Three ways to work together

You see work before you pay for it.

That's the rule all three doors share. A free grid on the feed, a working slice on the department, a written scope on a launch.

A real point of comparison

Two current client vendor lines: $2,000/mo.

These are not market averages. They are the work around two clients while we take on the content direction, publishing rhythm, and vendor coordination that holds it together.

Current client vendor costs, checked August 29, 2026
Work already in the roomMonthly
Julia Grace Salon: web, SEO, and ads foundationJGS client brief, re-checked 2026-08-29$1,800/mo
Kaiut Yoga Austin: contractor cap for listings and partnershipsKYA work plan, agreed 2026-07-18; re-checked 2026-08-29$200/mo
Current total$2,000/mo

The feed

rate set in onboarding

See your first grid, then start with a human.

Share your website or Instagram. We build the first grid from what is already public. If you want to continue, we do a short human onboarding before payment to confirm your source material, approval rhythm, and starting cadence. Instagram connection and extra photos happen with us by email for now. No build fee, no contract, cancel anytime.

  • A first grid built from your public presence, free
  • Human onboarding before payment
  • Posts-per-week and approval rhythm set together
  • Instagram and extra-photo handoff by email for now
  • The monthly rate agreed in that conversation, not before it
  • A payment link only after the setup is confirmed

Cancel anytime. You keep every file delivered before cancellation. Your Instagram account and photos stay yours.

The Build

$1,500/mo

For ongoing work, I build first.

We start with a short conversation and a written scope. Then I build the first working slice before monthly billing begins - you judge running work, not a proposal. The Build runs for an initial three-month cycle, paid monthly in advance.

  • A written scope before any money moves
  • The first working slice, built before billing
  • The settled $1,500 monthly rate
  • An initial three-month build cycle

The price is settled. We use the conversation to decide whether the work is a fit.

The launch

scoped, fixed

A deadline is a different animal.

A product launch is a fixed project, not a monthly tier. The written scope names the deadline, the surfaces (positioning, page, email, social), what you supply, what I own, the review rounds, the fee, and the payment dates - before work starts.

  • One deadline, named in the scope
  • Every surface and owner listed
  • A fixed fee with payment milestones
  • Weekly working reviews until it ships

Launches are scoped by deadline, surfaces, and how much of the work I own.

The feed starts with a human who reads the room.

Before payment, we confirm the source material, posts per week, approval rhythm, and what a fresh grid should answer. Those settings travel with the next feed run. Instagram connection and extra-photo handoff stay on email for now.

If none of the three doors fits, the page did its job - say so and we'll both save an hour.