Do I have to leave my platform?

No. In most cases you should not. Your platform does one thing well, and that part stays. I build around it and connect to it.

Why not a platform expert or an agency?

If the job is inside the platform, pages, funnels or settings, hire an expert from the platform's own directory. They are good at that. An agency is good at launches. My work sits outside both: payments in your own account, books that close themselves, numbers in one place, a site on your domain. That is engineering, and it is rarely on their menu.

By card on a secure payment page, in EUR. Projects and the care plan can also go by wire, in EUR, USD or GBP. You get a proper invoice every time.

What do you need from me for the audit?

Read-only access to your platform, payment account and analytics, plus one 30 minute call. I never need your passwords.

What if the audit says everything is fine?

Then you have a written second opinion and a list of small fixes you can do yourself. That happens, and it is a good outcome.

Who owns what you build?

You do. The code, the hosting account, the domain, the payment account and the data all sit in your name from day one.

What if you disappear?

Everything is documented and in your accounts. Any competent developer can take over from the handover notes. That is the point of owning it.

Keep your platform.
Own everything around it.

Payments, accounting, numbers and website, built around the platform you already use. One engineer, fixed prices, pay by card or wire.

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Fixed prices. No retainer to start.

The bundle was easy on day one. It is expensive on day one thousand.

The checkout is not yours

Its fee on every sale, its one currency, its short list of payment methods. A buyer in India and a buyer in Zurich see the same price, and neither can pay the way they are used to. You lose the first and underprice the second.

Your numbers live in six tabs

Revenue in one tool, customers in another, traffic in a third. Month end means copying numbers into a spreadsheet. Then your accountant asks for the same thing again.

Your site looks like everyone else's

Same template, same checkout page, same limits as every other business on the platform. Every layout change is a workaround. The one thing you want is the one thing the builder cannot do.

Everything around the platform

The platform stays where it is. Moving it is hard and rarely worth it. The four pieces around it are where the money and the freedom are, and payments come first, because that is where the money leaks.

Payments on your terms

A payment account in your name, connected to the platform you already use. Prices per country, local payment methods, installments where buyers expect them, coupons that behave. Fewer hands between the buyer and your bank account, and every sale recorded where you can see it. Buyers pay the way they are used to paying.

Accounting that closes itself

Every sale, refund and fee matched into your accounting system automatically. Month end is a glance, not a weekend. Your accountant gets clean books without asking you for exports.

One place for your numbers

Your platform, your payment account, your newsletter and every channel with an API, pulled into one dashboard every morning. You see what sells and what is noise.

A website that is yours

A fast site on your own domain, designed for your brand, not the platform's template. Landing pages, waitlists and launches in hours, not support tickets. The platform stays linked behind it.

And sometimes, fewer tools

Owning more does not mean adding more. Part of the work is removing tools a small team cannot feed, and lowering the monthly bill while doing it.

See the audit

Start small. Grow only if the audit earns it.

No retainer on day one. The audit is paid by card. The rest is quoted in writing and paid per milestone, by card or wire.

Platform audit

Start here

EUR 1,200

Paid by card. Delivered in 5 business days.

Your whole stack mapped: tools, monthly costs, who owns what data
Payment setup and pricing reviewed, country by country
The automations that will break next, and why
A written plan in priority order, plus a recorded walkthrough

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Credited in full against your first project.

Build project

From

EUR 6,000

Quoted after the audit. Paid per milestone, by card or wire.

One bounded build: payments, accounting sync, numbers or website
Fixed scope, written quote, no hourly surprises
You own the code, the accounts and the domain
Handover documented so anyone can take over

Talk about a project

Care plan

EUR 1,000

per month

For what I built. Cancel any month.

Hosting, uptime and updates handled
Small changes and new landing pages included
A short monthly report on numbers and costs
One person who already knows your setup

Ask about care

Card payments run on a secure iyzico checkout.

One business, every layer, since 2021

Since 2021 I have been the developer behind ArjanCodes. It uses Kajabi as its course player and owns everything around it: payments, accounting, numbers, website and team sales. Not a project. The whole thing, every week.

Your platform is probably a different one. The calls are the same: what to keep, what to replace, when to add a tool and when to take one away. Some of those calls I got wrong first. That is the useful part.

Read the case study

Payments
Connected Stripe to Kajabi for prices per country and more ways to pay.
Accounting
Every Stripe transaction matched into the accounting system automatically. No month-end exports.
Numbers
YouTube, LinkedIn, Stripe and more pulled into one set of metrics the team reads every week.
Website
Moved the website off Kajabi to a custom site with far more room to design and launch. Kajabi stayed as the course player.
Fewer tools
Moved the newsletter and forms to a dedicated email tool, then back into Kajabi when feeding it took more time than it was worth. Lower bill, less to maintain. Knowing when to undo is part of the job.

See it live: arjancodes.com and business.arjancodes.com.

Four steps. Each one optional after the last.

01
A 20 minute call
You tell me what hurts. I tell you honestly whether I can help. No slides.
02
The audit
You pay by card, share read access, and get the report and walkthrough within 5 business days.
03
The build
If the plan is worth it, I quote one bounded project. Milestones, written scope, your accounts.
04
Care
I keep it running and keep improving it, month by month, for as long as it is useful.

Tim on a hillside at sunset, mountains behind him and the sea below.

Hi, I'm Tim.

I am one engineer, not an agency. Since 2021 I have been the developer behind one business that keeps its platform and owns the rest: the payments, the automations, the numbers, the website, and the hundred small decisions in between.

I take on a small number of clients at a time, two days a week, so each one gets the person who did the work, not a handover. I build complex things as simply as possible. I will tell you when the simple answer is to change nothing.

Based in Antalya, working with clients in Europe and the US.

More about me

The ones everyone asks

Do I have to leave my platform?: No. In most cases you should not. Your platform does one thing well, and that part stays. I build around it and connect to it.
Why not a platform expert or an agency?: If the job is inside the platform, pages, funnels or settings, hire an expert from the platform's own directory. They are good at that. An agency is good at launches. My work sits outside both: payments in your own account, books that close themselves, numbers in one place, a site on your domain. That is engineering, and it is rarely on their menu.
How do I pay?: By card on a secure payment page, in EUR. Projects and the care plan can also go by wire, in EUR, USD or GBP. You get a proper invoice every time.
What do you need from me for the audit?: Read-only access to your platform, payment account and analytics, plus one 30 minute call. I never need your passwords.
What if the audit says everything is fine?: Then you have a written second opinion and a list of small fixes you can do yourself. That happens, and it is a good outcome.
Who owns what you build?: You do. The code, the hosting account, the domain, the payment account and the data all sit in your name from day one.
What if you disappear?: Everything is documented and in your accounts. Any competent developer can take over from the handover notes. That is the point of owning it.

Start with the audit.

5 business days, a written plan, and a clear answer on what to own next. Or book a call first and ask me anything.

Get the audit Book a call

Keep your platform.Own everything around it.