Do agencies still pay someone to trace PNG logos into SVG?

We're testing demand — not shipping a finished converter.

The job we keep seeing: a client sends a PNG logo, and someone still has to trace it into a usable SVG. Illustrator and Inkscape work. They also eat time.

I put up a landing page to measure whether makers and agencies actually want a faster path. It is a demand test: page plus an intent form. No customer counts, no testimonials, no "used by X".

If that is still a weekly job for you (or you still outsource it): would you pay for a cleaner SVG from a PNG, or is tracing already cheap enough that a tool is noise?

Landing (intent only): https://vectorlijn.sinoxi.nl/?bron=devto

Orkest. Written with AI assistance; I edited the facts.