When I initially launched Flexy, the pitch was basically: “Hire expert developers for any fixed-budget tasks.”
But every real conversation quickly turned into the same problem: teams didn’t actually want “developers,” they wanted a specific ticket done—without hourly anxiety, without scope creep, and without a 2-week vendor onboarding process.
So we shipped a new version of the landing page focused on outcomes and constraints:
Fixed-budget work (bug fixes, features, modules, Azure tasks).
Quote within 24 hours.
Start time: typically within 2 business days.
“Production-ready” expectations: tested, documented code + a support window after delivery.
What changed (and why)?
1. We made the offer concrete.
Instead of vague “let’s talk,” we now show three clear packages (Quick Fix from $29, Standard Task from $89, Complex Project = custom quote) so buyers can self-qualify fast.
2. We leaned into trust signals.
We added what buyers ask for when outsourcing: NDA/security posture, a money-back guarantee if specs aren’t met, and a single point of contact via a dedicated PM.
3. We clarified who this is for
The copy is now built for solo devs + small teams shipping on the Microsoft stack (.NET, ASP.NET, EF Core, Azure Functions/App Service, etc.) who need extra execution power without a retainer.
What I’d love feedback on
If you were hiring help for a small .NET/Azure task, what would you need to see on the page to feel confident it’s truly “fixed-scope / fixed-price”?
(Example: definition of done, examples of past task briefs, code review checklist, response SLA, security details, etc.)
Link: https://www.flexytasks.dev/
If you want, paste a real ticket you’re stuck on (even a rough one) and I’ll reply with how we’d scope it into a fixed-price task.
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