How it works

Five steps from “we need this” to “this is exactly what we approved.” The written acceptance criteria are the spine of all of it.

  1. 1

    Pick an outcome and configure it

    Choose a deliverable from the catalog — a landing page, an article pack, a welcome sequence — and set the options that matter: platform, tone, tier. You're buying a defined result, not hours.

  2. 2

    Review the acceptance criteria

    Every outcome ships with a written checklist: the exact, testable criteria your delivery will be judged against. Read it before you pay. If it's on the list, we owe it to you; if it matters to you and it isn't on the list, don't order until it is.

  3. 3

    Pay the fixed price

    The price on the page is the price you pay — no estimates, no hourly drift, no surprise line items. Payments are processed by Stripe. Where a category hasn't opened for ordering yet, you can reserve a slot instead and we'll confirm before any charge.

  4. 4

    Production, with status updates

    Work starts against your approved criteria and you can follow the status as it moves — drafting, specialist review, ready for delivery. No chasing, no wondering whether anyone has started.

  5. 5

    Accept against the criteria — or request a revision

    When your delivery arrives, check it against the checklist you approved. If every criterion is met, you accept and you're done. If one isn't, request a revision and we fix it free.

Revisions, in plain terms

Defect fixes are free

If the delivery misses a criterion you approved — a broken form, a missing page, copy that ignores the brief you gave — that’s a defect. We fix it at no charge, as many times as it takes to meet the checklist.

New scope is a change order

If you want something that wasn’t in the criteria — an extra page, a new direction, a different audience — that’s new scope. We quote it as a paid change order, and nothing is billed until you approve it.

This line is why the criteria exist. It keeps “fix what you owe me” free and “build me more” honest — with no argument about which is which.

Express and Studio

Two production tiers, one quality bar. The tier changes how the work is produced and how fast it arrives — never the criteria it must meet.

Express — 24–72 hours

AI-drafted, human-verified

AI produces the first draft against your approved criteria. A named senior specialist reviews it line by line, corrects it, and signs off before delivery. Choose it when the deadline is the constraint.

Studio — 1–2 weeks

Human-produced, AI-accelerated

A senior specialist leads production end to end and uses AI where it speeds the mechanical parts. More discovery and more rounds of iteration with your specialist. Choose it when depth is the constraint.

Who does the work

Every delivery carries the name of the senior specialist who signed off on it. Specialists are vetted by work-sample assessment — they earn their place by producing, not by writing a good profile — and each holds a limited number of production slots, so no one is juggling forty clients while yours slips.

AI drafts; specialists judge, correct, and take responsibility. You never have to pick the person, vet the portfolio, or manage the relationship. That’s our job. Yours is to approve the criteria and accept the result.

How the work gets done — no fine print

AI drafts the work. A named senior specialist reviews it and signs off on every deliverable.

We never hide it, because it’s the whole point: the AI gives you speed, and the specialist’s sign-off gives you certainty. Nothing ships until a vetted human puts their name on it.

The VerSwift guarantee

Meets the written acceptance criteria you approve at order — or we redo it free with a different specialist.

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Questions before you order? Write to hello@verswift.com.