Site audits · Web development · Remote

Before I sell you a website, I'll tell you what's broken on yours.

I coordinate QA at NTT DATA. I test your site the way software gets tested before release: forms that never arrive, pages that crawl on mobile, weak spots left exposed. You get a prioritized list, and you decide what gets fixed.

QAat NTT DATA
since 2023
< 24hreply on
business days
6 wksof follow-up
included
Work desk with a keyboard, a notebook and coffee
Lima · 2026
The problem

Your site can look fine and still lose customers. Almost nobody notices, because nobody tests it.

A contact form that stopped sending three months ago. A page that takes six seconds to open on a phone. A booking button that goes nowhere. These aren't design problems. They're quality problems, and you find them the way you find bugs in any software: by testing.

Pricing

Three ways in. Fixed price on all of them.

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01Start here

Site audit

$150

I review your current site and send you a report with every problem I find, how serious it is, and what it costs to fix. If you hire me for the fix, the $150 comes off the total. See a sample →

  • Broken forms and buttons
  • Real load time on mobile
  • Exposed security weak spots
  • What Google and AI search can't read
02Core

Fixed-price website

$600–$900

A new site, or yours rebuilt from scratch. We set the price in writing before I start, and it doesn't change. What moves it is the number of sections and connected forms, not the hours.

  • Price and date in writing
  • Ready for Google and AI search
  • Forms that actually arrive
  • 6 weeks of follow-up included
03Custom

Web app or custom system

From $1,200

When you don't need a page, you need a tool: quoting systems, dashboards, internal apps. The price depends on scope, and we lock it in before I start.

  • Quoting tools with your pricing logic
  • Dashboards and client portals
  • Database redesign
  • Priced by scope
How I work

Test first. Then build.

A fixed price before I start, progress you can see every week, and six weeks of follow-up after launch.

  1. Reviewing a website before proposing changes
    01

    Audit or a quick call

    If you have a site, I start by testing it. If you don't, we talk for half an hour, free, about what your business needs.

  2. Sketching the scope and structure of a site
    02

    A fixed proposal

    Scope, price and date in writing. If it's not in the proposal, it doesn't show up later on the invoice.

  3. Building and testing the site
    03

    Build and test

    Progress you see every week. Before launch I test it like software: on mobile, on desktop, with real data.

  4. Follow-up after the site goes live
    04

    Six weeks of follow-up

    Included in the price. If something I delivered breaks in that window, I fix it at no cost. After that, monthly maintenance if you want it.

Work

Real work, not mockups.

Projects delivered to clients and products of my own, running in production.

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Why hire someone in Lima

Your hours. Your language. A lower price for the same process.

Living costs less here, and my prices reflect that, without cutting corners on the work. The process doesn't change: written scope, fixed price, weekly progress, testing before launch.

Your time zone

Lima is on UTC−5 all year: the same clock as New York in winter and Chicago in summer. We talk during your workday, not at midnight.

Fixed prices in USD

No hourly meter and no currency guessing. The number in the proposal is the number you pay, and I send USD payment options with it.

English, in writing and on calls

C2 English (EF SET 73/100). Proposals, reports and calls in English, and your site in English, Spanish or both.

Rodolfo Gaspary, systems engineer and QA in Lima
About

I'm Rodolfo Gaspary. Systems engineer and QA.

By day I coordinate QA and data quality at NTT DATA, validating data integrity in corporate banking reports. Since 2022 I've also worked independently: I redesigned the corporate database behind a maintenance management system and built quoting tools for two installation companies. I keep only a few projects at a time, because I review every one myself.

"Most sites aren't broken on purpose. They're broken because nobody tested them again after launch."

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Let's start

Tell me what's broken.

Send me your link and I'll tell you where I'd start. No site yet? Tell me what your business does.

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