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Smaller start or full sprint

Choose the first paid move honestly: teardown for proof or sprint for a clear bottleneck.

This page is for the buyer who is not resisting payment itself, but is still choosing between a smaller paid first step and a full sprint deposit. Use teardown when the buyer wants a bounded first commitment, narrower proof, and a lighter payment before bigger scope. Use sprint when the bottleneck is clear enough that delay is already more expensive than the larger deposit.

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  • $90 teardown deposit
  • $240 standard sprint deposit
  • 2 clean package shapes
  • 1 shared wallet route
1. Name The Real Friction Is the buyer asking for a smaller first commitment, or is the real bottleneck already clear enough for a sprint? Open Public Buyer Checklist
2. Match The Package To The Work Use teardown for proof-first buying. Use sprint for a clear fresh scope. Open Public Route Picker
3. Keep Payment Narrow Once the route is fixed, label the deposit clearly and move through the same wallet. Open Payment Page

Route Checks

Use these checks when the buyer is deciding whether to start smaller or go straight to the sprint.

Use Teardown When The Buyer Wants A Smaller First Commitment

Choose teardown when the buyer wants a smaller paid move first, needs the initial workflow to stay narrow, and does not want the first transfer to carry full sprint scope.

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Use Sprint When The Bottleneck Is Clear Enough To Buy Fresh Scope

Choose sprint when the buyer already knows the exact sales, automation, or conversion bottleneck that needs a concentrated build instead of a narrower diagnostic.

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Use Teardown First If The Buyer Wants Proof Before A Larger Deposit

If the buyer is open to paying but still wants proof before the larger deposit, teardown is the cleaner path because it gives one bounded paid result before a bigger ask.

Open Public Teardown Open Public Payment Guide

Use Sprint When Delay Cost Is Already Bigger Than The Extra Deposit

If the revenue leak is already visible and waiting costs more than the extra deposit gap, moving straight into the sprint is usually more honest than pretending a smaller test is still needed.

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Do Not Hide A Full Sprint Inside A Teardown

If the buyer keeps asking for a larger page, broader flow, or multiple deliverables, do not force that work into the teardown. Break it into a fresh sprint with a fresh deposit.

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Quick Picks

Use the shortest package language that still makes the next deposit obvious.

Smaller First Step

Teardown

$299 total with a $90 deposit

  • one workflow only
  • lighter first commitment
  • clean stop or upgrade later
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Fresh Build

Sprint

$799 total with a $240 deposit

  • one clear bottleneck
  • fresh scope and fresh deposit
  • best when delay cost is already visible
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Buying Logic

Label the payment only after the buyer has picked the honest package shape.

Buyer Signal Best Route Why Next Link
"Start me smaller first" Teardown The buyer wants a lighter first commitment before bigger scope. Public Teardown
"I already know the bottleneck" Sprint The work is clear enough to buy fresh scope now. Public Pricing
"Show me proof before the bigger deposit" Teardown first The smaller paid move reduces friction without hiding a bigger build. Public Teardown
"Waiting is costing me more than the extra deposit" Sprint The buyer is already describing an urgent clear bottleneck. Public Pricing
"I still cannot tell which shape fits" Checklist first Route confusion means the real blocker is still unnamed. Public Buyer Checklist
"I know which one, where do I pay?" Payment Once the route is fixed, move into one exact deposit ask. Payment Page

Wallet

Use the same wallet after the route is fixed.

Once teardown or sprint is chosen, keep the wallet and payment label explicit. The same address handles either deposit route.

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