Studios · for the closer

Someone already asked for it. Bring it to them.

“I hate chasing strangers who never asked for anything.”

The closer: Good at following up and closing, and hates cold outreach.

People post the apps they want on a public board every week.

A Studio can take a request up, and the requester decides.

What you were told

Hunting for clients

What is actually possible

Answering people who already asked

The thing nobody tells you

People post the apps they want on a public board every week.

Cold outreach is the worst part of selling. You interrupt people who never asked, and most of them never answer.

The requests board is the other way round. People post the app they want, with their need, budget and timeline. A Studio takes a request up, the requester accepts, and Deployr quotes a fixed price and builds it. The order carries your Studio's code.

You do the part you are good at: understanding what they need, and seeing it through.

How it works

4 steps, no guesswork

  1. Open your Studio and choose the request categories you want to hear about.
  2. Take up a request that fits.
  3. The requester accepts; Deployr quotes a fixed price and date.
  4. They pay into escrow, it is built, and the order is credited to your Studio.

Our promise: Access to public requests your Studio can take up, a fixed quote for the requester, and the order credited to your Studio.

The evidence

Every claim, labelled

Live is read from the site as you look. Fact is fixed, with its date. Estimate is ours, and says so.

  • LiveThe requests board is public and Studios can take requests up.Source: /requests (lib/requests.ts)
  • Fact · 2026-11-12A request order carries the code of the Studio that took it up.Source: convex/orders.ts _reserveRequest
Your first move

Start it here. Find it here later.

Fair questions

What you are probably wondering

What if two Studios want the same request?

One Studio takes a request at a time, first come, and the requester can decline.

Do I set the price?

Deployr quotes a fixed price and delivery date, so you never promise what you cannot deliver.

Not quite you?

Try a different door

The same idea, written for someone else. One of these might be you, or someone you know.

Someone already asked for it. Bring it to them.

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