One-off and smaller jobs1. You describe the job
Pick a service, write exactly what you need, and give a deadline. A few minutes of work.
One-off and smaller jobs
Describe your task
You have one specific, bounded task — for example a message or brief review, an editorial package, a campaign concept, a workshop or a prototype. Describe the result, your inputs and the deadline. A small task is not necessarily cheap or urgent. I check whether it fits as bounded work and send you the scope and price for confirmation. Nothing starts and no invoice arrives before you confirm.
Describe your jobNo long sales process · prices excl. VAT
Who this is for
„I don't need a full marketing plan. I need one specific job — done properly and on time."
For company leaders, marketing leads and marketing teams with a clear task they want done within an agreed scope.
How ordering works
Four steps — and the work is running
No pile of proposals and no three meetings. You describe, I price, you confirm.
2. I review it
I check whether it fits as bounded work. Usually I do it myself; if a separate specialist is needed, I name the collaborator's role and cost. Larger needs may lead to a core service.
3. You confirm
You get an email with the scope, price, doer, review rounds and deadline. Nothing starts and no invoice arrives before your confirmation; scope changes are agreed separately.
4. Work runs and stays visible
The doer logs the time. You see later what was done, how long it took and what the result was.
Order work
Write down what you exactly need.
The more precise the description, the more precise the price. Tell me what you already have too — copy, images, access, earlier material.
- · Prices are shown without VAT.
- · A rush job (deadline under three working days) is +25%.
- · The final price comes in the confirmation email — nothing happens before you confirm.
