Hire a Statamic developer with 10+ years of full-stack experience

I help scope features, explain trade-offs, and turn ideas into clean, well-documented code your team can build on with confidence.

Jason Baciulis - Certified Statamic Partner Developer.

Vetted by Statamic

Certified Statamic Partner for 5+ years

Statamic has reviewed and recognised my work, so you can skip the vendor screening and start shipping sooner.

  • Pre-vetted by Statamic.

  • Direct line to the Statamic team for support and roadmap insights.

  • Code follows Statamic best practices, so your team can build on it confidently.

The Remarkable way

No fluff

Skip long sales cycles

No lengthy email exchanges, multiple calls, proposals, and negotiations. Book a call, agree on scope, and get started.

Async & Efficient

Cut down on meetings

Meetings are expensive. That’s why I limit to a weekly update. We’ll work async using Trello (Jira, etc.) to manage tasks.

Speed & Quality

Ship faster

I ship code in weekly sprints, with each sprint undergoing QA and your feedback to ensure we’re on the right track.

Easy and smooth process due to a very high skill level and great communication.

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Misha Petrov

Director of Technology at Fiction Tribe

Benefits

Fast turnaround

My Statamic starter kit (Bedrock) lets me ship small sites in a week and mid-size in ~4 weeks.

Flexible engagements

Choose how we work together: daily rate or fixed-price projects

Senior-level quality

SOLID & DRY, documented, tested and readable code so your team can evolve the project confidently.

Direct access

No PM layers or proxies. You work with me, the person shipping your code.

Statamic-first focus

Deep expertise in Statamic/Laravel means faster delivery and fewer surprises.

AI-accelerated

Cursor with Claude reduce busywork but architecture and maintainability stay human-led.

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Statamic websites and Laravel apps

Bedrock — Statamic starter kit

Years of Statamic best practices, page-builder patterns, and pre-built Alpine.js components rolled into one starter kit. Your project starts on a solid foundation, so you skip the plumbing and ship faster.

Check it out

Having worked with Jason for more than 5 years, I knew he was the right person to help build Clearwise as the CTO.

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Nick Cole

Managing Director at Zapo and Clearwise

Daily rate

/day

  • 5+ years as Certified Statamic Partner

  • 10+ years of full-stack web dev experience

  • Writing tests

  • Documenting code

  • Server and deployement setup

Unsure? Try it for 2 weeks. If you're not completely satisfied, just let me know, and I'll refund your fee no questions asked.

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Book a 15-min intro call

Learn more about how I work and how I can help you.

Book a call

Prefer to email?

jason@remarkable.dev

HUGE thank you for your impeccable, high-quality work as well as your patience and creativity.

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Colin Lewis

Founder of Studio Kicobi

Frequently asked questions

Being a Statamic Partner means the Statamic team has reviewed and recognised my work on the platform. For you, that means three things:

  1. vetted quality (Statamic only lists developers who've shipped real high-quality work),

  2. direct line to the Statamic team for support escalation or roadmap context,

  3. confidence that my work follows Statamic best practices, and you'll get an easy-to-maintain, solid codebase that your team can build on.

You can verify my profile at statamic.com/partners/jason-baciulis.

It can range from a small Statamic marketing website to a big news portal or a hybrid Statamic–Laravel app (think membership site). Or from a simple app to a more complex SPA with Inertia.js and Filament admin panel.

Lastly, I focus on the Laravel ecosystem. This is where I'm good at, and that's what I enjoy. And I think you can pretty much build anything you want within the Laravel ecosystem. So I see no reason to use anything else.

My day rate is $480 / €420 / £360.

Most projects fall into a few brackets.

A small marketing site (homepage, +2-3 unique pages/layouts) is typically ~10 days of work (2 weeks, $4800).

A mid-size site with a blog, multiple content types, and light integrations runs about 20 to 30 days (4-6 weeks, $9600-$14400).

Hybrid Statamic and Laravel apps, such as membership platforms and large-scale sites, are often project-priced ($20000+). For a precise quote, send a brief, and I will reply within 24 hours.

If you feel more comfortable with fixed pricing and you need a standard Statamic website with a clear scope, then no problem, reach out, and I'll send an estimate.

Simple, no long sales cycle:

  1. Book a 15-min intro call so we can confirm fit and scope.

  2. You share designs, I estimate and send a fixed quote for clear-scope builds, or we agree on a daily-rate engagement for ongoing work.

  3. We kick off in weekly sprints. Each sprint ends with a working demo and your feedback.

  4. Final delivery includes documented code, deployment setup, and a smooth handover so your team can maintain in-house without depending on me.

For most projects, I can start within 1 week of the intro call.

I am EU-based (Vilnius, Lithuania) and my timezone is Eastern European Time (UTC+2 to UTC+3). I work fully remote with clients across Europe, the UK, and the US.

Yes, I'd be happy to! And congrats on discovering Statamic and considering the migration. You'll thank yourself and wonder “why I didn't do this earlier”.

You’ll work directly with me, Jason Baciulis.

For websites: SALT (Statamic, Alpine, Laravel, Tailwind). For web apps Laravel with Filament (Livewire, Tailwind). For certain projects could be Laravel with Inertia (Vue.js or React.js) and Laravel AI SDK.

Yes. However, only for the projects I build. Also, my response time is within 48 hours so I'm not able to offer emergency support.

Absolutely. For less technical clients, I have my own process. For teams with an established workflow, I'll follow your conventions and adapt to your processs. Whether that's Jira, Basecamp, GitLab, whatever it is, I've seen all kinds of setups over the years.

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