Focused landing page
One responsive GitHub Pages page with a literal offer, price, support route, trust copy, and your approved CTA.
What lands in your repo
A small product does not need a large marketing site. It needs a buyer who can understand the offer, inspect the evidence, and take the next step without guessing.
README and sample
A cleaner README offer section plus one public-safe preview, screenshot, report, or downloadable sample.
Tested handoff
Approved issue-form and email inquiry integration, desktop/mobile checks, link validation, and a delivery checklist.
Inspect the work before you ask
No invented client counts, revenue claims, or mystery screenshots. These are public pages, samples, and documentation you can open now.
Storefront case study
Page structure, CTA, sample, and delivery path.
Free storefront audit checklist
Check positioning, proof, inquiry, delivery, and page readiness.
Public engineering profile
Repositories, shipped pages, tools, and documentation.
Versioned service brief
Fixed scope, delivery terms, inquiry paths, and exclusions on GitHub.
GitHub Pages launch guide
The practical standards behind the service.
Free storefront checker
Review a public page for offer, proof, inquiry, and support signals.
Free static page builder
Preview a focused repo product page before requesting the full setup.
A short, visible process
Start with a public URL. Private material, credentials, payment records, and customer data do not belong in the public intake.
- Send one repo URLInclude the intended buyer, deliverable, price or CTA, and any existing sample.
- Confirm the scopeI check that the asset exists, the work fits the fixed package, and the payment path is available.
- Build and validateI prepare the page, README, sample path, approved inquiry links, and responsive checks.
- Review and hand offYou approve the public claims and final links. One copy correction pass is included.
$99
One repo. One offer. One fixed scope.
Four-day delivery starts after scope, assets, and a working payment path are confirmed. If the project is not a fit, no work starts. No account creation, KYC, cold outreach, guaranteed sales, security work, crypto, or credential handling.
Before you send the repo
The package is deliberately narrow so price, delivery, and responsibility stay clear.
What is a good fit?
An existing public GitHub repo for a CLI, template, browser tool, local-first utility, documentation pack, course asset, or other small software product with a specific buyer and one owner who can approve the result.
What should I send first?
Send the public repository URL, the intended buyer or outcome, your preferred deadline, and the current public page or demo URL when one exists.
What is not included?
New product development, a custom commerce backend, payment-account setup, ongoing marketing, guaranteed traffic or sales, private credential handling, security or vulnerability work, crypto, spam, fake engagement, or unlicensed content.
Do you work with private repositories?
No. This fixed $99 package is for one existing public GitHub repository and public-safe materials only. Do not send credentials, private files, confidential source code, or private analytics.
Do I need an existing landing page?
No. A public GitHub repository is required, but an existing landing page or demo URL is optional. The repo must already contain a working project and enough public-safe material to explain one offer to a specific buyer.
Can you publish the product page with GitHub Pages?
Yes. When the repository and owner permissions support it, the package includes one responsive static product page prepared for GitHub Pages, so compatible projects do not need separate paid hosting.
Can you turn my GitHub README into a product page?
Yes, when the public repository already contains a working project and enough accurate material to define one buyer and one offer. The package uses that public README and repository evidence to create the product page and includes README cleanup so both paths stay aligned.
Is the service available worldwide?
Yes. The service is available worldwide in English, priced at a fixed $99 USD, and delivered remotely through public-safe GitHub materials.
How does payment work?
Start with the request or email path. After scope fit, I confirm a working private payment path before requesting payment and do not begin work until payment is confirmed.