NOX — AI Production Studio
Launch-ready websites.
Built solo, with AI.
In days, not months.
Landing pages in 5 days. Full sites in 10. Fixed price, and I carry the risk. One person + Claude Code, doing what a 5–8 person agency does — faster.
You have a launch date.
You don't have a site.
The course is ready. The audience is warming up. And the one thing standing between you and launch day is a website that doesn't exist yet.
So you ask an agency. They quote you eight to twelve weeks and a five-figure budget — most of it spent on meetings, handoffs, and people managing other people.
Your launch can't wait three months. It shouldn't have to.
Two ways to get the same site.
[ THE AGENCY WAY ]
8–12 weeks
[ THE NOX WAY ]
5–10 days
[ THE AGENCY WAY ]
Discovery calls & recaps
[ THE NOX WAY ]
Async. No calls.
[ THE AGENCY WAY ]
A project manager
[ THE NOX WAY ]
You talk to the builder
[ THE AGENCY WAY ]
A design team
[ THE NOX WAY ]
Just me + Claude Code
[ THE AGENCY WAY ]
Hourly billing, surprises
[ THE NOX WAY ]
Fixed price, no surprises
[ THE AGENCY WAY ]
Risk on you
[ THE NOX WAY ]
Risk on me (−20%/week late)
[ THE AGENCY WAY ]
Built on a page builder
[ THE NOX WAY ]
Real code, your repo
Same launch. A fraction of the time, the cost, and the overhead.
What you actually get.
Real code. Not a page builder.
Next.js, Tailwind, Sanity or Strapi for content. Your site lives on your domain, in your repository. Zero vendor lock-in — you're never trapped on my platform or stuck paying a monthly retainer.
Fixed price. Risk on my side.
You know the cost before we start. If I'm late, you pay less — 20% off for every week past the deadline. Change your mind on day two? Full deposit back. The risk is mine to carry, not yours.
Infrastructure built to launch.
Not a pretty picture — a machine that sells. Fast on mobile, built for conversions, ready for traffic the day your launch goes live.
How one person ships what a studio ships.
Here's the part that sounds impossible: there's no team. No project managers, no design department, no agency floor. Just me and Claude Code — Anthropic's AI coding agent.
AI doesn't make the work worse. It removes the part that was never the point: the coordination, the meetings, the handoffs between five people who could've just been one. What's left is the build — done faster, and done by the person you actually hired.
I'm not hiding the AI. It's the whole reason this works.
From brief to launch in days.
Day 0
You send your launch date and what you're selling.
Day 1
We scope it async. Fixed price agreed. No calls needed.
Day 2–4
I build. Real code, real progress you can see.
Day 5
Landing page live on your domain. (Full site: day 10.)
Every step async, written, documented. You stay in the loop without sitting in a single meeting.
This site is the demo.
The site you're reading right now — design, copy, code, deployed — was built in 3 days. Solo, with Claude Code, the same way I'd build yours.
No mockup. No “coming soon.” If you want to see what I ship, you're already looking at it.
Questions, answered.
Yes. The output is standard Next.js and Tailwind — the same stack used by production sites everywhere. AI speeds up how I write it; it doesn't lower what gets shipped. Every line lives in your repo, readable and maintainable by any developer.
Async, in writing. You send the brief, the brand, and the content; I send progress, questions, and the build. It's faster for both of us — and it means everything is documented, not lost in a meeting.
Once we scope your project, I'll send an invoice with payment options that work for your location — international cards, bank transfer, or crypto. We'll find the simplest route for you.
Doesn't matter. The whole studio runs remote and async, across time zones. Most of my work happens without us ever being online at the same time.
Your launch date, what you're selling, and your brand and content (or a rough draft of it). You bring the message; I build the machine that sells it.
Tell me about your launch.
Send your launch date and what you're selling. I'll reply with a fixed price and a timeline — usually within a day.