BusinessRnD · draft v2 · built 2026-10-21 06:15 UTC
The service catalogue
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Catalogue
Five services passed the first screen. You picked S1, S2, S3 and S5; each now has its own go-to-market tab. S4 was reframed.Acceptance rates are estimates · prices anchored to agency and freelancer rates
At a glance
#
Service
Price
Need visible from outside
First-pass acceptance (est.)
Monthly upsell
S1
App Store makeover (repriced)
$79–149 entry · $490–790 with S3 videos
Single-language listings (52% of top iOS apps sampled), public Play emails
80–90%
Review replies + keywords, $200–400
S2
Accessibility fix pack
$600–1,000
Any public page scans; 95.9% of top home pages fail
75–85%
Monitoring, $99–149
S3
Short video ad pack
$600–1,000
Brands with few or stale ads
60–75%
Weekly refresh, $1–2k
S4
Shopify catalogue repair
$300–900
Public product data: empty copy, no alt text
80–90%
New SKUs, $150–300
S5
Podcast-to-clips
$400–900/mo
Long-form channels with no Shorts
70–80%
It is monthly
S6
Email authentication fix (add-on)
~$250
~70% of domains checked lack DMARC enforcement
high
$49/mo
quadrantChart
title Value vs how safely agents deliver it
x-axis Higher revision risk --> Lower revision risk
y-axis Lower ticket --> Higher ticket
quadrant-1 Start here
quadrant-2 Needs a strong QA gate
quadrant-3 Skip
quadrant-4 Volume add-ons
App Store makeover: [0.84, 0.25]
Accessibility pack: [0.72, 0.78]
Video ad pack: [0.28, 0.82]
Shopify catalogue: [0.78, 0.38]
Podcast clips: [0.58, 0.58]
Email auth add-on: [0.90, 0.18]
The services
S1
App Store makeover
What: rewritten title, subtitle, keywords and description, 3 translations, new screenshot captions, replies to the worst reviews. Delivered as a ready-to-upload metadata folder.
Free sample: their listing rewritten with keyword coverage against 2–3 competitors, one translation, and 3 drafted replies to their latest 1–2-star reviews.
Why it leads: your ASO tooling already does half of it, developer emails are public on Google Play, and only 627 Fiverr gigs compete.
Watch out: don't promise rankings; sell the deliverables and the coverage score.
S2
Website accessibility fix pack
What: scan, fix and re-scan key templates (alt text, labels, focus order, contrast, headings, form errors), applied to a duplicate theme for the client to publish, plus a report and an accessibility statement.
Free sample: their top 10 issues with screenshots and fixes for 3 of them, plus a 30-second screen-reader clip showing one barrier.
Why it leads: the pain is real (3,117 US website lawsuits in 2025, up 27%), and quality is machine-checkable (zero serious axe errors after the fix).
Watch out: say "reduces risk", never "compliant". The FTC fined accessiBe $1M for that claim.
S3
Short video ad pack
What: 8–10 short ads made from the brand's own product pages and real reviews, in 3 aspect ratios, using your beat-sync edit pipeline.
Free sample: one 15-second ad from their product page, plus a storyboard for 5 more angles.
Why later: highest ticket and your best pipeline, but taste varies and generated products can drift. Needs the QA gate proven first.
Watch out: no AI "customers" or invented testimonials. The FTC rule bans testimonials from people who don't exist.
S4
Shopify catalogue repair
What: descriptions rewritten from existing facts, image alt text, SEO titles and meta descriptions, and optionally one translated market. Delivered as an import file or applied directly.
Free sample: 3 of their own products rewritten, plus a catalogue health score ("68% of your images have no alt text").
Update: reframed after a deeper look. Shopify gives catalogue repair away free; only an "EU-ready store" version survives, as a small batch. See the S4 tab.
S5
Podcast-to-clips, monthly
What: 8–16 captioned clips a month, with titles and thumbnails, from their long-form episodes.
Free sample: 3 clips from their latest episode.
Watch out: $15–29/month DIY tools anchor the price, and YouTube hides many business emails.
S6
Email authentication fix (add-on)
What: SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up and moved to enforcement, plus a deliverability check.
Why add-on: easy first sale and upsell (~70% of the domains checked lack DMARC enforcement), but a small ticket on its own.
Dropped
Service
Why
Lead lists, data cleaning, Excel, Notion
The need can't be seen from outside
Automations, chatbots, bug fixes
Revisions run high; scope varies
Captions, translation, product copy alone
Prices collapsed: Fiverr listings −41% to −63% since 2023