Senior, hands-on
Four years of shipping client work: reads your code base on day one, has opinions you can push back on.
Senior Python/Django and front-end development on a project or retainer basis: white-label for agencies, an extra senior pair of hands for in-house teams, remote from Freiburg – with clear day rates and a contract that keeps everyone on the right side of German labour law.
Four years of shipping client work: reads your code base on day one, has opinions you can push back on.
Your brand, your client, our code. Documented hand-over, and we do not poach.
Two to three days a week for three months at a time, or a scoped feature at a fixed price.
Four years of shipping client sites and internal tools: Django back ends, accessible front ends, deployments, performance work. You get someone who reads your code base on day one, asks the uncomfortable question in the first week, and has shipped enough to know which corners you can cut and which you cannot. The Django page lists the stack in detail.
Senior freelance web developers in Germany charge between €80 and €130 an hour; day rates run from €650 to €1,000. For retainers we work on a day rate (on request), two to three days a week, and on fixed prices for scoped features and projects. Agencies get a partner rate for recurring work. Ask for the current rate card; there are no hidden extras, and travel is only billed for on-site days you ask for.
Design agencies and marketing studios book us for the build: your brand, your client relationship, our code. We join your Slack or Teams, work in your repository, and hand over a documented, tested result your client never sees a third name on. We do not contact or poach your clients – that is the deal, and it is in the contract.
Scoped projects at a fixed price, or a monthly retainer of fixed days for ongoing product work – usually two to three days a week for three months at a time, with a renewal option. Contracts under German law, invoices with VAT, availability agreed up front. Remote is the default; on-site days in Freiburg, Basel or Stuttgart when a kick-off or a workshop benefits from them. For a whole product built from scratch, the web app page is the better starting point.
German law looks closely at freelancers who work like employees. We keep the engagement clearly independent: multiple clients at the same time, our own tools and infrastructure, results-based contracts with defined deliverables, no integration into your org chart, no fixed office hours set by you. We are happy to align the contract wording with your legal team before the first day.
The goal in one sentence, the repository and the stack, what "done" looks like, who reviews and merges, the deadline that actually matters, and the days per week you need. With that we quote within two days – a fixed price for a scoped feature, a day rate and a start date for a retainer. Without it, every freelancer you ask will quote the wrong thing.