Python Development

I build in Python what has to keep running for years: Django web apps and portals, parsers and automation, Telegram bots, AI and RAG, and ports of legacy desktop software. Below — what the work covers and what it costs.

Who it's for

I work with small and medium businesses: when you need results without a bloated IT department — websites, automation, promotion, or turnkey support.

  • Local business: cafés, salons, services, retail, delivery
  • B2B and wholesale: catalogs, leads, accounting integrations
  • Online stores and marketplaces at launch or scaling up
  • Startups and product teams without an in-house backend developer
  • Companies in Uzbekistan and remote clients worldwide

What I do

  • I help choose the format: website, Django app, bot, or AI/RAG
  • I explain when Python pays off versus a builder or no-code
  • I connect the stack to the business goal: growth, integrations, data, automation
  • I take it to the finish: code, deployment, documentation, and handover of access

Typical tasks

  • You need a portal, catalog, or internal service on Django
  • You need a Telegram bot, a parser, or routine automation
  • You need ChatGPT/RAG over your documents or a custom ML model
  • You have a legacy Delphi or C++ Builder desktop program that needs porting

Budget guides

Packages for this area: what is included and a budget guide. Exact quote after a free consultation.

Web app / dashboard / internal tool

$4 000 – $20 000 per project

Custom Python logic (Django/Flask): roles, APIs, reports, integrations.

Typically includes Design, backend, admin/cabinet, key-scenario testing, deploy.

Migration to Django / from PHP or Java

$3 000 – $15 000 per project

Move a site or service to a modern Python stack while keeping SEO and data.

Typically includes Current-state audit, cutover plan, data migration, parallel run if needed.

Delphi / C++ Builder → Python migration

$8 000 – $40 000 per project

Move legacy VCL desktop products (Delphi, BCB) to Python: web, API, or a new client — keeping business logic and data.

Typically includes Codebase and DB audit, module map, staged cutover plan, data migration, prototype of key flows, parallel run if needed.

Parser / script (basic)

$700 – $2 500 per project

One-off or simple collection: Excel/Sheets export, batch file processing.

Typically includes Script, export format, short guide; simple cron if needed.

Parser with monitoring (advanced)

$3 000 – $15 000 per project

Schedule, DB, alerts, several sources, basic anti-block measures.

Typically includes Collection pipeline, storage, error alerts, deploy and maintenance guide.

Parser / data pipeline (enterprise)

$15 000 – $50 000 per project

Many sources, queues, resilience, hard anti-bot, SLA and team-grade operations.

Typically includes Pipeline architecture, monitoring, retries, handoff docs, maintenance plan.

Automation (n8n / Make / scripts)

$700 – $3 000 per project

Service wiring without heavy development: CRM, sheets, email, messengers.

Typically includes Process map, working scenarios, error handling, documentation.

Telegram bot (basic)

$700 – $2 000 per project

Menus, leads, notifications, simple DB or Google Sheets.

Typically includes Dialog flows, admin alerts, server deploy.

Telegram bot (advanced: payments, CRM, roles)

$1 500 – $6 000 per project

Payments, order statuses, CRM/ERP integration, staff roles.

Typically includes Funnel design, API integrations, logging, deploy and docs.

LLM / ChatGPT product integration

$800 – $4 000 per project

Assistants, classification, summarization, prompts, and safe API access.

Typically includes Scenario design, prototype, limits/logging, embed in site or bot.

RAG / knowledge base on your docs

$2 500 – $12 000 per project

Search and answers over PDFs, site, Confluence/Notion with hallucination control.

Typically includes Indexing pipeline, chat/API, quality checks, deploy.

Custom ML/CV/NLP models

from $5 000 per project

Training for your task when off-the-shelf APIs are not enough.

Typically includes Data review, metrics prototype, training, packaging as a service.

How we work

  1. Brief You describe the task briefly on Telegram or a call. We clarify goals, timeline, and constraints.
  2. Estimate We define scope, milestones, and a budget guide. The first consultation is free.
  3. Development I work in iterations: intermediate builds, reviews, and adjustments along the way.
  4. Launch Deploy, verify, hand over access, and provide short project documentation.
  5. Support Optionally — maintenance, enhancements, and monitoring after launch.

How we work together

Prepayment

Usually 30–50% to start, the rest by milestones or on delivery. Support is monthly. Exact terms are fixed in the quote before work begins.

NDA and confidentiality

NDA on request — before sharing project details. Access, repos, and client data are not shared with third parties.

Revisions and iterations

The quote includes an agreed number of design and feature iterations. Extra scope — quoted separately or hourly.

What support includes

Uptime monitoring, small fixes, consulting, dependency updates — scope and SLA depend on the package (see monthly support in pricing). Major features are scoped separately.

FAQ

Why Python instead of a simple website builder?

Python fits when you need logic, integrations, bots, data, or growth. A builder is faster at the start; Python when the product must evolve with the business.

What exactly do you build in Python?

Django web apps and portals, migrations off legacy stacks, parsers and automation, Telegram bots, AI integrations and RAG. Prices for all of it are in the block above.

How long does a typical Python project take?

Timelines differ by task: a bot — often a few days to 2 weeks, a Django site — from 3–8 weeks, RAG — from 2–6 weeks. I give exact numbers after a short brief.

Who owns the code?

After payment I hand over the repo, access, and documentation. You can use and develop the project without being tied to me, while I keep the right to reuse my know-how and standard solutions in other projects.

Where can I see prices for Python work?

Budget guides for every Python job are in the price block on this page; the full price list across all areas is on the pricing page. The exact amount is fixed in the quote after a brief.

Portfolio examples

Python examples are in the portfolio: portals, parsers, bots, and internal services.

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Need an exact quote?

Message me on Telegram with a short brief — I’ll reply with a budget guide and next steps. First consultation is free.

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