Services and pricing
Everything I do, with prices. Booking websites, automation, local AI and visual identity have their own pages with the detail.
Websites and brand
A site where the customer asks about a date directly with you. Plus the mark, the photos and care after launch. I also wrote up why an old brand costs customers.
Booking website
Bookings come through a portal that takes ten to twenty percent, and your own site gives no way to even ask about a date. I build a site with a price list and a form: the customer picks dates and sees the price straight away, and you confirm the enquiry that lands on your phone.
Website without booking
Someone searches for your company on Google and lands on a competitor. Or lands on you, except nothing is clickable on a phone. I build sites that fix that. What they run on depends on whether you want to edit them yourself or they simply have to stand there and work.
Website care
You do not want to remember about updates, backups and whether the site is still standing. I keep an eye on it. Need the price list changed or photos added? You write, I do it. No separate quote.
Visual identity
A logo is only the start. It has to work on a gate, on a business card, on an invoice and in Google results. And look like the same company everywhere. I do the whole set, not just the mark.
Photography
Stock photos are visible from a mile off and nobody believes them. I photograph what you actually have: the place, the people, the product. The material goes on the site, into Google and into social media.
UX audit
People land on the site and leave without getting in touch. I walk it step by step as someone arriving for the first time: where the thread is lost, what stays invisible, what puts people off writing. You get a list of changes, most important first, with a reason next to each.
Automation and tools
What you click through by hand today, taken over by automation. We start with one process, the one that wears you down most.
Workflow automation
Every month you put together the same summary for the accountant. Every week you retype numbers into a report. Before every appointment you send a reminder, and when you forget, the client does not turn up. All of it can happen on its own. You just look in to check it is running.
Bookings in one calendar
Bookings from portals and from the site land in one calendar with no retyping. When a portal changes the layout of its emails, the system says so rather than quietly losing bookings.
AI agent
What separates an agent from an ordinary filter is that the agent understands the content. It will pull the amount and the due date off an invoice, boil a thirty-message thread down to three sentences, draft an answer to the question that has come up ten times this week. The decision and the sending stay with you.
Inbox triage
A hundred emails a day. Ten actually want something from you, the rest is noise you have to dig through. I set up sorting that does it for you and makes sure the important one does not get stuck under the thirtieth newsletter.
Ongoing care
A portal rebuilds its panel, a supplier changes a file format and the automation stops understanding what it is being given. Always at the worst moment. I watch it and fix it.
Recognise any of these at your place? Describe it in two sentences and I will reply within a day.
Local AI and visuals
Models that run on your own computers, so files and conversations stay in the company. Plus live visuals for events.
ComfyUI workstation
Image and video generation on your own graphics card, with no subscription and nothing sent outside. I install ComfyUI, download the models and arrange ready-made workflows with plain notes and a cheat sheet, so someone seeing it for the first time can manage.
Local assistant
A language model running on your computer. It writes, summarises and helps with documents you would rather not send to the cloud. It also works without the internet.
Training
I show you on your own examples how to work with what is running at your place: how to write prompts, what to correct and what the model will not do.
Local AI care
Models and tools change every few months. I update them and fix things when something stops working.
Visuals for events
Mapping, live visuals, lasers. The image follows the music as it happens rather than looping from a laptop. Club, corporate event, stage. I take the whole visual layer.
These are starting prices. What it comes to at your end depends on what has to be built, and you will know that before we begin anything. Write two sentences about what you do and what is getting on your nerves. I reply within a day, and the first half hour of talking is free. You are not committing to anything. A larger sum can be split into three payments — the price stays the same.
Market rates are given for comparison, based on published price lists of Polish companies (as of August 2026).
What if your problem is not on the list?
The interesting cases rarely fit ready-made categories. If you keep thinking “this could run itself in my business”, write to me, even if you have no idea whether it is feasible.
I will tell you straight whether it can be done, what it would cost and whether it is worth it.
Tell me what is on your mindFour steps, one person
We talk about what is not working: where your time goes, or where the business looks worse than it works. I will tell you what is worth doing and what is better left alone.
What we build, what it costs and when it will be ready. You get it even if that is where we stop.
We start with whatever is most pressing, and after two days you have something to look at. Then we refine it together until it fits the way you actually work.
It works without ongoing care too. But one day a portal will change its email format and somebody will have to fix it. With care, that somebody is me.
What that one task costs you over a year
Pick one thing you do over and over, and put in your own numbers. Nothing is sent anywhere, it all runs in your browser.
Any line of work
I have done this for a hiking guide, a bike workshop, a car park with a wash and a garage, and an insurance agent.
I work remotely and take on work from anywhere in Poland. Your line of work is not on the list? Write anyway, the problem is usually the same one under a different name.
I am Szymon and I do the work myself
Stick Studio is my one-person studio, and the name is my surname in English. You write to me and I am the one who replies. I run the project from the first conversation through to launch, so you deal with the same person the whole way.
I studied social informatics at AGH in Kraków. I started with websites, then came visual identity and automation, and most recently local AI.
Not sure what it would come to at your end? Write two sentences about what is getting on your nerves. I reply within a day. It commits you to nothing and nobody will be calling you afterwards.