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  1. 1

    Audits for dental practices of how they appear in map listings and AI search answers

    Dentists now worry about whether AI answers recommend them, and checking and fixing listings is repeatable work.

    Skills you can bring: Marketing experience with dental practices and contacts who run them

    $99 audit, $149/mo upkeepStart this
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    Brand books for new specialty-coffee roasters, with a name, logo and voice

    New roasters need a name, logo and voice before launch, and AI can draft them quickly once the style is set.

    Skills you can bring: A designer's eye and contacts in the coffee trade

    $79–$149Start this
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    Audits for Shopify stores that get visitors but few sales, showing why shoppers leave

    Store owners with visitors and no sales know something is wrong, and much of the audit can be automated.

    Skills you can bring: Ecommerce design experience and an eye for what makes shoppers hesitate

  4. 4

    Pre-launch checks for apps built with AI tools, covering security, payments and broken pages

    Many people now build apps without coding, and they worry about what they missed before launch.

    Skills you can bring: Software or security experience and a calm way of explaining risk

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    Monthly upkeep for apps built by non-developers, fixing errors and installing updates

    Non-developers can now build apps but not maintain them, and a monthly fee fits that ongoing need.

    Skills you can bring: Engineering experience and a community of no-code builders

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    A community that pays members to post short clips for brands and creators

    Brands and creators pay for reach, and clippers work for a share, so the business grows with its members.

    Skills you can bring: Contacts with brands or creators and the drive to sign campaigns

    Margin on campaignsStart this
  7. 7

    Phone setup and tech help for older adults, in person or by video call

    Older adults and their families pay for patient, plain help with new devices.

    Skills you can bring: Patience and a teacher's way of explaining technology

    $29–$49 per sessionStart this
  8. 8

    Video of tradespeople doing hands-on tasks, sold to robot makers as training data

    Robot makers need real footage of people at work to train their machines.

    Skills you can bring: Contacts in a trade and at robotics companies

    Per hour of footageStart this
  9. 9

    Website rebuilds for plumbers in one city, starting with a free score of their current site

    Plumbers know their websites look dated, and a free score gives them a reason to reply.

    Skills you can bring: Comfort calling local business owners and contacts in one trade

    $299 plus $29/moStart this
  10. 10

    A pre-launch check for apps built with AI tools, with a list of fixes

    People who build an app with AI tools want someone to check it before strangers use it.

    Skills you can bring: Experience as a software engineer or security tester

  11. 11

    Fixes for broken apps built with AI tools, with a plain account of what went wrong

    Founders who built an app with AI tools often can't debug it, and they need it working today.

    Skills you can bring: Fast debugging in many languages and frameworks

    $299 per fixStart this
  12. 12

    A check that runs every code sample in a developer tool's docs and fixes the broken ones

    Broken code samples cost developer tools sign-ups, and AI can run every sample against the latest release.

    Skills you can bring: Experience writing developer documentation

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    A launch kit for a new developer tool, with the launch post, a demo clip and a FAQ

    Builders finish the product and then stall on the launch, and a launch gets only one first day.

    Skills you can bring: Experience launching developer products

  14. 14

    Résumé rewrites for senior engineers, written from their own pull requests and design docs

    Senior engineers undersell their work, and the record of what they shipped is already written down.

    Skills you can bring: Years of hiring engineers

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    A usage and revenue dashboard for a small software company, built on its own database in a week

    Founders want usage and revenue in one place, and a focused one-week build beats a month of setup.

    Skills you can bring: SQL and data modeling experience

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    A written guide to an old codebase for its new owner, covering what runs and what's risky

    New owners and new hires lose weeks learning old code, and AI can read every file quickly.

    Skills you can bring: Years working in old codebases

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    A fixed-price upgrade of one app to its framework's next major version, as a reviewed pull request

    Major upgrades sit in backlogs for years, and a fixed price for a known upgrade is easy to approve.

    Skills you can bring: Deep knowledge of one framework's upgrade path

  18. 18

    Monthly upkeep for apps built with AI tools, covering updates, backups and small fixes

    People who built an app without coding can't maintain it, and they'd rather pay than learn.

    Skills you can bring: Broad web development experience

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    An accessibility review of a web app's main pages, with the fixes delivered as code changes

    Teams want accessible products but lack the expertise, and fixes in code are worth more than a list.

    Skills you can bring: Accessibility knowledge and front-end engineering

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    Translation of a small app into five languages, delivered as files ready to merge

    Small apps miss sales abroad because translation looks like a big project, but the work is well defined.

    Skills you can bring: Experience adapting software for other languages

    $199 per languageStart this
  21. 21

    An API reference and quickstart guide for a developer tool company

    Docs decide whether developers adopt a tool, and the engineers building it rarely have time to write them.

    Skills you can bring: Technical writing experience

  22. 22

    Docs set up so AI coding agents can read them, for developer tool companies

    More developers now learn a tool through their AI agent, and agents work best from clean, structured docs.

    Skills you can bring: Experience with documentation tools and how AI agents read sources

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    One tested how-to page a week for a developer tool, written to be found in search

    Developers search for how to do one thing, and a page that answers it brings sign-ups for years.

    Skills you can bring: Experience writing for developers

    $499/moStart this
  24. 24

    Onboarding emails for a small software company's new users, written and tested on real sign-ups

    Most trial users never reach the feature that would keep them, and a few well-timed emails help.

    Skills you can bring: Lifecycle email marketing experience

  25. 25

    Evidence gathering for a startup's first security audit, with screenshots, settings and a checklist

    Audits stall while teams collect proof from many tools, and much of it can be gathered on a schedule.

    Skills you can bring: Experience preparing companies for security audits

    $499 plus $99/moStart this
  26. 26

    A portfolio site for an engineer, built from their public work, with one project written up

    Hiring managers look for proof of work, and most engineers never write up what they built.

    Skills you can bring: Web design and turning technical work into a story

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    A shortlist of five candidates for a seed-stage startup hiring its first engineer

    Founders hiring their first engineer don't know where to look, and a vetted shortlist saves weeks.

    Skills you can bring: Recruiting experience and a wide network of engineers

  28. 28

    Customer data cleanup and import for a small company moving to a new CRM

    CRM moves stall on messy data, and a fixed-price cleanup is easy for a small company to approve.

    Skills you can bring: Data work and patience with messy spreadsheets

  29. 29

    Five customer interviews for a startup, recruited, run and summarized around one product question

    Founders know they should talk to customers but don't, and a done-for-you round gives answers fast.

    Skills you can bring: Interviewing users and summarizing what they said

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    Bookkeeping cleanup for plumbers who are behind, with a year of books ready for their tax preparer

    Plumbers fall behind on their books, and a fixed price for a clean year is easier to buy than hourly help.

    Skills you can bring: Years of bookkeeping for plumbers or other trades

    $499–$1,500 per year cleanedStart this
  31. 31

    Grant applications for small charities, written for one funder and ready to submit

    Small charities have no grant writer, and a finished draft for a named funder is a clear thing to pay for.

    Skills you can bring: Grant writing or nonprofit program experience

    $500–$1,500 per applicationStart this
  32. 32

    Monthly bookkeeping for cafés, with a one-page profit summary

    Café owners want to know each month whether they made money, at a fixed price.

    Skills you can bring: Bookkeeping for cafés or restaurants

    $300–$600/moStart this
  33. 33

    Résumé and cover letter rewrites for new-graduate nurses applying to hospital residencies

    Nurse residency programs get many similar applications, and a nurse who has hired knows what stands out.

    Skills you can bring: A nurse manager or educator who has read many applications

    $99–$199 per application setStart this
  34. 34

    LinkedIn profile rewrites by a recruiter for accountants looking for a new job

    Recruiters search profiles by keyword and skim for seconds, and someone who does that knows what to fix.

    Skills you can bring: Recruiting experience in accounting

    $99–$199 per profileStart this
  35. 35

    A flat-fee shortlist of five screened candidates for small companies hiring a hard-to-fill role

    Small companies can't afford a percentage fee but will pay a flat price for a short list of real candidates.

    Skills you can bring: Recruiting in one field and a network to reach candidates

    $1,500–$3,000 per roleStart this
  36. 36

    Yearly employee handbook updates for small employers, with each change in state law marked

    Handbooks go stale as laws change, and a yearly update with the changes marked is easy to approve.

    Skills you can bring: HR experience and a habit of tracking state law changes

    $199–$399/yrStart this
  37. 37

    Board minutes and a filing calendar for small nonprofits, written from each meeting's recording

    Volunteer secretaries dread taking minutes, and accurate minutes with deadlines tracked keep a board in good standing.

    Skills you can bring: Nonprofit administration or board governance experience

    $99–$199 per meetingStart this
  38. 38

    Annual reports for small nonprofits, with the year's results, stories and finances in a designed PDF

    Donors want to see what their money did, and small nonprofits rarely have anyone to write it up well.

    Skills you can bring: Nonprofit communications or fundraising experience

    $499–$1,200 per reportStart this
  39. 39

    Monthly bookkeeping for solo therapists, with insurance payments matched to sessions

    Therapists dread matching insurance payments to sessions, and a bookkeeper who knows that work saves them hours.

    Skills you can bring: Bookkeeping or billing for therapy practices

    $149–$299/moStart this
  40. 40

    A custom photo preset in your style, built for one photographer from their own photos

    Buyers whose photos don't suit a standard pack will pay more for a preset made for theirs.

    Skills you can bring: A signature editing style and the skill to adapt it

    $49–$99Start this
  41. 41

    Custom digital portraits in your illustration style, drawn from a fan's photo to give as a gift

    Fans want themselves drawn in the style they follow you for, and a portrait makes a personal gift.

    Skills you can bring: An illustration style people love and the speed to draw to order

    $49–$149Start this
  42. 42

    A custom intro theme or short jingle for another creator's podcast or channel

    Creators want a sound that is theirs alone, and a short piece is quick work for a composer.

    Skills you can bring: Composition skills and a sound other creators like

    $99–$299Start this
  43. 43

    A media kit written and designed for a smaller creator, built from a short form they fill in

    Creators who dislike selling themselves will pay someone who knows what brands look for.

    Skills you can bring: Experience with brand deals and an eye for clean design

    $99–$199Start this
  44. 44

    A short video edited in your style from footage a follower sends you

    Followers who love your edits will pay to have their own clips cut the same way.

    Skills you can bring: An editing style people recognize and a fast editing routine

    $99–$299Start this
  45. 45

    Patient review requests and replies for dental offices, each reply approved before it posts

    Patients choose dentists by their reviews, and most offices have no time to ask for them or answer them.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running a dental front desk

    $99–$199/moStart this
  46. 46

    Monthly updates to salons' search listings and websites, keeping hours, services and photos current

    People book the nearby salon that looks open and clear, and many salon listings are half filled in.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running or working in a salon

    $300/moStart this
  47. 47

    HVAC maintenance plans for homeowners, with two tune-ups a year and priority booking, billed monthly

    HVAC companies want steady income, and plan tune-ups fill their slow weeks in spring and fall.

    Skills you can bring: Years running an HVAC company's service trucks

    $15–$25/mo per homeStart this
  48. 48

    New phone-friendly websites for electricians, with services, service area, reviews and a quote form

    Many electricians' websites are years old and break on phones, where most customers find them.

    Skills you can bring: Experience as an electrician or in home services

    $49–$99/moStart this
  49. 49

    Google search ads for plumbers, limited to emergency jobs within ten miles and a weekly budget

    People search the moment a pipe bursts, and ads limited to those jobs don't waste the plumber's budget.

    Skills you can bring: Knowing which plumbing jobs pay and which areas are worth the drive

    $300/mo plus ad spendStart this
  50. 50

    Facebook and Instagram ads for neighborhood gyms' trial memberships, with fresh ads each week

    Gyms grow from people within a short drive, and fresh ads aimed there keep trial signups steady.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running or selling memberships at a gym

    $500/mo plus ad spendStart this
  51. 51

    Google Business Profile upkeep for restaurants, with weekly posts, new photos and holiday hours

    Diners check hours and photos before they visit, and wrong hours on a stale listing turn them away.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running or working in a restaurant

  52. 52

    Ad landing pages for garage-door companies, each with one offer, one phone number and one form

    Garage-door companies waste ad clicks on busy home pages, and a page with one offer turns more visits into calls.

    Skills you can bring: Experience selling garage doors or home repairs

    $500 plus $99/moStart this
  53. 53

    Reminder emails for pet groomers when a dog is due, plus notes to clients who've gone quiet

    Groomers depend on repeat visits, and a reminder at the right time brings clients back before they try elsewhere.

    Skills you can bring: Experience grooming dogs and keeping regulars on schedule

    $149/moStart this
  54. 54

    Email and chat support for online stores, with each reply checked against the real order

    Online store customers mostly ask where their order is, and answers drawn from the order are fast and right.

    Skills you can bring: Experience in customer service for an online store

    $299–$999/moStart this
  55. 55

    Search upkeep for accounting firms, with service pages, local listings and answers to tax questions

    People search for an accountant by service and town, and clear pages that answer their question bring calls.

    Skills you can bring: Accounting experience and clear writing about tax

    $300–$1,000/moStart this
  56. 56

    Matching hours, photos and offers across every location's listings for small franchises

    Franchise owners lose customers who arrive to a closed door, and one source of hours keeps every listing right.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running a franchise location

    $49 per location per monthStart this
  57. 57

    A monthly email newsletter for garden centers on what to plant now, what's in stock and one offer

    Gardeners plan by season, and a timely note about what's ready brings them in on the right weekend.

    Skills you can bring: Knowing what grows locally and when to plant it

    $149/moStart this
  58. 58

    Rewritten service pages for pest-control companies that answer what worried homeowners ask

    Homeowners with pests want to know the problem can be fixed, how and when, and clear pages turn that worry into a call.

    Skills you can bring: Experience answering pest-control customers' calls

    $300 per pageStart this
  59. 59

    New logos, colors, van wrap art and a matching website for established moving companies

    A dated look makes a good moving company seem small, and a fresh one shows on every van, quote and page.

    Skills you can bring: An eye for design and experience in the moving business

    $750–$1,500Start this
  60. 60

    Listing cleaning companies' new office-cleaning services in the directories office managers check

    A new cleaning service has to appear where office managers look, and getting listed is quick but tedious work.

    Skills you can bring: Knowing where local office managers find cleaners

    $99 one-timeStart this
  61. 61

    Referral programs for roofers, with a thank-you note and reward offer sent to each happy customer

    Homeowners trust a roofer their neighbor used, and a timely ask after a good job brings in the next roof.

    Skills you can bring: A list of happy past roofing customers

  62. 62

    Twice-yearly gutter cleaning plans for a roofer's past customers, booked and billed automatically

    Past roof customers already trust the roofer, and a gutter plan brings steady work and the next roof job.

    Skills you can bring: A list of past roofing customers and a crew for the visits

    $149–$249 per yearStart this
  63. 63

    Yearly water-heater flush plans for a plumber's customers, with reminders and online booking

    Flushing helps a water heater last longer, and a yearly visit keeps the plumber first in mind when one fails.

    Skills you can bring: A plumbing business with a base of past customers

    $99–$149 per yearStart this
  64. 64

    Seasonal snow-removal contracts for commercial parking lots, sold by a landscaper in the fall

    Property managers need lots cleared by morning, and snow contracts keep a landscaper's idle winter crews earning.

    Skills you can bring: Trucks, crews and contacts among local property managers

    $1,500–$5,000 per lot per seasonStart this
  65. 65

    Fixed-price move-out cleaning for local property managers, with online booking

    Property managers need fast, reliable turnovers between tenants, and a set price makes it easy to say yes.

    Skills you can bring: Cleaning crews and contacts among property managers

    $250–$400 per unitStart this
  66. 66

    Scheduled maintenance plans for local businesses' vans and trucks, sold by an auto shop

    Small business fleets need scheduled service and quick turnarounds, and a monthly plan keeps the shop's bays busy.

    Skills you can bring: An auto shop and contacts at local businesses with vans

    $49 per vehicle per monthStart this
  67. 67

    Monthly grooming memberships for dog owners, with a set number of visits booked ahead

    Dog owners want their dogs groomed on schedule, and memberships even out a groomer's busy and quiet weeks.

    Skills you can bring: Experience grooming dogs and a base of regular clients

    $60–$120/moStart this
  68. 68

    Bridal hair and makeup packages for wedding parties, with deposits and online trial booking

    Bridal parties book months ahead and pay well, and a clear package page with deposits fills the season early.

    Skills you can bring: Experience doing hair or makeup for weddings

    $600–$1,500 per weddingStart this
  69. 69

    Monthly evening cleaning contracts for small offices, added by a home cleaning company

    Offices sign monthly contracts and pay on schedule, and evening work uses crews that finish homes by day.

    Skills you can bring: Cleaning crews and contacts among local office managers

    $300–$900 per office per monthStart this
  70. 70

    Pre-listing home inspections for sellers, sold through local real-estate agents

    Sellers who fix problems before listing sell faster, and real-estate agents refer inspectors who make that easy.

    Skills you can bring: A home inspector's license and agents who know your work

    $300–$450 per homeStart this
  71. 71

    A monthly tune-up club for bike shop customers, with two services a year and a parts discount

    Riders put off service until something breaks, and a club brings them in on schedule during slow months.

    Skills you can bring: Experience working as a bike mechanic

    $12–$20/moStart this
  72. 72

    Quarterly pest-prevention plans for a pest-control company's one-time customers

    One-time pest customers often need help again, and a plan keeps their home protected and the company busy.

    Skills you can bring: A pest-control license and knowledge of local pests

    $40–$60/moStart this
  73. 73

    Monthly wellness plans for pet owners at a vet clinic, covering exams, vaccines and dental cleaning

    Pet owners skip care when a big bill looms, and monthly payments keep pets on schedule and the clinic busy.

    Skills you can bring: Experience running a vet clinic

    $30–$60/mo per petStart this
  74. 74

    Weekly newsletters and announcements for small congregations, drafted from the office's notes

    A small congregation's office is often one volunteer, and a weekly draft from their notes saves them hours.

    Skills you can bring: Experience in a congregation's office or leadership

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    Spanish versions of home-services companies' websites and texts, for customers they already serve

    Customers trust a business that speaks their language, and Spanish pages and texts win more of their jobs.

    Skills you can bring: Experience serving Spanish-speaking customers

    $300 setup plus $49/moStart this