The price holds
Fixed price agreed before anything starts. If the scope moves, you get the new number in writing before I build it, not on the invoice.
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Mitch Y.
Founder & Software Engineer
- 10+
- Years of professional experience
- Bachelors of Science
- In computer science
- Full-Stack Dev
- UI / UX Design
- Cloud & DevOps
- Database Design
Who you’re hiring
One developer.
Here’s who.
I’m Mitch. I write enterprise software full time, the kind with real users, real uptime targets, and someone on call when it breaks. Simy Dev is that same standard, built for companies here in the Twin Cities that don’t need a team of twelve to get it.
Most clients come to me once the template stopped being enough. The site is slow, the back office is a spreadsheet, and nobody answers when something breaks. That’s the work I take: a fixed price up front, a retainer after, and one person who knows your build by name.
How I work
Three things I don’t flex on.
Most of what goes wrong on a project isn’t technical. It’s a price that moved, a handoff that never came, or a developer who stopped replying. So these three go in writing.
You own it
The code, the domain, the database. Cancel the retainer and you walk away with a working site, not a hostage.
One standard
A $1,000 site gets the same care as a $3,000 build. I take a few projects at a time so each one gets finished properly.
Next step
Twenty minutes.
No pitch.
Tell us what you’re trying to fix. We’ll tell you what it takes, what it costs, and whether we’re the right people to do it.
Same-day replies, most days. We take on a few builds at a time so each one gets finished properly.