The writing half has run unattended since December: more than 150 posts from your own images. This is the other half. Facebook and Instagram publishing, proven on your accounts. One fixed price, no hourly clock.
$1,000 when you say go, $5,000 once it publishes and holds. Net 15 on both, with the exact triggers placed in the timeline below. The two weeks are how you judge it, not a condition on the invoice.
Waits on You. Minutes. Nothing else moves until it's done.
Deposit invoice goes out at net 15. Work starts on signature, not on payment clearing.
Waits on You. A signature.
My setup and submission happen within days of access. Then it sits in Meta's queue.
Waits on Meta. Approving the connection, plus Business Verification if its review calls for it. Neither of us controls this one, and it's the only open-ended step.
Connecting both accounts, rebuilding the connection refresh, and posting through until deliverables 1 to 3 are visibly done.
Waits on Me. Fixed price, however many passes it takes.
Triggered only when posts publish to all three platforms and the connection holds without re-authorizing. Net 15.
Waits on The work, not a date.
You hold it against the Section 04 bar and decide.
Waits on You. The judging window, and the whole point.
You can't sell clients on a tool you haven't seen hold up in your own hands.
Now point the same thing at a corporate client. Their shoot, their brand voice, their approval chain. Images land, and posts come back written and sized for every channel they publish on, waiting on one approval instead of a week of back and forth.
That's a different business than selling photography by the day. It's a capability you own and license, with the shoot feeding it rather than being all you're paid for.
None of that is on the table yet, and none of it is priced. It's what becomes worth talking about once you've watched it hold up on your own accounts.