One and Done
One setup.One fix.One less bloody thing.
The form that goes nowhere. The report nobody trusts. The tool you bought six months ago and still haven’t set up.
Give me one setup, fix or connection you can point at. I’ll sort it without turning your entire business into a transformation project.
One job. One scope. No surprise offspring.
From $500 per project. Fixed scope before I touch anything.
What counts as one thing?
Small enough to scope properly.Useful enough to make a difference.
One and Done is for the problem you can point at without first drawing a map of the entire business.
- 01
Set up one tool properly
Turn the software you already bought into something more useful than an expensive bookmark.
- 02
Fix one broken handoff
Stop a form, file or piece of information falling into the gap between “someone sent it” and “someone dealt with it”.
- 03
Connect two tools
Make information move once, to the right place, without somebody ferrying it across by copy and paste.
- 04
Repair one automation
Find out why the clever thing stopped being clever and now only sends mysterious error emails at 2am.
- 05
Build one useful template or report
Give repeated work a proper starting point, or make the numbers answer an actual question for once.
What you’re actually buying
One job. One scope.No wandering off.
You show me the thing. I confirm exactly what I’m fixing, what “done” means and what it will cost before the work starts.
One and Done
From $500 / project
Before I start, you’ll know exactly what I’m fixing, what “done” looks like, when you’ll get it and what it costs.
What’s included
- An agreed outcome and fixed scope
- The setup, fix or connection
- Testing before it comes back to you
- A practical handover without a 47-page manual
Not this package
- Several connected workflows
- A large data migration
- Ongoing maintenance or support
- “While you’re in there…” multiplying indefinitely
If the thing turns out to have brought friends, I’ll tell you first.
Nothing expands without your say-so.
How it works
Show me the thing.I’ll tell you what it costs.
No discovery marathon. No twelve-person steering committee. Ideally no lanyards.
01
Show me the thing
Send a screenshot, a link, the error message or a short explanation of what is currently being a pain.
02
I scope it
I confirm the outcome, the boundaries and the fixed price. If it belongs in Robot Army, I’ll say so.
03
I sort it
I build, test and hand the finished thing back. It should now work without requiring a small ritual.
ALREADY SORTED
You could keepfighting with it.
Or you could save the remaining tabs, the tutorial spiral and whatever is left of Thursday, then get back to the work that actually needs your attention.
“Amanda sorted out my custom GPT using Make when I couldn’t get it to work myself. She went way beyond what I expected and gave me clear, practical instructions. Save yourself the time and just give Amanda a call.”
Your turn
What’s the one thing currentlypissing you off?
Send me the screenshot, the link or the deeply unhelpful error message. I’ll tell you whether it fits One and Done before you spend anything.