One bounded deliverable
Ad Hoc Task
Best when the inputs are ready, the output is countable, and one clean handback can finish the job.

Pricing + engagement fit
Start with a responsible planning range, then confirm the actual scope against a fixed written quote. The quote—not the calculator—controls.
Three ways to engage
Need a single task, a scoped project, or an ongoing monthly desk? Choose the honest operating shape first, then let the work determine the next step.
One bounded deliverable
Best when the inputs are ready, the output is countable, and one clean handback can finish the job.
A multi-step outcome
Best for work with a sequence, milestones, multiple outputs, system dependencies, or a defined completion test.
A recurring monthly queue
Best after a successful project proves the work keeps returning and continuity is worth more than repeated re-scoping.
Build the responsible range
Seven exact starter scopes can show a range. Everything else stays quote-first until the source, systems, quantities, and handback are clear.
Human scope review required. Confirm that the work fits the exact published starter scope before viewing its planning range.
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Confirm that the work fits the exact published starter scope before viewing its planning range.
Planning ranges are not quotes, invoices, capacity promises, or Checkout amounts. A fixed written quote controls. Pass-through costs are separate unless listed, and work begins only after Approval.
Quote-first pricing
A service label is only the starting point. The real inputs below determine the responsible boundary.
The size, complexity, and number of outputs that must come back finished.
The condition, completeness, and organization of the material provided.
The tools, accounts, permissions, and risk controls involved.
The timing posture, dependencies, milestones, and coordination required.
The review, revision, documentation, and transfer requirements.
NBW scopes the work, sends a fixed quote, and begins only after you Approve.
The complete desk
Seven exact starter scopes can show a planning range today. Everything else stays quote-first until the source, systems, and handback are clear.
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Recurring coordination, documents, inboxes, meetings, and day-to-day follow-through.
The current queue, priorities, access boundaries, and any existing procedures.
Completed tasks, an exceptions list, and a concise handback of what moved and what needs a decision.
Executive authority, regulated decisions, and open-ended availability without an agreed capacity.
Access through an approved method, priorities, VIPs, calendar rules, and known constraints.
An organized structure, triage rules, flagged exceptions, and documented next-step habits.
Sending messages in your name or committing your time without explicit scope and Approval.
Source files, naming preferences, brand references, and the intended users.
Formatted files, an organized folder structure, and a short naming or maintenance guide.
Legal-content review, archival certification, or destructive deletion without explicit Approval.
A recording or notes, attendee names, and the preferred action-item format.
A concise summary, decision log, action register, owners, and due-date gaps to resolve.
Recording participants without consent or representing inferred decisions as confirmed.
Contacts, objectives, prior correspondence, limits, and decision/escalation rules.
Updated status, organized correspondence, scheduled next steps, and escalated decisions.
Contract acceptance, purchasing authority, negotiation authority, or regulated advice.
Cleaner records, workable spreadsheets, reliable imports, and decision-ready reporting.
The source files, destination format, field rules, examples, and known edge cases.
A cleaned file, documented assumptions, flagged exceptions, and a QA summary.
Statistical certification, source-data truth verification, or financial/accounting conclusions.
An export or approved access, field definitions, match rules, and the source-of-truth policy.
A cleaned dataset or approved update set, duplicate decisions, exceptions, and a handoff log.
Net-new CRM implementation, enrichment purchases, destructive merges without a reviewed rule, or legal data-compliance advice.
The source list, permitted data sources, segmentation logic, and excluded categories.
A segmented working file, source notes, unresolved records, and field definitions.
Purchased data, prohibited personal data, legal compliance determinations, or guaranteed accuracy.
Data sourcing and permitted-use boundaries are confirmed before work begins.
The decisions the report should support, source files, metric definitions, and update cadence.
A working report or dashboard, metric notes, refresh instructions, and known data limitations.
Attribution certainty, audited financial reporting, or metrics the source systems cannot support.
Source exports, destination schema, required fields, import rules, and a safe test path.
Mapped import files, validation notes, exception rows, and a documented rollback point.
Unapproved production imports, destructive source changes, or platform migrations without a separate scope.
The hands-on setup, publishing, and coordination that moves campaigns out the door.
Approved copy, audience rules, assets, links, sender details, and platform access boundaries.
A built draft, link and rendering QA, audience/settings checklist, and launch handoff.
Copy approval, legal/compliance advice, list acquisition, deliverability guarantees, or sending without Approval.
Approved topics, source material, brand references, channels, and publishing boundaries.
Prepared posts, asset pairings, an approval queue, and scheduled drafts where authorized.
Community management, crisis response, fabricated thought leadership, or publishing without Approval.
Final copy, images, metadata guidance, links, and CMS access boundaries.
A formatted draft, accessibility and link checks, metadata fields, and a publishing handoff.
Editorial fact certification, legal review, SEO guarantees, or publication without Approval.
The campaign brief, channel plan, owners, specs, deadlines, and current assets.
An asset tracker, gap list, version control, approval status, and launch-ready handoff.
Media-buying authority, performance guarantees, or unapproved creative decisions.
Priorities, campaigns, channels, owners, milestones, and existing planning files.
A maintained calendar, readiness flags, dependencies, and a concise delivery view.
Marketing strategy ownership or committing teams to dates without their Approval.
Focused page builds, content updates, migrations, listings, and practical website QA.
Approved offer, copy and assets, brand references, platform access, and the desired action.
A responsive page, working links and states, basic accessibility QA, and a handoff checklist.
Unapproved claims, a full brand or website rebuild, paid traffic, analytics setup, or conversion guarantees.
The update list, approved content, access method, backups, and priority order.
Completed updates, QA notes, before/after references, and any platform limitations.
Open-ended maintenance, unsupported custom code, security remediation, or host/DNS changes without separate scope.
Final content, source and destination access, content map, redirects, and media files.
Populated pages, migration log, link/media QA, and unresolved content exceptions.
Content ownership disputes, full platform migration, SEO guarantees, or production cutover without a rollback plan.
Verified business details, categories, hours, service area, assets, and ownership access.
Completed or draft profiles, consistency notes, verification steps, and a maintenance checklist.
Platform verification outcomes, review solicitation, ranking guarantees, or invented business details.
The live or staging URL, key journeys, audiences, constraints, and known problem areas.
Prioritized findings, screenshots, reproducible issues, and recommended next actions.
Compliance certification, legal accessibility assurance, penetration testing, or conversion guarantees.
This is a practical review, not a compliance or legal certification.
Clear, on-brand decks, documents, templates, and business-ready communication assets.
The audience, objective, approved content, brand references, source files, and format constraints.
An editable deck, polished layouts, visual consistency, speaker-note or handoff guidance, and QA.
Investor, legal, or financial claim verification; research presented as fact without sources; or an unlimited revision cycle.
Brand references, sample content, required formats, use cases, and editing constraints.
Editable templates, sample pages, usage notes, and a consistency checklist.
Trademark clearance, a new brand identity, or licensed assets not supplied or separately Approved.
Approved master creative, platform specs, copy variants, and brand files.
Export-ready variants, naming conventions, safe-area checks, and an asset manifest.
New campaign strategy, rights clearance, performance guarantees, or material concept changes without scope.
Final copy, audience, call to action, brand files, and print/digital requirements.
Editable source, print-ready and digital exports, and a final content QA pass.
Claim substantiation, printing, distribution, or stock licensing not separately Approved.
Approved facts, source content, audience, brand references, and required sections.
An editable document, polished exports, source references, and a final consistency check.
Invented client proof, unapproved logos, legal terms, or outcome claims without evidence.
Research, routing, pipeline cleanup, and the operational pieces around follow-up.
Target criteria, geography, exclusions, required fields, and permitted sources.
A structured prospect list, source links, unresolved records, and the research method.
Personal-data scraping, purchased lists, contact guarantees, outreach, or legal compliance determinations.
Permitted sources and outreach ownership are confirmed before research begins.
Current forms and channels, field needs, routing rules, owners, and exception paths.
A documented intake flow, configured bounded routing where approved, test cases, and handoff notes.
New external integrations, credentials, webhooks, or production automation without a separate approved scope.
A pipeline export or approved access, stage definitions, ownership rules, and cleanup policy.
A cleaned working set, exceptions, stage/field notes, and a follow-up queue.
Closing decisions, unapproved record deletion, CRM redesign, or forecasting guarantees.
Audience, offer, approved claims, copy inputs, cadence preferences, and channel rules.
A structured sequence draft, personalization fields, QA checklist, and launch handoff.
Sending messages, spam-law advice, list acquisition, deliverability guarantees, or impersonation.
Proposal materials, contacts, stage rules, follow-up boundaries, and approval requirements.
An organized proposal workflow, status tracker, prepared follow-ups, and exception flags.
Negotiation authority, pricing decisions, contract advice, or sending without Approval.
Bounded workflow improvements, routing, knowledge setup, and repair—not science projects.
The current workflow, tools, owners, sample inputs, expected outputs, and failure rules.
A scoped automation, test cases, failure/rollback notes, and an operator handoff.
Unapproved APIs, credentials, high-risk production writes, custom agent infrastructure, or unsupported platforms.
External integrations and credential flows require a separate named-system Approval.
Source notes, recordings or examples, process owner input, edge cases, and approval boundaries.
An editable SOP, checklist, exception path, open questions, and review record.
Invented policy, replacing the process owner, regulated instructions, or publishing unreviewed AI output.
Form fields, destination schema, routing rules, credentials boundary, and test records.
A documented mapping, configured route where Approved, validation tests, and failure handling.
Selecting an unauthorized destination, storing sensitive data without controls, or production writes without Approval.
A named destination and credential flow require explicit Approval before connection.
Approved documents, audience, access rules, known exclusions, and update ownership.
A structured source set, taxonomy, usage guidance, gaps, and a maintenance plan.
Model training, confidential-source ingestion without controls, autonomous decisions, or accuracy guarantees.
Workflow map, error evidence, tool access, recent changes, and safe test boundaries.
A root-cause summary, repaired scope where Approved, validation evidence, and remaining risks.
Security audit, broad architecture redesign, unsupported production changes, or guaranteed uptime.
Credential, API, and production mutations are scoped and Approved separately.
Structured research, comparisons, sourcing, and synthesis that make the next decision easier.
The decision to support, market boundaries, known competitors, questions, and recency needs.
A structured brief, source links, evidence labels, gaps, and practical implications.
Confidential intelligence, certainty beyond the evidence, legal conclusions, or prediction guarantees.
Use case, budget posture, must-haves, deal-breakers, timeline, and existing tools.
A criteria matrix, source-linked findings, tradeoffs, shortlist, and open verification items.
Purchasing, contract advice, security certification, or guarantees about future product behavior.
The need, geography, qualifications, exclusions, budget posture, and evaluation criteria.
A source-linked shortlist, fit notes, unanswered questions, and a contact-ready research file.
Endorsement, licensing verification beyond public sources, negotiation, or guaranteed availability.
The source set, audience, decision, required questions, and preferred length.
An executive summary, key findings, source references, uncertainties, and recommended next questions.
Fabricated conclusions, specialist legal/medical/financial advice, or omitted uncertainty.
Responses or transcripts, research questions, consent boundaries, and any coding scheme.
Theme synthesis, supporting evidence, exceptions, limitations, and an executive readout.
Participant recruitment, research ethics certification, statistical significance claims, or deanonymization.
Onboarding, support setup, SOPs, workspaces, and knowledge that help teams operate cleanly.
Current channels, common request types, owners, response boundaries, and escalation rules.
An organized inbox, tags/views, triage guide, templates, and unresolved policy questions.
Live support staffing without a desk scope, refunds, legal decisions, or promises not Approved by the client.
Current onboarding materials, required information, tools, owners, and known failure points.
An onboarding map, checklist, templates, workspace structure, and handoff guide.
Contract terms, billing changes, credential collection without controls, or unapproved integrations.
Process-owner input, source material, examples, decisions, and exception cases.
An editable SOP, checklist, owner/trigger definitions, and a review-ready questions list.
Invented policy, regulated guidance, or treating an unreviewed draft as final procedure.
Project goals, participants, workstreams, existing tools, access boundaries, and key dates.
A configured workspace, views, templates, ownership fields, and a lightweight usage guide.
Tool purchasing, broad PMO design, external integrations, or ongoing administration without scope.
Approved source content, users, access rules, current locations, and ownership expectations.
A structured knowledge base, taxonomy, archive list, ownership model, and maintenance notes.
Publishing confidential material, deleting source files without Approval, or certifying content accuracy.
Maintained monthly capacity for recurring work with one accountable queue and owner.
An agreed queue, priorities, access rules, escalation path, and active-work limit.
Completed queue items, status visibility, exceptions, and a regular delivery summary.
Unlimited work, executive authority, regulated decisions, or always-on availability.
Approved priorities, source content, brand rules, access boundaries, and active-work limit.
Finished production tasks, QA notes, queue status, and a regular delivery summary.
Marketing strategy ownership, paid-media management, unlimited creative, or unapproved publishing.
The approved queue, data rules, access method, source-of-truth policy, and active-work limit.
Completed records work, QA evidence, exceptions, and a regular delivery summary.
Unlimited volume, destructive changes without review, compliance advice, or net-new CRM architecture.
Prioritized requests, approved content, access method, backups, and active-work limit.
Completed updates, QA notes, queue status, and a regular delivery summary.
Hosting guarantees, security monitoring, unlimited development, major rebuilds, or DNS changes without scope.
A maintained queue, research standards, priorities, access boundaries, and active-work limit.
Completed briefs and operations tasks, source trails, exceptions, and a delivery summary.
Unlimited research, specialist advice, confidential intelligence, or decisions presented without evidence.