Fixed-price business services
Staging packs, lead-list follow-up, demo videos, visibility audits, monthly strategy, and review replies for small businesses — every shelf printed with its full price and its delivery window before you pay. Order at checkout; everything after that happens by email.
Fixed prices · Stated delivery windows · Zero sales calls, checkout to delivery
Why a shelf, not a search? 82% of small businesses already use at least one AI tool, and 70% of owners say they need more training to use it effectively (SBE Council 2026; Thryv 2026). ShelfDone sells the finished work instead — produced for you, reviewed before it ships.
of small businesses already use at least one AI tool — the spend exists; the finished work is what’s missing.
of owners say they need more training to use AI effectively — tools on a shelf they have to run themselves.
Every shelf is produced and reviewed by the same accountable operator — not a different stranger per order.
Industry data: SBE Council 2026 Technology Use Survey and Thryv 2026 AI & Small Business Adoption Survey. ShelfDone is a new storefront; it makes no customer or results claims, and every deliverable passes a review check before it is sent.
The old way to buy this work
Buying routine business work online still means auditions, auctions, and lead forms — before anyone tells you the price or the date.
Thousands of near-identical listings on the big gig marketplaces. A 20% seller fee is baked into the price, a buyer fee is added at checkout, and quality resets to zero with every new seller you try.
Post the job, wait, read proposals, interview strangers, negotiate, then watch an hourly meter run. The work starts days after the need does.
Local-service marketplaces hide the price behind a contact form, then sell your request as a lead. The first step is a phone call — whether you wanted one or not.
Template marketplaces sell files and leave the work to you: the download is the beginning of the job, not the end of it.
How it works
Four steps. Your part is the first two; the shelf does the rest.
Scope, full price, and delivery window are printed on the shelf — compare them the way you compare products, because they are products.
Payment is processed by Stripe. We never see your card number, and no account or sales call stands between you and the order.
A confirmation email restates your window and lists exactly what to send — listing photos, your lead list, your review links. Reply with the files; that starts the clock.
Your deliverable arrives by email inside the stated window, reviewed before it ships. One revision round is included with the Listing and Demo shelves.
The shelves
Each shelf is a fixed piece of work: what’s delivered is listed, the price is the total, and the window starts when your materials arrive complete.
Virtual staging for listing agents, from your own photos.
Your dormant lead list, worked end to end.
A product demo video, built from your product photos.
How AI search answers in your category — in writing.
Your monthly strategy, in writing, from your own numbers.
Review responses, written in your voice, ready to post.
Side by side
The differences are structural — they come from how the shelf is built, not from a promotion.
| How buying works | ShelfDone | The big marketplaces |
|---|---|---|
| Platform tax | None added. The shelf price is the total; checkout runs direct through Stripe. | Gig marketplaces take up to 20% from the seller and add a buyer fee at checkout — both end up inside the price you pay. |
| Price | Printed on the shelf, in full, before you contact anyone. | Often set after proposals, bidding, or a lead form — the total arrives late. |
| Getting started | Checkout, then one email with your materials. No bidding, no interviews, no hourly meter. | Post, wait, compare strangers, negotiate — or hand over your number and take calls. |
| Phone calls | None. Checkout to delivery happens entirely by email. | Lead marketplaces are phone-first by design. |
| Who does the work | One named operator, one review check on every deliverable, the same standard on every order. | A different freelancer per order; quality varies by seller and resets when you switch. |
| Delivery window | Stated on the shelf before you pay, restated in your confirmation email. | Set per seller, per order — usually after you’ve committed. |
Comparison reflects the marketplaces’ published pricing and buying flows as of October 2026: gig-marketplace seller fees up to 20% plus buyer service fees; freelance platforms using proposal/bidding with per-contract fees; local-service platforms using paid-lead and contact-form flows. Figures are the platforms’ own published terms, not our measurements.
Shelf Club
Tools rent you the software and keep the work. Shelf Club is the standing order instead: the recurring shelves, produced for you every month, under the same review check, with the same zero-call rule.
Month-to-month. No contract term, no setup fee, no exit call — cancel by replying to any email from us, and the current month simply runs out.
$297/mo
Billed monthly through Stripe. Cancel by email reply, effective at the end of the current month.
In plain words
We promise deliverables and windows — the things on the shelf. We never promise what the work will do for your numbers; that part is yours, and any seller who guarantees it is guessing.
Payments are processed by Stripe — we never see or store your card number. The price on the shelf is the total at checkout; nothing is added after.
Your confirmation email restates your delivery window before work begins. The window starts when your materials arrive complete, and your deliverable arrives by email inside it.
Subscriptions are month-to-month and cancel by email reply — no retention call, no exit form. One-time shelves are confirmed by email before work begins, so there is always a written record of what was ordered.
Questions
Pick a shelf, check out through Stripe, and watch your inbox: a confirmation email restates exactly what you ordered, your delivery window, and the materials to send. Reply to that email with your files and the clock starts.
No. Ordering, materials, delivery, revisions, and cancellation all happen by email. That is a design rule of the store, not a preference — there is no sales call at any step, in either direction.
When your materials arrive complete — for example, all six listing photos for the Listing Shelf. Your confirmation email lists exactly what “complete” means for your shelf, so there is no guessing about the date.
One revision round is included with the Listing and Demo shelves. Reply to the delivery email with what to adjust; revisions are handled by email like everything else.
They deliver the stated work product inside the stated window — nothing more is claimed. We don’t promise sales, bookings, rankings, or revenue, and shelf copy never will. On the Listing Shelf, staging changes furnishings and décor only: walls, floors, fixtures, and the property itself are never altered, and every staged photo ships beside its original.
Reply to any email from us and say so. The subscription ends at the close of the current month; there are no further charges and no cancellation call.
Pick the piece of work you keep meaning to hand off, read exactly what it includes, and check out. Your confirmation email takes it from there.
Fixed prices · Stated delivery windows · Zero sales calls, checkout to delivery