A site that shows its numbers.
HireWebDeveloper.net exists because hiring a web developer is harder than it needs to be — mostly because nobody publishes prices, and the advice that exists usually comes with a pitch attached.
What this is
Two things, honestly labeled. First: a resource. Rate benchmarks by stack and region, a brief builder calibrated against real market bands, and guides written for the buyer — cost, vetting, contracts, engagement models. Use them with whoever you hire. They work everywhere.
Second: a working development practice. The services listed on this site are delivered by the developer behind it — the same person who writes the guides and maintains the rate tables. Your project is built by the person you talk to: no handoffs, no juniors you never met, no outsourcing surprise. Beyond that, the work speaks through its process: scoped quotes in writing, repo access from day one, IP on payment, no lock-in.
The rules this site runs on
- Prices get published. Every service page carries its band. Every quote says what's in it. The rate tables show their method.
- No fabricated anything. No invented testimonials, no fake portfolios, no vanity metrics. Case studies arrive when they're real.
- No paid placement. Nothing on this site is ranked by who paid. There is nothing to pay for placement.
- Advice that can cost us the sale. The guides recommend platforms, freelancers and in-house teams when that's the honest answer for your case. Wrong-sizing a build is the most expensive mistake in this industry — preventing it is worth more than any single project.
Who builds it
The site is built and run as an independent project by Madhurjya Sarmah — backend engineer turned full-stack practitioner, working with clients across the US, UK, Australia and the Gulf. The practice behind this site is the same one the services pages describe: WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, Webflow, and custom Node/React builds.
Want the numbers for your project? Send the brief. Just want to talk? Get in touch.