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

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 platform). 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 what I'm good at, and what I enjoy. And I think you can pretty much build anything you want within the Laravel ecosystem.

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 (or I can help create them), 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 the site in-house without depending on me. Or, if you'd rather not, I offer a maintenance retainer and keep supporting your site. Either way, you keep control of your codebase and service accounts, so there's no vendor lock-in.

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

I am EU-based in Vilnius, Lithuania (Eastern European Time, UTC+2/+3) and work remotely with clients worldwide.

US East Coast: 2 to 4 hours of live overlap (your 9am to 1pm ET maps to my late afternoon and early evening). Enough room for daily standups, planning calls, and same-day reviews.

US West Coast: 1 to 2 hours of overlap with my late evening (your 8am to 10am PT). Most work runs async with a weekly call to align on priorities.

Australia: 1-2 hours of overlap with my early morning (your 3pm to 5pm). Most work runs async with a weekly call to align on priorities.

Outside live hours, I work async through your project tool (Jira, Linear, Trello, GitHub) and record Loom walkthroughs for demos, code reviews, and decisions.

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, Laravel with Inertia (Vue.js or React.js) and Laravel AI SDK.

Yes. If your Statamic project needs maintenance, version upgrades, or just someone to keep up with the crazy pace of security patches as new vulnerabilities surface daily, my standard package covers all of that. You can also add or remove monthly dev time based on your needs.

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 process. Whether that's Jira, Basecamp, GitLab, whatever it is, I've seen all kinds of setups over the years.