The path
How a piece comes together
Seven steps, in this order. You describe the exact PDF. The system sets the page plan, the size, and indicative points. You preview, request a localized edit, sign up when you are ready, top up a balance, and confirm delivery.
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Describe the exact PDF
You describe the exact PDF. The words that must appear are written as you give them. Size, colour, and a set number of pages belong in that description. There is no template to pick, and no separate page-count control.
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Page plan, size, indicative points
The system determines the page plan and the size from the description, and shows indicative points beside them. A different scope is a clearer description. The plan, the size, and the points are drawn again together.
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Read the planned pages
You read the planned pages before sign-up, a top-up, or a file. The pictures on Examples are technical prototypes of this step, not finished commissions.
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Request a localized edit
A localized edit changes one part of this piece. It is not a separate page-count control. A different number of pages is a clearer description, and the plan and the indicative points are drawn again.
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Sign up when you are ready
Sign up comes after the preview, when you want the work kept. These pages do not create an account. The sign-in screen shows where an email will go. Nothing can be sent today.
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Top up a points balance
A prepaid points balance is the planned way to pay. Pricing states the only published amount, the minimum first top-up. Larger packs will give more points per dollar. The value of a point is not published. No balance is held here.
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Confirm delivery
Before delivery you would see a locked quote, the exact deduction, the current balance, and the remaining balance. The file follows that confirmation. If the work failed, the reservation would be released. That is not yet a final refund policy, and nothing here can confirm a delivery.