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Jason Abril

Websites that explain your offer and get people to write to you

Do you explain your service by message, one person at a time? I build the page that explains it for you: a landing page in 1 to 3 days, with scope and price in writing before you pay.

What we can build

These are real businesses, run by real people. Not a demo.

The app requires an account, so the link opens the sign-in screen rather than the dashboard. If you want to see the dashboard itself, write to me and I will show you.

Sign-in screen of the BeautySpark dashboard on a phone

What you get

  • BeautySpark, a CRM for wellness and beauty businesses, running in production with user accounts and a management dashboard, not a mockup
  • The whole build: screens, server, database and deployment
  • Strict security headers and content policy, verifiable from the browser

What do you need to solve?

Each offer starts from a different situation. Look for the situation that matches yours: below you will find why it exists, what you get and how to hire it.

Express Landing

You have something concrete to sell and you are explaining it one person at a time: over chat, over the phone, repeating the same five sentences.

ARS 1,200,000

What you get

A single page that explains your offer from top to bottom and ends in one action. Nothing more, nothing less.

  • One page with offer, evidence, questions and contact
  • Message and structure written from your own material
  • Contact form wired to your channel

How it works

You hire it online, with no prior meeting and without creating an account.

If this is not your case

If you need to show several services, past work and separate pages, the Professional Site fits better.

Professional Site

Your business has several fronts, and right now visitors have to guess which one is for them.

ARS 3,500,000

What you get

A multi-page site with clear navigation, so each type of visitor finds their part and knows how to continue.

  • Up to five pages: home, services, work, about you and contact
  • Content architecture and navigation defined with you
  • Message and structure written from your own material

How it works

You hire it online, with a content review before building starts.

If this is not your case

If everything points to a single offer and you want to launch fast, the Express Landing is enough.

Custom Project

There is a process in your business running on spreadsheets, chat messages and the memory of someone who cannot take a holiday.

ARS 1,000,000

What you get

A consultancy that ends in a written plan: what to build, in what order, with which risks and at roughly what cost.

  • Diagnosis of the current process and of the points that generate cost
  • Recommended scope, with what is in and what is out
  • Priorities ordered by impact and effort

How it works

Consultancy first, deducted from the development if you decide to continue.

If this is not your case

If what you need is to present your business and receive enquiries, start with a landing page or a site.

Compare the three offers

Express Landing

What it is for
Selling one specific offer
Scope
One page, fixed scope
What you get
Landing page published on your domain
How you hire it
Guided checkout, no mandatory meeting
When the clock starts
The clock starts when you send copy and images

Professional Site

What it is for
Presenting a business with several fronts
Scope
Up to five pages, defined scope
What you get
Site published on your domain
How you hire it
Guided checkout, with a content review
When the clock starts
The clock starts when you send copy and images

Custom Project

What it is for
Solving a process with software
Scope
Defined in the consultancy, in stages
What you get
Execution plan with diagnosis, scope and risks
How you hire it
Consultancy first, deducted from development
When the clock starts
The session is booked once payment is confirmed

You already have a site. Let us make it work

You have a site running, but it does not bring you enquiries. Meanwhile you keep paying for a domain and hosting on something that does not work. The expensive part is the other one: the people who landed, could not find how to continue and went looking elsewhere.

  • What a first-time visitor actually understands
  • Whether the main message and the action are clear
  • How the site behaves on a phone
  • How many steps there are from landing to contact
  • What to fix, and in what order

A solution in 5 steps

No fine print. You will know what happens at each one before spending anything.

  1. You choose your solution

    We explain what it is for, what it includes and how it is hired. If you are torn between two, the comparison above settles it in a minute.

  2. You answer a few questions

    A handful of plain-language questions, to confirm the offer solves your need before you pay anything.

  3. You confirm scope and total, and place the order

    Before paying you see the full scope, the terms and the total. No account, no fine print.

  4. You send your materials and the clock starts

    After payment I guide you through gathering copy, images and credentials. Delivery time starts once that material is complete.

  5. You review, we adjust and we publish

    I show you the work, we fold in the agreed corrections, and I leave it published on your domain.

What you get with me

I work out how your business runs and what decision a visitor has to make. Then I build what that decision needs to be easy.

You talk to me, not to an intermediary or an email chain. The person who answers you is the one writing the code.

Jason Abril

Software development and product work

I help turn business ideas and challenges into digital products that create real value. With nearly a decade of professional experience, I design and build intuitive, reliable, high-quality solutions, combining product thinking, technical judgment, and careful execution from start to finish.

Nothing is tied to me

Domain, hosting and credentials stay in your name. If you want to switch providers tomorrow, you can.

Scope in writing before any payment

You see what is included, what is not, and what it costs before you pay. No surprises halfway through.

Half at the start, half at the end

The first 50% confirms the order. You pay the other 50% with the work finished and reviewed, before it goes live.

Decisions explained in your language

I tell you why one section comes before another, or why a landing page beats a full site. The technology is my problem, not your homework.

Questions I get all the time

What exactly does each offer include?

Each offer lists its deliverables on its own page, and the scope is in writing before you pay. What you see in that list is what you get; if you want something beyond it later, I quote it separately and you decide with the price in front of you.

How do I pay?

The landing page and the site are paid in two parts: 50% when you confirm the order and 50% with the work finished, before it goes live. The consultancy is a single payment when you book the session.

What if the result does not convince me?

We use the revision rounds included and, if that is not enough, I bring new proposals within the same scope, even if it takes me longer. "I do not like it" and "it does not work" are not the same thing: the first one gets worked on until it does. Changing the scope is a different matter and is quoted separately.

What do I need to have ready before we start?

Copy, images and the domain and hosting credentials, if you already have them. If you have no copy, I organise and write it from what you already use: notes, brochures or the messages you send your clients.

What if a landing page is not enough for me?

I tell you before charging you. Before paying you answer a few questions: if what you need does not fit the offer you picked, I say so right there and we look at which one does.

How many revision rounds do I get?

The number is next to the price, on each offer's page. Corrections are grouped into those rounds, so the work moves forward instead of drifting into endless small tweaks.

I have no copy or photos. Can I still go ahead?

Yes. I organise and write the structure from whatever you already have: notes, brochures, the messages you send clients, or what you explain on the phone. If you need deeper help with the message, you can add the personalised advisory as an optional add-on.

Is the domain registered in my name?

Always. The domain is registered or kept in your name and under your access. If you do not have one yet, I help you choose and register it; the domain cost is paid by its owner and is not part of the service.

Who takes care of hosting?

I publish the site on hosting in your name, with an established provider, so you are never tied to me. I hand over the credentials and the minimum documentation to manage it.

And after delivery?

Initial security and fixing defects in what was delivered are part of the base service, at no extra cost. For ongoing changes and improvements I will offer a Care and improvements add-on, intended for sites I built; its scope and timing will be defined when it is available.

What does handover look like, and what stays in my hands?

I hand over the published site, the domain and hosting credentials, and instructions for the changes you can make yourself. The work is yours: it is not locked into a platform of mine or a licence you have to renew with me.

When does the delivery clock start?

It starts once the material is complete: copy, images and credentials. That is the part that most often delays a project, so after the purchase I guide you step by step to gather it.

If I book the consultancy and then go ahead, am I paying twice?

No. What you pay for the consultancy is deducted from the development budget if you decide to continue with me. And if you decide not to, the plan is yours anyway: it is written so you can execute it with your team or another provider.

Do we need to have a meeting?

For the Express Landing and the Professional Site, no: you can choose, hire and send materials without a meeting. For a Custom Project we do meet, because the consultancy is built by talking through your process.

I already have a site. Should I refresh it or rebuild it?

It depends on how sound the foundation is. That is why a refresh starts with a review of the current site: after seeing it I tell you what to fix, in what order, and whether rebuilding beats repairing.

Tell me what you need

If you still do not know which offer fits, write anyway. Concrete questions, concrete answers.

Tell me what you sell and what you would like to achieve. That is enough for a useful answer.

I reply on business days.

Jason Abril · The page that explains your service