Most small automation projects fail before the first line of code: the scope is too large, nobody defines what “working” means, and the result becomes another strategy document that still needs babysitting.
I am opening three fixed-scope digital-delivery slots this week.
For $299, I take one repetitive workflow and deliver:
- one ready-to-import n8n or Make workflow, or a runnable script
- prompts, sample inputs, and expected outputs
- failure, duplicate, and missing-run checks
- a sample-run record and import guide
- one revision within the agreed delivery scope
The delivery window is 72 hours after scope confirmation and receipt of anonymous examples.
Privacy is part of the deliverable
I do not need access to the buyer’s accounts. I do not collect passwords, API keys, customer lists, or production data. The package is tested with anonymous sample data; the buyer imports it and connects credentials in their own environment.
That makes this a tailored digital package—not remote installation, software management, or open-ended consulting.
It is a good fit when one person repeatedly copies, classifies, reformats, drafts, or routes the same kind of information and can import a workflow or run a script themselves.
It is not a fit for bypassing login or CAPTCHA controls, automating a service that forbids it, high-stakes financial or medical decisions, or a project that actually contains several workflows.
See the English offer and request a free scope check
No fake revenue claims and no vague transformation promises. If the task does not fit a safe 72-hour scope, I say so before payment.
If you do not need tailored work yet, the AI Automation Starter Pack is available as a $19 instant download with 20 prompts, a cost calculator, and three reusable n8n templates.
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