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.
Free to try — no card, no call
The first hire is a milestone. The paperwork is just paper — 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 — which, quietly, 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) — always asked, never surprise-billed. One credit is about an hour of expert work, and credits expire at the end of the month. Embedded and Partner start at $3,999 a month when you need capacity rather than credits. 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 — free, like all of them.
Free · no card · no call