Nicola Toledo

"Within 1-2 calls we knew he was the CTO our company needed." That's Ismael, co-founder of cupis, on working with me. I built the product behind their platform. Full case study coming soon: screenshots + a short walkthrough. Stay tuned!

@AlabaOdu Yes! Going back to full web app development, that's what I was doing before I shifted to Webflow-only work.

@ntoledev Rẹ positioning ?

New website design ✨

@Suupercharged That’s working ON your business instead of IN it The slow periods are the only time you actually get to do it

Slow periods in freelancing used to stress me out. Now I just use them. Update the portfolio, fix the processes, work on side projects. Do the stuff there’s never time for when it’s busy. It always shows up in your next project.

@galluzzo_julian present 🙋‍♂️ one of the 4

bullish on italians in tech there are like 4 of them in all of italy. but they are all cool lol

If you want to talk through which model fits your project, book a free strategy call. nicolatoledo.com/contact

9/ Two valid models. Pick the one that fits your product and your certainty needs. Clear requirements, defined budget? Fixed. Still figuring it out, want to iterate? Subscription. Which one sounds closer to what you need right now?

1/ I added a new pricing option: Fixed. Until now I only offered subscription. But with the new direction my services are taking, it was time for a second option. Here's how it works, and when to pick which.

Want to see if this works for you? Book a free call → nicolatoledo.dev

The best part? Steps 3-6 repeat for every new feature. Same process, same quality, same transparency — whether it's the first version of your product or the 20th iteration. That's how you build a product that grows with your business.

How I build web apps for founders: 1. Free strategy call 2. Start subscription 3. Plan & Mockups 4. Client approval 5. Development & Testing 6. Launch & Monitoring Steps 3-6 repeat for every feature — agile, simple, transparent. Here's what each step looks like ↓