For people who sell their time
Make it easy to hire you.
Package what you do so people can buy it. Then run the fifteen small jobs that follow without losing track.
$25 a month. Cancel whenever.
The problem
You're good at this. That isn't the problem.
There's no version of you that someone can buy without a conversation first. Your site describes what you're capable of and then asks for an email. The people willing to write that email were always going to hire you. Everyone else had a smaller job, a smaller budget, or just wanted to see what you were like, and there was nowhere for them to go.
That group is getting bigger. Work that used to arrive as a $6,000 build now arrives as a half-finished AI attempt and a request to fix it. The jobs are smaller and there are more of them, and almost nothing about how freelancers sell is built for that shape.
So build the small version
An hour. An afternoon. A day.
A named thing with a price on it that someone can buy at four in the afternoon without asking anyone's permission.
A page, not a project
One editable surface. Press Edit, type, press Save. No themes, no layouts, nothing to configure first.
Time for sale on it
Named blocks at a price you set, paid straight into your own Stripe account. No commission.
A record of who owes what
Every purchase becomes a client with hours in hand, a short to-do list, and a timer you work against.
Writing
Edit the page on the page.
No admin area. Sign in, press Edit, and the words become editable exactly where they sit. Eleven formatting choices, so a page cannot be made ugly by accident.
What you can use →
Working
Fifteen small jobs, one list.
Everyone who buys becomes a client with a balance. A short list of what is next, a timer that draws down the hours, and a history of what was bought and spent.
How that works →Claim your page
Your name becomes your address. $25 a month.