Money
We cover what vendors usually don’t talk about: what an in-house employee really costs, what fits into 48 hours, where AI pays off, and where it’s a waste. No vague talk or inspirational quotes.
Reviews about money, timelines, and contractors
Topics: theory, practice, AI, and business
New content twice a month
What an in-house designer really costs
Salary is less than half of an employee’s real cost. We add taxes, downtime, hiring and replacement, then compare it to a team subscription.
Topic breakdowns
What an in-house designer really costs
Salary is less than half of an employee’s real cost. We add taxes, downtime, hiring and replacement, then compare it to a team subscription.
A subscription instead of contractors: how it works and who it’s not for
One task in progress, unlimited queue, 48-hour turnaround. We explain the mechanics honestly, including cases where you don’t need a model.
Why your website isn’t getting done: five reasons, none of them about money
A task list sits for months not because there’s no budget. We break down the real reasons and what to do about each.
48 hours: how the turnaround time we promise works
What fits into two days, what doesn’t, and why we talk about it upfront—not after a missed deadline.
What businesses actually get from AI in 2026 — no hype
Use cases that pay off for companies of five to fifty people, and ones you shouldn’t spend money on.
Google Business listing: what exactly drives calls
A local business gets leads from maps before the website. A checklist of what to fill in and how it affects calls.
A promo landing page in 48 hours: what’s included and what won’t fit
We break a typical task into parts: structure, copy, front-end, form, analytics—and what has to be left out.
How a Russian-speaking business in the US can choose a contractor and avoid getting burned
Checks that take half an hour and catch most issues: access, contract, timelines, source files.
GEO: how to get into ChatGPT and Perplexity answers
Some customers no longer get to search: they ask a chat and follow the link it gives. What your site needs for that.
How many tasks one designer can handle — and why that’s the wrong question
Tracking person-hours is pointless if you buy outcomes. What to measure instead.
What we write about
Four topics: how the subscription works, breakdowns of specific tasks, AI without the hype, and the owner’s money.
Author
Written by the people who actually close subscriber tasks, not an outside editorial team.
Alexander
Team lead
Marina
Project manager
Dmitry
Project manager
Igor
Project manager
Test it on your task
We write about what we do every day. The easiest way to verify it is with your own task: we’ll do one for free in 48 hours.