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Name the job
One offer, one workflow, or one queue. If you only have a department, say what is blocked this week.
Contact us
Tell us what you need built.
Use the form that matches the conversation. A project brief if you know the job, a quote if you want a starting line priced, a conversation if you would rather talk first. Each one is stored before any email is sent, and a confirmation is addressed to the email you type. Nothing on this page takes a card or opens an account.
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Name the record
The site, the sheet, the inbox, or the system that is allowed to win when two lists disagree.
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Name the person
Who approves a page, a field, or a draft before it leaves the building. If nobody will, say that too.
After you submit
The form is the start of an email thread, not an order.
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Saved first
The enquiry is written down before we try to send mail. A failed send does not delete the note.
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Confirmation to you
The message is addressed to the email on the form, so you have a copy of what you sent.
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A copy to the studio
The same details arrive in the studio inbox with your address as the reply-to, so the answer comes back to you.
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A human reply
We answer with a question, a suggested line, or a no. Work does not start until a scope is confirmed. No card is taken here.
Writing a note that we can answer
How long should the message be?
Long enough to name the job and the person who is blocked. A paragraph is enough. A ten-page brief can wait until we have agreed the job is real.
What if I pick the wrong service?
Say so, or leave the service as “not sure”. We would rather correct the label than quote the wrong shape.
Do I need a budget figure?
No. The budget note on the project form is optional. The rates on the engagements page are the starting point either way.
Can I ask for two things?
Yes. Name which one has to happen first. We will usually propose two blocks so the second can be declined.