Leeds · you deal with me · est. 2026

You didn't start your business to spend Sunday night in a spreadsheet.

I'm Matin — I build small, boring-job automations, fast websites, and the odd custom tool for small businesses in and around Leeds. In plain English, at a price that's on the page, and the code is yours to keep. No monthly lock-in, no account manager, no "book a call to find out the cost."

free 30-min call · automations from £500 · websites from £900 · full prices below

01 · sound familiar

The boring 15 minutes that
happens 20 times a week.

"Half my week is just moving the same information from one app to another."

"The admin gets done at the kitchen table after dinner."

"I started this to do the thing I'm good at — not to be a receptionist, a debt collector and an IT department all at once."

That's the stuff I take off your plate. Not a "transformation" — the specific job you'd happily never do again.

02 · what I build

Three things. Pick the one that's biting.

Automation

The boring jobs, done for you

Email triage, quote replies, booking sorting, weekly digests, invoice chasing — the three-step tasks you do twenty times a week. Built once, and it's yours: no monthly platform fee, nothing you'd lose if I vanished.

from £500 · you own it outright

Automation →

Websites

A site that gets you found and takes bookings

A fast, mobile-first website on your own domain — built to show up when someone searches "[your trade] in Leeds" and to take an enquiry or booking while you're busy. Live in about a week. Optional care plan if you'd rather never touch it.

from £900 · care plan from £39/mo

Websites →

Tools & web apps

The tool your software won't give you

A booking system, a client portal, a dashboard — a web app that works on any phone or laptop. Not an App-Store app; the thing off-the-shelf software won't do. Scoped on a call, quoted before we start.

from £3,000 · scoped on a call

Tools & apps →

Automations in about a week, sites in about a week, bigger tools in a few weeks — I'll give you the real date before you pay.

03 · how it works

Four steps, no surprises.

01

A free 30-minute call

You tell me the job; I tell you honestly whether it's worth automating, and which of the three things you actually need. If it isn't worth it, I'll say so.

02

A fixed price, in writing

One number, agreed before I start. No hourly meter, no "it grew."

03

I build it — fast

Days for most jobs, a couple of weeks for the big ones. You see it working before you sign it off.

04

It's yours

The code lives in your account, not mine. If you ever want another developer to take over, they can.

And a promise: if a paid build isn't doing what we agreed within 30 days, I fix it free or refund it. You keep the code either way.

04 · who you're working with

One person. In Leeds.
You deal with me.

I'm Matin. I build every automation, site and tool myself, here in Leeds, using Claude Code — an AI coding assistant that lets a one-person shop ship like a small team. You talk to the person doing the work, start to finish — no sales rep, no account manager, no hand-off to someone offshore. I answer my own email, and I'll tell you when something isn't worth building. I'm 18, I've been writing software for years, and everything on this page is proof I can do the work.

05 · what it costs

Prices, on the page.
Where they should be.

Most people who do this make you "book a call to find out the cost." I won't. Automations and websites are fixed-price — the numbers are right here. Tools and apps genuinely vary, so they're scoped on a call, but you get one firm number in writing before you pay a penny.

Automation

  • One workflow £500
  • Full AI system from £2,500
  • Keep-it-running from £150/mo

Websites

  • Starter site £900
  • Business site £1,800
  • Care plan from £39/mo

Tools & web apps

  • Simple tool from £3,000
  • Custom web app from £6,000
  • Each integration £1–2k

See the full service sheets →

06 · straight answers

The questions everyone asks.

You're 18 — have you actually done this before?

Fair question. I've been building software for years, and everything on this page — the site, the automations, the code behind them — I built and you can look at it. I'm early, so I'm keeping prices honest and my promise simple: if a paid build isn't doing what we agreed in 30 days, I fix it free or refund it. You take almost no risk; I take most of it.

Why not just use Wix / Squarespace / a £99 site?

If a £12/month template does the job, use it — I'll tell you so on the call. You're paying me for the things a template can't do: a site built to actually show up in local search, a booking or enquiry flow wired to how you work, and no monthly page-builder bill for the next three years. Over three years a £900 site you own is usually cheaper than a subscription you rent.

What does "you own the code" actually mean?

It means the work lives in your account — your domain, your GitHub, your Google. There's no monthly platform fee to me, nothing that stops working if I disappear, and any other developer can pick it up. You're not renting; you bought it.

I've been burned by an agency before.

So has nearly everyone I talk to. That's why: you deal with me directly (no account manager to churn), the price is fixed and in writing (no hourly creep), you get stage updates you can actually read (no "confusing reports"), and you own the result. If it feels off at any point, you can walk.

Will automation make my business feel impersonal?

No — that's the point. Automation handles the infrastructure (sorting emails, chasing invoices, syncing the calendar) so you have more time for the customer, not less. Your clients don't care who sends the booking confirmation; they care that they get one.

I tried ChatGPT and it didn't really help.

Most people say that. A chatbot in a browser tab isn't a system. What I build is wired into your actual tools — your inbox, your calendar, your invoicing — and it runs whether you're there or not. That's the difference between a toy and something that saves you five hours a week.

Is my data safe?

I'm registered with the ICO, I've a written data-processing agreement, and I only ever touch the data a job actually needs. It's all in plain English before we start — the privacy page is a good sign of how I write it.

What if I only want the website, not the automation?

Then you get the website. The three lines are separate — take one, or stack them over time. No bundle you don't need.

07 · let's talk

Tell me the one job you'd
happily never do again.

A free 30-minute call. Bring the task you hate, or the site or tool you need. I'll tell you honestly if I can help, roughly what it'd cost, and what I'd do first. No pitch, no obligation.

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