What people actually ask.

It's what makes working across borders and time zones straightforward. To keep it low risk on your side the payments are small and separate, and every one comes with a proper numbered invoice rather than just a wallet address.

You never pay the whole $399 up front. You start at $99, look at real work, and carry on only if you want to. The steps are $99, $150 and $150, and each one starts only after you've approved the one before.

A five point teardown, positioning, two hero directions plus a visual direction, a CTA recommendation, page structure, advice on pricing and checkout, and a private preview, all with the reasoning written out. Stop there and you keep all of it.

The Proof Sprint has a 48 hour guarantee. If it doesn't arrive within 48 hours of your payment clearing and your assets landing, you get the $99 back. There's a short list of exclusions and it's written out on the risk page.

The invoice says exactly. Send only on the network shown, because funds sent on the wrong network can be lost on chain and there's no getting them back.

No, and nobody legitimate ever will. You won't be asked for a seed phrase, private keys, passwords or 2FA codes. You send a payment to the address on the invoice and that's the whole interaction.

Tell me what you'd prefer and you'll get a straight answer about whether it's set up. Nothing gets promised that doesn't exist yet.

For a real project, yes, with a provider we both check independently. Not a link someone sends over, and never a fee paid to a third party to release anything.

Keeping scope, feedback and decisions in writing makes the work faster and clearer, and much easier across time zones. Nothing gets lost and nobody has to remember what was said.

Send them in writing and you get a written answer back with a recommendation, a timeline and a scope. Most people find it quicker than finding a slot in a calendar.

Send a long message instead. You'll get a proper answer you can re-read and forward to whoever else is deciding.

Usually the opposite. You get a written update every working day and a shared tracker, and you review real work at each step instead of waiting for a meeting.

No. Your product should already work. What gets finished here is the layer that sells it: the landing page, the message, pricing, Stripe checkout and analytics.

Yes. You keep everything from the Proof Sprint and owe nothing more. No follow up sequence, no pressure.