the request: the tax treatment differs and we put it on the quote.

How does payment work?

Thirty per cent on order, the balance on delivery for a fixed-price project. Monthly in advance for a retainer. Invoiced by the LLC, in dollars, itemised.

Tell us where it hurts.

A reply within two business days, with a first written opinion even if we are not the right people for the job.

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