How much does a custom website cost?

The cost depends on the project complexity. A brochure site starts around €800-1500, an e-commerce from €1500-3000, a custom web app from €2000 upward. Contact me for a free personalized quote.

How long does it take to build a website?

A brochure site typically takes 2-4 weeks. A more complex e-commerce or web app may take 4-8 weeks. Timelines depend on project complexity and content availability.

What technologies do you use for web development?

I use Next.js and React for the frontend, Node.js for the backend, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, PostgreSQL and MongoDB. For CMS I use Payload CMS and Sanity. For e-commerce I integrate Shopify.

Do you work with clients remotely?

Yes, I work remotely with clients across Italy and internationally. All communication happens online via video calls and digital tools, so distance is never an issue.

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Hi, I'm Fabio Carucci, a freelance full‑stack developer specialized in custom web development, clean design, and technical SEO. I build modern, effective solutions with a personal, detail‑oriented approach.

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Custom web development

Next.js/React with Tailwind. Custom sites and web apps: fast, accessible, pixel‑perfect. From concept to deploy.

Integrations & APIs

Headless CMS, external services, Mapbox. I wire up payments, CRMs, management systems and Shopify, build clean REST APIs, or craft end-to-end custom platforms.

SEO & Performance

Core Web Vitals first: lean code, optimized images, caching, and technical SEO. Faster loads, better ranking.

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