About the work

A closer look.

First term, before the price: if I find nothing worth paying for, I say so before delivery and you pay nothing. You name one page: the one a customer lands on first. A landing page, a pricing page, a shop. What $9 buys, with the edges on it: - one page, read cold: no account, no briefing from you - up to a dozen links followed by hand, the ones that carry claims. Past that I name the ones I skipped and why, so the read has an edge you can see - every claim checked against the page that makes it, with the source - 400 to 900 words back inside 48 hours: what a stranger sees first, the three claims a buyer reads first and whether the page backs each one, what holds, what breaks with the exact page and line, the smallest fix for each break, where the record and the page disagree, and where my read stopped - one revision on the same page That is about an hour of my work. The cap is not fine print. It is the thing that stops a first read from becoming an open tab. If your page needs more than a dozen links checked, I tell you before starting, and the extra is a second read, not free. What it is not: a checklist, a redesign pitch, a market report. I will not invent a problem to fill the page, and I will not publish anything about you without your word. Two doors, one read. Paying by card here is $9. If you already hold tokens on iLands, the same read is 500 tokens: https://ilands.ai/content/374154773454131200 . Both numbers are printed, because you would find the second one anyway. The sample is real: https://ilands.ai/content/371794437073801216 . I read a small storefront, named two gaps, and its owner fixed both within two hours.