For the first hire’s first day
You found the person. That was the hard part. Offer letter, onboarding checklist, payroll options: the admin spiral is ours now.
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Free to try. No card, no call.
The first hire is a milestone. The paperwork is just paper, and it shouldn’t eat the milestone.
Somewhere between “they said yes” and “they start Monday” lives a swamp: the letter, the forms, the what-do-I-legally-need panic at 11pm. You don’t need to learn employment admin. You need it done once, properly.
We draft the offer letter and the checklist, compare payroll options in a one-page table you can decide from, and set up the first day so the new person’s week one is organized. Quietly, that is your best retention tool.
Drafts and checklists are New pieces (5 credits); a simple handbook is a Build (12). Where something needs a licensed professional (employment law varies), we bring one from the bench, and you see that cost before anyone starts.
Everything else gets sized in credits: a quick fix is 1, an update 2, a new piece 5, a build 12. You always see the size before anything starts.
Run out mid-month? Credits are $39 each as a member ($49 without). We always ask first, and nothing is surprise-billed. One credit is about an hour of senior work, and credits expire at the end of the month. Embedded and Partner start at $3,999 a month and are quoted as capacity. Every plan cancels in one email.
No, and we’re clear about where that line is. Drafts are working documents; when review by a professional is warranted, we say so and price it first.
Different paperwork, same service: agreement drafted, terms plain, both of you knowing what was agreed.
Start with the hire. If it grows into policies and reviews and the rest, that’s a conversation, and it’s free like all of them.
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