I'm one person in New York City, with a mechanical engineering degree from Virginia Tech and a working life spent in software. You get professional work without paying agency prices for it.
If it's a file on a screen, there's a good chance I can make it. Ask even if it isn't listed. The worst answer is no.
Editing, cuts for social, subtitles, dubbing into other languages, voiceover, product videos, cleanup of shaky or badly lit footage.
Logos, flyers, menus, business cards, social graphics, photo retouching, product shots, 3D product renders.
A site that loads fast on a phone, a landing page for a campaign, an online store, or a simple iOS and Android app.
Google and Meta campaigns, plus the images and video that go in them.
Spreadsheets, data cleanup, document formatting, translation, transcription, and small automations that save you an hour a day.
An agency has an office, a sales team and account managers, and every quote they send has to cover all of it. I have none of that. You talk to the person doing the work, so you pay for the work and nothing else.
I check everything before it reaches you. If it isn't right, you don't pay for it.
I'm new, so these are pieces I made myself, not client jobs. They're labelled as concepts because saying otherwise would be a bad way to start.
Concept site for a local contractor. Quote form beside the headline, one page per service for ad traffic.
Concept Google campaign. The ad promises a price, the landing page repeats it, the form asks four questions.
Concept Instagram campaign built around one offer, with a matching page instead of the homepage.
Four steps, no surprises in the middle.
Send what you need by phone, WhatsApp or the form. Files, links, rough notes are fine.
You get a price and a date before anything starts. No hourly billing, no surprises.
Usually within a few days. Small jobs often same day.
You say what's wrong, I fix it, you get the files. They're yours to keep and edit.
Some work needs a licensed professional, and some work I just won't take. Being clear about it saves us both time.
If your job needs a licensed architect or engineer, hire one. I can help with the marketing side around it.