- All work includes one structured revision round.
- Significant scope changes are re-quoted.
- Payments are favorably handled via NEAR Intents, so you can pay in the token and network you prefer.
You pay for the work, not for reach. When a piece is published on thecoding channels, distribution follows as a consequence of the work’s usefulness and I love to talk about what I’m building (when allowed) to my audience.
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Paid Discovery
$350 · ~1 weekBest first step for documentation problems. I review the current state and recommend the highest-value next step. The fee is credited if you continue with a Docs Health Check or Focused Section Rebuild within 30 days.
Consulting / Review Sprint
$350 · ~1 weekBest first step for content problems. I review a short technical piece or content strategy and give clear written recommendations.
Pricing overview
Timelines are conservative and assume normal capacity. Prioritized delivery is available for +25%.
Documentation Engineering
Documentation is product infrastructure. I work docs-as-code: reading the code, testing flows, and delivering changes through pull requests (git + gh).
Paid Discovery
$350 · ~1 week
- Review of the current documentation surface
- Clear written recommendation for the highest-value next step
- Fee credited toward a Docs Health Check or Focused Section Rebuild within 30 days
Docs Health Check + Quick Wins
$925 · ~2 weeks
- Broad review of the documentation surface
- Priority on critical paths
- Highest-leverage fixes implemented via pull requests
- Short summary and prioritized backlog of deeper work
Focused Section Rebuild
$2,150 · ~3 to 4 weeks
- Deep work on 1 to 3 high-value sections
- Research and testing of the relevant flows
- Restructuring and rewriting where needed
- Strong examples, edge cases, and clear structure
Docs Partnership
$3,500 / month · Ongoing (60h / month cap)
- Part-time ownership of a defined documentation surface
- Updates aligned with product changes
- Prioritized backlog management
- Regular progress check-ins
Developer Education
Developer education helps people understand, adopt, and succeed with your product. It covers technical content, articles, tutorials, learning series, workshops, talks, onboarding paths, and education-shaped DevRel work.Consulting / Review Sprint
$350 · ~1 week
- Review of short technical content or a content strategy
- Clear written recommendations
- Technical communication strategy support, including crisis communication
Tutorial / How-to
$500 · ~2 weeks
- 1,000 to 2,000 word tutorial or how-to guide
- Research and real testing of the product or feature
- Clear steps, examples, and a brief technical introduction
- Priced for a shorter, execution-focused format
Standard Research Article
$650 · ~2 weeks
- 2,000 to 3,000 word technical article
- Deep research and accurate explanations
- Code snippets and practical visuals
- One structured revision round
Pro Research Article
$850 · ~2 weeksEverything in Standard, plus:
- Deeper source-code analysis
- 1 to 3 concrete GitHub issues with documentation or DX suggestions
- Stronger visual support and an animated cover where useful
- Short video follow-up commenting on the piece
Technical Education Sprint
$1,850 · ~3 to 4 weeks
- Series of practical tutorials or educational pieces
- Based on real developer use cases
- Code examples, diagrams, and clear explanations
- Delivered as content, docs sections, or both
Workshops, Talks & Events
from $750 · Scoped per event
- Technical talks and presentations
- Hands-on workshops, remote or in person
- Support for hackathons and developer events
- Preparation, materials, and follow-up scoped by format and duration
Onboarding & DX Sprint
$2,450 · ~4 to 5 weeks
- Review and improvement of the critical developer path
- Getting Started and key integration journeys
- Documentation improvements and supporting content
- Practical recommendations, with implementation via pull requests where possible
DevRel Partnership
$3,500 / month · Ongoing (60h / month cap)
- Ongoing part-time developer education
- Regular content, workshops, or developer touchpoints
- Explicitly scoped developer feedback loops
- Prioritized backlog of developer experience improvements
Delivery models
Developer Education content can be delivered in two main ways:- Ghostwriting or guest authoring on your channels: quoted per scope at the $65/h base rate. IP belongs to you. This is the recommended default when you are building your own content and documentation asset.
- Sponsored Technical Content on thecoding channels: the fixed article and tutorial packages above. The work is disclosed as sponsored. Scope can be negotiated to fit budget.
How I work
- Briefing: We align on goals, audience, constraints, and success criteria. This can be a written brief or a 20-minute briefing.
- SOW: You receive a short Statement of Work with scope, price, timeline, and payment terms.
- Execution: I research, test flows when relevant, and deliver via pull requests, published content, or prepared materials.
- Revision + handoff: One structured revision round is included. You receive a short summary and next-step recommendations when useful.
Bundles and long-term work
When a client contracts more than one engagement in the same SOW, or within 30 days, a modest bundle discount applies. A natural sequence is Paid Discovery, then a Docs Health Check + Quick Wins, then a content piece such as a Pro Research Article or Tutorial / How-to. Long-term partners may receive stacking discounts for:- Clean payment via NEAR Intents, including stablecoins
- 100% advance payment, where 50/50 or milestone-based payment is the norm
- Early clients who helped validate the work
- Referrals or contributions via case studies and public endorsements
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