Fixed-price services can move directly into secure checkout or an invoice request. Scoped builds and retainers start with the same purchase form, then payment is collected only after the final scope and terms are approved.
The two fixed-price offers can be purchased as listed. Everything marked “scope first” becomes a purchase request so the final invoice matches the approved work.
A focused audit of an AI pipeline or full-stack system, built around the constraint that is costing you money or slowing delivery.
A proven catalog template configured, branded, and deployed to your domain with operational handoff documentation.
A scoped agent pipeline, internal tool, automation, or MVP shipped to your infrastructure with tests and documentation.
Ongoing architecture, hands-on shipping, and technical direction for an early-stage product.
A self-running content site and multi-source publishing pipeline retargeted to your domain and niche.
A private benchmark of frontier models against your real tasks, hidden tests, and decision criteria.
Run and modify a catalog asset internally with source, deployment documentation, and initial deployment support.
Choose card checkout or invoice/ACH. When a service requires scoping, this submits the purchase intent first and the approved invoice follows.
Yes. Fixed-price offers can use a hosted secure checkout link. For scoped work, the secure payment link is issued after the final scope and price are approved.
Yes. Select invoice / ACH in the purchase form. The invoice will identify the service, scope, payment timing, and any recurring terms.
Build sprints, retainers, content engines, evaluation harnesses, and asset licenses can vary by scope. Charging before the deliverables and terms are agreed would create the wrong incentives and a worse buying experience.
After the required intake and access details are confirmed, the written scope or offer is accepted, and the applicable payment or deposit has cleared.
Use the existing service inquiry path when you need procurement paperwork, an NDA, a custom license, or a quote outside the listed packages.