About

Why DeployProof exists

I built it because the alternatives were either too heavy, too unrelated, or didn’t tie a signature to what I actually delivered.

I’m a freelance web developer and contractor. Over eight years I’ve delivered direct-client projects and shipped production work through agency engagements — sometimes solo, sometimes plugged into a small team on a specific deliverable.

I’ve been on both sides of the “that’s not what we agreed on” conversation. I’ve watched freelance friends lose two or three thousand euros over a dispute that documented evidence would have cleared up in fifteen seconds.

The tools I tried for client sign-off were either too heavy (DocuSign isn’t built for delivery confirmation), unrelated (Visualping watches sites — it doesn’t know what you delivered), or didn’t tie a signature to what was actually approved (Bonsai handles invoicing well; visual proof isn’t its job).

So I built DeployProof. The version I wish had existed when I was juggling client approvals over Slack threads and screenshots in email.

The goal: give freelancers and small agencies a tamper-evident, professional way to prove what was delivered and what was approved — without the confrontation. Receipts beat arguments every time.

Who’s behind it

Denis Pavlovic

Based in Serbia. Building production web applications since 2017.

  • Founder & CEO of CodePixelfy LLC (Delaware) and CodePixelfy DOO (Serbia).
  • CTO at NextGen Romania, a non-profit whose partners include Google, Microsoft, Adobe, and Canva.
  • Eight-plus years building production web applications across freelance, contracting, and agency engagements — the same contexts DeployProof is built for.

DeployProof is built and maintained directly by me — no team, no investors, no committee deciding what ships. If something needs fixing, you’ll hear from the person who wrote the line of code that broke.

What I believe

Four principles, earned

  • Evidence beats arguments.

    A signed file with a timestamp ends the conversation faster than any back-and-forth.

  • Sign-off should feel professional, not awkward.

    A clean approval link beats “can you confirm via reply?”

  • Receipts protect both sides.

    Your client wants to know what they signed off on too. They are not the enemy.

  • Built by someone who lived the problem.

    I’m a customer of this product too. The roadmap is the bugs and gaps I hit in my own work.

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