One form per service, asking for the things we actually need before work can begin. They are longer than a contact form on purpose — everything here is something that would otherwise be asked by email over the following two weeks.
Pick a Service
Pick the closest. If the job spans two, start with the bigger one and tell us about the rest in the last question — we will not make you fill in a second form.
6 steps
about 31 questions
Ten minutes. It becomes the first few items in your queue, so nothing here is wasted effort. Answers save as you go.
7 steps
about 45 questions
About twenty minutes, and it replaces roughly two weeks of back-and-forth. Answers save as you go — you can leave and come back.
7 steps
about 46 questions
SEO work that starts without this is guesswork. Fifteen to twenty minutes, saved as you go.
6 steps
about 40 questions
What to post, where, in whose voice, and what happens when somebody complains.
7 steps
about 42 questions
Most of these questions exist to make sure your email keeps working. That is the part that goes wrong when a website moves.
8 steps
about 47 questions
The longest of these forms, deliberately. Software projects fail on the questions nobody asked at the start.
Perfectly reasonable. The contact form takes a minute, and the pricing page and the estimator will give you a number without you talking to anybody. The long form is for when you have decided you want it done and would rather not spend two weeks answering emails about it.
We never ask for a password in any of these forms. When access is needed we ask you to add us as a user on the account, or send it through a one-time link that expires.
No discovery call that turns into a pitch deck. Describe the problem and you get a straight answer, a fixed price and a timeline — usually within 1 business day.
Or stop quoting it one job at a time — MultiTasker One puts everything we do on one monthly plan from $1,450 a month.
Or email hello@multitasker.llc