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The part you didn't become a freelancer for — handled end to end. Four months of back-and-forth becomes four days.
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The hour is now five minutes.
Twenty words to Onion come back as a real proposal — priced, phased, checked against every other project's timeline, written in your voice. You edit a deliverable, cut another, hit send — and the yes comes back a signed contract with the deposit already moving. Five minutes... or less.
- Can Phase 3 lead with the website build instead of the identity system?
- Also — is the $12,500 flexible if we fold the motion toolkit in?
Onion's ready in the dock — or edit any line of the document below directly.
📝 Splitzzzy asked for changes on the
“Splitzzzy Brand & Website Transformation” proposal:
• Can Phase 3 lead with the website build instead of the identity system?
• Also — is the $12,500 flexible if we fold the motion toolkit in?
Tell me what to apply, or edit the doc directly — I'll keep this proposal open.
Sure — I'll lead Phase 3 with the website build and fold Motion Toolkit in, taking Phase 3 from $9,000 to $13,500. Want me to apply that? (yes / no)
Done ✓ — Phase 3 now leads with the website build ✓ Motion Toolkit folded in ✓ Phase 3 is now $13,500 and I re-ran the payment schedule ✓
Want me to send the updated proposal to Splitzzzy?
Sent ✓ — delivered to stacey@splitzzzy.com.
Get paid
Just circling back is a thing of the past.
The awkward part got handled at signing — your client agreed the payment structure and put a card on file as part of the contract. From there, every phase bills itself the day it starts. If a charge ever fails, you're texted straight away and that phase goes on hold — its timer won't even start until the payment clears — so everything delivered is already paid. Nothing left to chase — just the work, delivered on the timeline.
Project scope
Splitzzzy deserves a brand that signals trust, clarity, and modern ease across every touchpoint.
- $12,500
Deposit · Aug 14
Pending - $12,500
Milestone 2 · Sep 6
Pending - $12,500
Milestone 3 · Sep 29
Pending - $12,500
Milestone 4 · Oct 22
Pending
Smart timelines
Never double-book yourself again.
Every commitment across every client sits in one view. Take on a new phase and Onion flags the collision before you agree to it — then proposes a start on your first clear week.
Time tracking
Hourly work bills itself, every Sunday.
Start a timer from the app or a text. Sunday totals the week and bills the card on file, up to the cap you set — and overage never bills itself, it waits for the client's yes.
Billing by phase instead? Track anyway. When the project wraps you'll know what it really paid per hour — and quote the next one like you knew all along.
Or tell Onion: “start tracking my time for Splitzzzy” → “stop”.
When it goes sideways
No lost work. No lost time. No awkward conversations.
A client disputes a charge. Payments pause on their own, and everything delivered so far is already paid — you're covered to the minute. Mediation switches itself on the moment a dispute opens — you can turn it off, but you won't want to: Onion hears both sides from the record — the signed contract, the deliverables, every round of feedback. It gives you its even-keel read in private, asks where you stand, and drafts the response — your client answers through structured feedback, and nothing moves forward until you both sign off. Onion stays level-headed so you never have to get confrontational — or get taken advantage of. The project keeps moving. So does the money.
- Issue
- Milestone 3 identity direction
- Raised
- Oct 2, 2026
- Milestone
- Milestone 3 · Sep 29
- Amount
- $12,500
The Milestone 3 screens don't match what we signed off on. We asked for the warm, group-first look from the strategy deck, and Route B came back cold and transactional — the opposite of the brief. We've held the milestone payment until we can talk through this. Can you show how these tie back to the audit we approved?
Here's what Splitzzzy disputed on Splitzzzy Brand Refresh: “Milestone 3 identity direction”, scoped to Milestone 3, with $12,500 held.
Onion · Oct 2, 2:29 PMMy read: show them exactly how Route B connects to the audit, and if the link is thin, say so and offer a focused revision round. Protecting the relationship and getting that $12,500 released is worth one honest reset conversation. Does this match your read of what happened with Route B? Once we're aligned on what you can stand behind, I'll write and send the response to the client.
Onion · Oct 2, 2:30 PMyes I am ok with that however I will want to activate feedback layer if you recommend I do that and the only way they can get to a next round is once that feedback is deemed good enough via Onion
You · Oct 2, 2:31 PMGot it — so you want to gate the revision round through Onion's feedback layer, meaning the client submits their feedback, it gets reviewed for quality and specificity before it unlocks the next design round. Smart move; it stops vague feedback loops from eating your time. I'd recommend activating it here — formalizing the feedback step protects you from another misalignment and gives you a paper trail showing the next round was brief-driven.
Onion · Oct 2, 2:31 PMWhich one — off-brief, or defensible as an interpretation? Just need to know which way you're leaning before I draft.
Onion · Oct 2, 6:05 PMsorry. its off brief but it was based off of their feedback. so I am fine doing another round, but only once concrete feedback is provided through Onion
You · Oct 2, 6:06 PMGot it — so Route B was actually a response to their feedback, which is important context. You're not conceding a mistake; you're acknowledging a communication gap on both sides. And you're happy to do another round, but only once they submit specific, reviewable feedback through Onion. That's a fair and defensible position. Let me draft this now.
Onion · Oct 2, 6:06 PMThank you for raising this directly — we take the brief seriously and want to get this right.
Route B was developed in response to feedback received during the Milestone 3 review, interpreted as a signal to pull back from the warmer end of the audit's spectrum. Clearly that reading missed the mark, and we understand why the result feels at odds with the warm, group-first direction the audit established. That gap matters, and we want to close it properly.
To make sure the next round lands exactly where it should, we're opening a structured feedback round through Onion. Once you submit your feedback and it passes review — confirming it's specific and actionable enough to brief against — your next presentation round opens immediately. That keeps everything tied back to the audit you approved.
We're ready to move as soon as your feedback comes through.
Thank you for raising this directly — we take the brief seriously and want to get this right.
Route B was developed in response to feedback received during the Milestone 3 review, interpreted as a signal to pull back from the warmer end of the audit's spectrum. Clearly that reading missed the mark, and we understand why the result feels at odds with the warm, group-first direction the audit established. That gap matters, and we want to close it properly.
To make sure the next round lands exactly where it should, we're opening a structured feedback round through Onion. Once you submit your feedback and it passes review — confirming it's specific and actionable enough to brief against — your next presentation round opens immediately. That keeps everything tied back to the audit you approved.
We're ready to move as soon as your feedback comes through.
Craft.
No matter your creative focus, Onion builds tangible, real-world documents — audits, tone of voice, guidelines, decks. This is where you can truly shine.
Brand audit
The strategy read, written for you.
Where the brand actually stands — positioning, audience, competitors, voice — and what to do about it. Written as a document you can put in front of a client the same day.
Tone of voice
How they sound, in one guide.
How the brand talks, pinned down — the words they use, the words they never would, and real example lines written in their voice. So everything that ships sounds like them, no matter who wrote it.
Brand guidelines
The whole system, one reference.
Logo, color, type, photography and voice — every rule of the brand in one reference the client actually uses, pulled straight from the brain.
Decks
Decks that already did the thinking.
Not templates — the strategy arrives on the slides, pulled from the brand's brain. Twelve decks a client actually needs.
The strategy read, client-ready.
How they talk, pinned down.
The whole system in one place.
The direction, before the build.
Every round, structured.
The plan, on brand.
Their voice, on the page.
Any moment, from scratch.
The raise, told straight.
Sell-in, shelf-ready.
The room, won.
The work, proven.
Intelligence.
The engine in the middle — why everything sounds like you and lands like them.
Brains
First — what a brain actually is.
A brain is everything Onion has learned — and applies: positioning, voice, audience, proof. You own yours — built from your own work. And every client gets a brand brain you build as the work happens.
Then you stack them. Subscribe to a freelancer's brain or an agency's, and every proposal, deck and message pulls from all of them at once — so it reads like you wrote it, and lands like they made it.
Builds itself. Gets sharper.
It learns you the way a person would.
It reads your emails and your past work — then keeps asking until it isn't a profile, it's you. And it never stops: every signed contract, approved deck and round of feedback feeds back in, and the wheel fills as real work proves it out — smarter, more you, every project.
Add to the party
Your brain doesn't have to work alone.
Subscribe to a marketer's brain, an agency's, a studio's — it joins your stack, and every draft pulls from it like it was yours: suddenly a new point of view in your work. Work you couldn't take yesterday is on your menu. And it works the other way: make your brain subscribable and another freelancer pays $500/mo for the way you work.
Someone & Others
A working studio's brain — positioning, voice and craft from years of shipped brands, in your corner.
12-month subscription · $500/mo · next cycle Jul 25, 2027
Write in its voice — build a deck › View the brain — health & who's behind it ›Billing isn't switched on yet — nothing is charged.
Open your brain to subscribers
Make your brain subscribable and anyone — a brand, an agency, or another freelancer — can subscribe to it. They get work in your voice, never the brain itself.
$500/mo — you receive $400 after the 20% platform fee. Billing isn't switched on yet — nothing is charged.
OH BTW
All of this, from your phone.
Timers, proposals, payments, the schedule — over SMS, no app open. Text Onion like a producer who never sleeps.
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Who built it
We built it because we needed it.
Seventeen years of client work built a pile of separate tools — proposals in one place, contracts in another, milestone billing, time tracking, brand frameworks. Each one worked. None of them talked to each other. We know this system because we live it. Freelancerzzz wasn't conceived as a product — it's those tools consolidated into one thread. We ran our whole business on the scattered pieces. Now it's one thing. Now it's yours.
Pricing
Three plans — Business, Craft, Intelligence. A real $59 door, no free-trial games.
- 5 proposals + 5 contracts a month
- milestone billing — charges fire at signing
- Onion on web + text, one thread
- every client gets their own portal — clientname.brandzzz.co
- projects + timeline
- time tracking, billed each Sunday
- expenses
- invoicing + billing
- top-up packs when a month runs hot
Monthly, cancel whenever.
Join now- 20 proposals + 20 contracts — four times the volume
- Brand included — positioning, voice and visuals, plus on-brand marketing plans, copy and strategy
- Decks included — the full catalog, thinking done
- Client Feedback included — structured review rounds
- Mediation included — switches itself on when a dispute opens
Monthly, cancel whenever.
Join now- Your Brain included — Onion drafts in your voice, everywhere
- unlimited proposals + contracts
- your brain turns subscribable — one subscriber pays you $400/mo, and the tier's paid for. That's the math, not a promise.
Monthly, cancel whenever.
Join nowAdditional fees
A small flat fee rides each milestone payment — never a percentage.
Brain subscriptions
Subscribe to another freelancer's brain — it's like hiring them.
Their brain joins your stack, and every proposal, deck and message pulls from it — you get work in their voice, never the brain itself. No access to what's inside. $500/mo, three-month minimum, billed once a quarter. And when someone subscribes to your brain, we keep 20% — the rest is yours.
Splitzzzy's next chapter deserves a brand and digital presence that match its ambition and clarity of purpose. This engagement moves deliberately from strategic foundation through identity, design, and engineering to a confident public launch. Each phase builds on validated decisions, so the final product feels inevitable rather than assembled.
Discovery & Strategy
$12,500We start by getting inside Splitzzzy's market position, audience motivations, and the competitive whitespace only you can own. This phase converts stakeholder input and research into a sharp strategic direction that anchors every creative and technical decision to follow. The goal is alignment before pixels — so we build once, and build right.
- Stakeholder interviews and internal alignment workshop
- Competitive and market landscape audit
- Audience personas and journey mapping
- Brand positioning statement and messaging pillars
- Content and sitemap architecture strategy
- Strategic creative brief signed off by all decision-makers
Brand Identity Design
$12,500With strategy locked, we translate Splitzzzy's positioning into a distinctive visual and verbal identity system. We design not just a logo but a flexible toolkit — color, type, imagery, and voice — that scales across every touchpoint. The result is an identity that feels ownable, memorable, and unmistakably Splitzzzy.
- Logo suite with primary, secondary, and responsive marks
- Color palette and typographic system
- Iconography, imagery, and art direction guidelines
- Brand voice and tone framework
- Application mockups (business cards, social, collateral)
- Comprehensive brand guidelines document
Website Design & Build
$12,500Here we bring the new identity to life across a fully designed, responsive website experience — and engineer it into a fast, accessible, maintainable build on a CMS your team can confidently manage. Every page is crafted around the audience journeys defined in Discovery, and the build prioritizes performance, SEO fundamentals, and clean, scalable code.
- Wireframes for all key page templates
- High-fidelity desktop and mobile designs
- Reusable UI component and design system library
- Responsive front-end development of all templates
- CMS integration and content entry setup
- Cross-browser and device QA testing
Launch & Handoff
$12,500We orchestrate a smooth, low-risk launch and equip your team to run the new Splitzzzy site with confidence. Beyond going live, we ensure knowledge transfer through documentation and training so nothing depends on us afterward. The engagement closes with everything you need to sustain and grow the brand.
- Pre-launch checklist and final QA pass
- Production deployment and DNS/domain configuration
- Analytics and tracking verification
- CMS training session and recorded walkthrough
- Maintenance and content management documentation
- Post-launch monitoring and 2-week support window
Review Process
Each milestone runs the same cadence: ~14 working days of build, then 9 days of client review across 3 rounds before the next kickoff.
- Round 1 presents the work for initial direction and feedback.
- Round 2 refines based on your notes.
- Round 3 polishes before approval and the next kickoff.
Total project fee: $50,000