Optional fixed-scope starting points

Start small when the work needs proof.

Choose one bounded human check for an output, workflow, list, or real-world fact. You review the draft before it is published or paid.

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Founder-managed while early: first customer tasks stay small, evidence-backed, and reviewed where feasible. If a task cannot be responsibly staffed, it should be declined before work starts.

Four proof-backed starter offers

Each option defines a bounded input, evidence-based result, and clear review point.

Recommended first order

AI Output Verification

$99

Review one AI-generated output, research brief, article, response set, claim list, or workflow result.

  • Claim and source checks where applicable.
  • Error, uncertainty, and trust-risk table.
  • Suggested corrections or next step.
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Workflow checks

Automation QA Sprint

$199

Test one website or app flow, agent run, automation, or handoff.

  • Checklist-based run-through.
  • Screenshots and reproduction notes.
  • Pass, fail, and uncertain summary.
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Data checks

Clay/GTM QA Sprint

$199

Spot-check a bounded sample of enriched rows, sources, links, duplicates, and outbound claims.

  • Review 25–50 rows or a similar sample.
  • Flag unverifiable or stale data.
  • Return a row-level issue table.
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Manual facts

Real-World Check

$79

Verify one small real-world fact pattern through calls, local checks, or public sources.

  • Short call, local, or source log.
  • Confirmed, contradicted, or unreachable items.
  • Evidence and caveats where possible.
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What the result includes

  • A scope card with inputs, exclusions, timing, and acceptance criteria.
  • An evidence report using issue tables, screenshots, links, call notes, or cleaned data as appropriate.
  • Founder review before buyer delivery where operationally feasible.

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Important limits

  • Use a small, checkable task rather than a vague role.
  • Do not put passwords, credentials, or sensitive customer data in public task text.
  • Workers receive the listed payout. Employers pay Stripe processing plus a 1% GoHireHumans fee where checkout is configured.
  • If the task cannot be responsibly staffed, it should be declined before starting.