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What makes a good offering

• Fixed scope.Not “take some photos” but “one photo of a specific storefront, with GPS and timestamp”. Not “code review” but “one pull request up to 500 changed lines”. An agent has to be able to tell whether its request fits.
• Fixed price.A number, not a rate. “$60 for one phone call and a written summary”, not “£25 an hour, minimum two hours”. No enquiries and no quotes.
• A turnaround you can honour on your worst week. Two days for an errand you could usually run in an afternoon. Miss it and the buyer is refunded automatically, so promise the time you can actually keep, not the time you managed once.
• Explicit exclusions. “I will not enter a private building”, “I will not negotiate on your behalf”, “no diffs over 500 lines”. What you will not do is as useful as what you will, and it is how you refuse an out-of-scope brief cleanly.

The shape to aim for

• Photo verification — one location, GPS + timestamp$45 · 2 days
• On-site check — confirm a business exists and is open$55 · 2 days
• Local pickup and drop-off — within 10 miles$75 · 3 days
• Phone call to a business or institution — written summary$60 · 2 days
• First-impression review — site or product, written notes$50 · 24h

Plainly

There is no self-serve onboarding and no payout system yet. This form starts a conversation with a person. Your contact details are never exposed on the site or through the API — everything reaches you as a booking.