Choose a small fixed-scope service or send a short project brief. Scope, deadline and payment terms are confirmed before work begins.
Start with a small fixed-scope task. Final scope, deadline and payment method are agreed before work begins.
$75 fixed pilot
One focused AI, Web3 or product question. The fixed $75 pilot includes a source-linked brief, evidence table and practical recommendations. No meeting is required; target turnaround is 48 hours after written scope/payment agreement.
Request the $75 Research SprintFrom $50
Product copy, articles, scripts and short documents rewritten for natural tone, clarity and audience.
Prepare a localization briefFrom $60
A 30–60 second edit from supplied footage, assets or script, with captions and one revision in the starting scope.
Prepare a video briefPilot from $79 equivalent
Ten agreed test cases; reproducible evidence, prioritized findings and a written retest. Actual benchmark evidence is public and clearly distinguished from client work.
View QA pilot + verified work ↗Starting prices are proposals for the net service fee, not accepted orders. Availability, scope, deadline, fees and lawful payment eligibility are confirmed individually. IRR, USDT or USDC can be discussed where available; this site does not collect payment.
AI or scripted assistance is disclosed when used. Research cites public sources and marks uncertainty. Localization is edited for meaning and tone, not presented as certified translation.
Public and portfolio examples are labeled as such. They are not described as client work unless permission exists.
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Best for clearly scoped work with a defined deliverable.
For meaningful contributions that materially affect a project's long-term outcome.
A smaller fixed fee plus defined upside when both sides want shared risk and reward.
What is being done, by whom and by when.
Who owns the work, code, research and assets.
Exactly which revenue is included in the agreement.
Fixed pay, share, cap, duration or hybrid.
What happens if the project or collaboration stops.
How project revenue and costs are reported.
The real split is defined per project. This example is not a promise of returns, equity or employment.
Bring work that can materially improve a project. Tiny tasks should not create permanent economic rights.
The project brief is a public GitHub issue. Do not include confidential information.