New on the bench this week: the Work Order Desk.
Four fixed-price jobs, each with a written definition of done and a proof sheet when it ships:
- GA4 baseline + key events, $450
- Citation scan + repair, $450
- Fleet friction pass, $750
- Sourced research run, $750
You submit the form. You get a receipt with a work-order number. You get a written verdict within one business day. The price is agreed before anyone pays — the checkout link rides inside the verdict, after triage, not before it.
No calls. No retainer pitch. No “let’s hop on a quick Zoom” standing between you and a finished piece of work.
Before we told anybody about it, we ran a test work order through it ourselves — form, receipt, logging in two places so a submission can’t silently vanish. That last part is the whole design. A front door that loses orders quietly is worse than no front door.
Built it this week. It works. Doors open as soon as the address is on it.
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