AI Engineer / Vibecoder / Web Developer — Full-Stack Builds with AI Agents

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Domainer Engine

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Offering AI engineering / vibecoding / web dev services.

Main example: Domainer Engine — domain portfolio & marketplace platform built from scratch with AI agents.
Live site running on it: gem.is

Demo admin and full breakdown of what it does: https://www.namepros.com/threads/do...ite-engine-for-domainers-one-time-60.1388736/

(Currently pulled from sale while being rebuilt into a SaaS — demo is still live and working, just slightly behind the latest version)

Also built a free AI domain appraisal tool as another example of my work:
https://domainer.domains/domain-appraisal

Pricing: fixed price per project, or $10/hr.

Small/medium projects: payment on completion, final delivery upon payment.
Larger projects: half at midpoint, half on completion.

Hourly work is also available via Upwork, with time tracked through their tracker for full transparency.

For scale — Domainer Engine took ~3 months to build + 1 month of polish; a project of similar scope runs ~$3k. Prefer smaller/faster projects though.

I build with AI agents — can handle the whole stack: frontend, backend, design, and copy (not an SEO guy, just being upfront).

Background: I’ve been working in AI agent development for about a year; prior to that, I had 10+ years of experience in web dev, 5 of those on WordPress.

DM or reply if interested.
 
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