Nathan Marimbordes.

Web developer since 2020, freelance since 2025. I work alone, and I say so: if your project needs a team, I will tell you and point you elsewhere.

My projects run long and take turns: while one client reviews, another moves forward. I have room, and I tell you from when before committing. If a feature will cost a lot for nothing, I say so before pricing it. I warn before going over, not after.

Bordeaux, France. Remote, on Paris time.

I also build Zveltia, the tool I invoice my own clients with (in French).

You work alone. What happens if you are no longer available?

The code is delivered and documented, it is yours, in your name, and the hosting can be transferred. Another developer can take over without needing me.

Can you take over a website built by another agency?

Yes, even if the agency no longer exists. Send me the address, I write back what holds and what breaks before any quote, and I tell you whether a rebuild beats a takeover.

Do you work white-label for agencies?

Yes, as a freelancer. Your designs, your deadlines, your name in front of your client. I never contact your client and I don’t sign my work.

How much does a takeover cost?

By time spent, at a rate agreed before starting. The quote comes after the assessment.

How much does a website cost?

A simple showcase website, up to three pages, starts at €1,500. A custom website is quoted after scoping, depending on scope and content.

How long until a first version?

The date is set at scoping, from what the project must do and what you provide. You see versions before that date.

What happens after delivery?

You choose: I keep the project alive, or you leave with the code, the documentation and transferable hosting.