Da Design, for clients in the USA

Hire a Web Developer for US Businesses

Websites, web apps and SaaS products for US startups, agencies and small businesses, built in React and Next.js by Kartik Saxena from India. Priced in US dollars, scoped in writing, and run async so the US working day is never waiting on me.

Eyvro optical e-commerce store, built by Kartik Saxena
Why Da Design

Why clients in the USA hire from India

India Standard Time is 9.5 to 10.5 hours ahead of US Eastern. My working day (10:00-19:00 IST) runs overnight for you, so feedback you send in the afternoon is picked up and the update is in your inbox when you start the next morning.

You work directly with the developer, not an account manager relaying messages. The closest proof of how a remote North American engagement runs is Concept Dash, a Canada-based engineering firm on the same Eastern time zone, where I built the website and the ContentCal marketing platform the team uses every day.

Proof

Shipped and in use

Who it's for

Who this is for

  • US startups that need a marketing site or an MVP without a full-time hire.
  • Agencies that need white-label front-end or web app builds for client work.
  • Small businesses replacing a slow template site with something fast and custom.
  • Founders who are happy to work async and want a written scope and a fixed price.
Problems it solves

Problems this solves

  • Local agency quotes are out of reach for a first version of the product.
  • Freelance marketplaces turn into hourly billing with no end date.
  • The site works on a laptop but is slow or broken on a phone.
What's delivered

What's delivered

  • A React/Next.js website or web app, source included
  • Semantic, keyboard-accessible markup built with WCAG practices in mind
  • On-page SEO: titles, structured data, sitemap and Core Web Vitals
  • Written milestone updates timed for the start of your day
How it runs

How it runs

  1. 01

    Brief

    Tell me what you need, who it is for and what done looks like, through the project form or by email.

  2. 02

    Scope and estimate

    An indicative range from the estimator, then a written scope, price and timeline so nothing depends on a call you missed.

  3. 03

    Work in milestones

    Progress lands as written updates and preview links you can review on your own schedule.

  4. 04

    Delivery and handover

    Source code, deployment and a handover walkthrough, so you are not tied to me afterwards.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How does the time difference with the US work?

IST is 9.5 to 10.5 hours ahead of US Eastern and 12.5 to 13.5 ahead of Pacific. My day runs during your night, so the work is async: send feedback by the end of your day and the update is ready when you start. Calls fit best at the start of the US Eastern morning.

What does a website cost in US dollars?

A landing page starts from about $300, a multi-page business website from about $700 and an animation-heavy site from about $1,500. Simple cross-platform mobile apps start from about $3,500. Web apps and SaaS products are quoted after a short scoping conversation.

Have you worked with US clients?

Not with a named US client yet. My remote North American work is for Concept Dash, a Canada-based engineering firm on US Eastern time, and every project runs the same way: written scope, milestones and async updates.

Will my site be accessible?

It is built with semantic HTML, labelled controls, visible keyboard focus and readable contrast, following WCAG practices. A formal accessibility audit or legal compliance sign-off is a separate job, not something a build alone guarantees.

Building something for a US audience?

Start with the project form: pick web development, get an indicative estimate in a few clicks and add a short brief.