Domain
DNS · SSLBuying the domain, pointing it, SSL and email, handled before anything is built. This domain was set up the same way.
| Type | Name | Value |
|---|---|---|
| A | @ | 76.76.21.21 |
| CNAME | www | cname.vercel-dns.com |
WordPress care · Custom builds · Payments · AI
I build it, ship it, and keep it running.
You deal with one person who answers.
Sites, payments and AI assistants that keep working after launch. Behind them: four years of production work for enterprise companies and two SaaS products of my own with paying customers.
Jacob Orbach
This chat is mine. Ask it anything.
Under the hood
What happens when your customer presses Pay.
A working demo of the payment flows I build. The card goes to Stripe, not the server, and the charge happens once even when the webhook arrives twice. Nothing is charged here and nothing leaves this page.
The journey
The whole thing, from the domain to the care plan.
Every project travels the same six stops, and you talk to the same person at each one.
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01 orbachstudio.com · DNSLive records -
02 Build
React · Node · PHPCustom builds in React, Next.js, Node, TypeScript and PHP, plus WordPress plugins and Gutenberg blocks. Small on purpose.
Chat widget sizeMeasured on ghostchat.dev -
03 Payments
Stripe · WooCommerceStripe billing, custom WooCommerce gateways, Meshulam. A payment system I built for enterprise clients processes $1M+ a year, annualized.
Stripe · webhook logRun the demo ↑ - 200payment_intent.succeededevt_3QxR9aM4
- 200payment_intent.succeededduplicate, skipped
- 200invoice.paidin_1QxRA0Q8
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04 Launch
Deploy · Search ConsoleDeploy, redirects, sitemap, Search Console and IndexNow, all on launch day.
Launch checklistProduction - Deployed to production
- 301 redirects from the old URLs
- sitemap.xml submitted to Search Console
- IndexNow ping sent
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05 Analytics
Search Console · AhrefsSearch Console, Ahrefs and privacy-focused analytics, set up at launch so the first month already has numbers.
Search Console · 3 monthsExample -
06 Care
From $250/moWordPress care: updates with a backup first, uptime and security monitoring, and fix time every month.
Monthly care reportSample - WordPress coreUp to date
- Plugins & theme12 updated
- Backup before updatesVerified
- Security scanClean
- Uptime, 30 days
Who paid for the work
Recommendations, numbers and the ship log
- 4+
- years of production work for enterprise companies
- $1M+
- a year through a payment system I built, annualized
- 2
- SaaS products of my own with paying customers
- ~6M
- emails cleaned by Gmailytics
Our company relies on the systems he built for our day to day business operations.
Jacob takes initiative and ownership, consistently identifying problems and solving them without being asked.
Terms
What it costs, and what stays yours.
- WordPress care
- From $250/moQuoted after I look at your site. The base plan includes up to 3 hours of fixes. The care plan in full
- Fixed-price jobs
- From $500Small, clearly scoped work, delivered in about a week, half paid upfront. Custom payment gateways from $1,200.
- Monthly report
- One email a month: what was updated, what I found, what I fixed. See a sample report
- If I'm unavailable
- Your logins stay yours and your backups live outside my infrastructure, so little depends on me being reachable. If I can't answer for more than two business days, a backup developer who holds your documentation steps in. Published here so you never have to ask.
- Ownership
- Custom code is yours once it is paid for. Your site, your hosting, your domain. My own products stay mine and are licensed to you. If you leave, you get your latest backup.
- No lock-in
- Month to month, cancel with a month's notice. A short service agreement covers liability, ownership, payment and refunds, so both sides know where they stand. The terms
- Refunds
- Care is billed monthly in advance; cancel and the month runs out, nothing more is charged. On fixed-price jobs the deposit is refundable until work starts.
About
Orbach Studio is Jacob Orbach, a developer in Tel Aviv.
If you got here from a product footer: yes, the same person makes the products and looks after client sites. Four years of production work for enterprise companies, two SaaS products with paying customers, two plugins on WordPress.org, and a day that starts with a backup.
Send me the problem. I answer within a business day.
Jacob Orbach, the developer behind Orbach Studio