IAstudioWeb · Booking · POS · Brunei
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Your website, your bookings, your till. One system, one person, one bill.

I build and run the software small businesses in Brunei actually work on — then answer the WhatsApp myself when something breaks. Every price is on this page.

Tell me what you need it to do, and I'll tell you what it costs.

Four fixed-price plans, and any two combine. You shouldn't have to ask for a number before you know whether you can afford it.

What do you need it to do? Tick only what you'd pay to have. If you're managing fine without it, leave it — most businesses tick one, and a website that shows people what you do is included either way.
Your answers so far

Answer the questions above

Nothing here is a commitment. If none of it fits, the last question is always "message me" — some jobs don't belong on a price list.

All four, with the prices

The catalogue
PlanUsersBuildMonthly

Pay monthly and cancel at month-end, or pay twelve months up front and save around 17%. Combine any two plans and save B$100 on the build and B$15 a month. Every plan includes hosting, the users listed, and up to one hour a month of fixes and small changes — unused hours roll over for up to three months, and beyond the allowance it's B$20.00 an hour. Extra users are B$3.00 each a month on any plan.

The terms are written down, your data leaves with you, and if none of it fits I will tell you so.

Work

Real and demo
Running live

Fusion Burger

A burger shop in Brunei has been running their point of sale on a build of mine since July 2026 — taking orders, working the kitchen queue and closing the day on it. A second business, Syarikat Agendas Brunei, is on a Booking Site build now.

The four below are demo builds — invented businesses, built properly so you can click through a real one rather than look at a screenshot. They are labelled as demos on every page, because a made-up shop presented as a client is just a lie with better typography.

If you stop working with me

The awkward one

I'm one person. You should know what happens to the thing you've paid for if I'm not here, and the answer shouldn't be buried in a document you never read.

How it goes

Start to handover
  1. You message meTell me what the business does. I'll tell you which plan fits and what it costs, or say plainly that none of them do.
  2. DepositWork starts on a deposit against the build fee. The balance is due on deployment.
  3. I build itFrom your own photos, prices and words. I'll ask for the facts I need rather than invent them — an invented price on your own website is worse than a blank space.
  4. You look at itOn a real link, on your phone, before anyone else sees it. Changes at this stage are part of the build.
  5. It goes liveOn your domain, with the hosting handled. Then the monthly plan starts.
  6. HandoverA short written guide to running it yourself, plus my WhatsApp for the things that break.

Who you're working with

One person
Izzi Adi, who runs IAstudio.

My name is Izzi Adi and IAstudio is me. Not a team, and not an agency with a stock photo of people pointing at a laptop — that is my actual face, and I am the one who will answer, build it, and fix it at nine on a Saturday.

Before this I ran Byrdhouse and empat.co. So I have been on your side of it: a menu changing the morning of, being short-staffed on a Saturday, and an order lost somewhere in a DM thread. That is most of why these plans are shaped the way they are — I built the things I needed and could not buy.

I work with AI tooling on the build side. That's not a selling point, it's just how the prices are what they are — a site is B$180 rather than B$1,800 because one person with good tools can do in a week what used to take a studio a month. What you're paying for is that someone chose the typeface, checked the contrast and read your menu properly.

Everything is priced up front, the terms are written down, and if a job doesn't fit a plan I'll say so rather than squeeze it into the nearest one.

Message me

Tell me what the business does and I'll tell you which plan fits — usually in one message, and usually the same day.

Messages sent in those hours get a reply the same day. Friday is closed 12:00–14:00.