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Revenue Mission

Set this up once. X-Ray then looks for paid remote work, writes to clients, does the work, delivers it, invoices and follows up — and only asks you when something is outside these rules.

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What X-Ray may do without asking you

Write to clientsReply to inquiries sent to you, and send one email to a client whose public post asks for one. At most one or two follow-ups.

Accept ordinary jobsWhen a client says yes to the offer as written. Any change, question or unusual term comes to you.

Do the workWritten deliverables (reviews, plans, test cases, documents). Code work comes to you — X-Ray has no code worker.

Deliver itOnly work that passed its check. Riskier work waits for a short review by you.

Invoice and chase paymentSends the invoice with your payment link and up to three polite reminders.

How clients pay you

Payment link (a Stripe Payment Link, PayPal.me, or similar)

Never a bank or card number. Payment is counted when the payment service emails you a receipt for the exact amount.

What proposals say about you

Name to sign with

Credentials you actually hold (comma-separated)

One or two sentences about your background (your words)

Links to work samples (https, one per line, up to 5)

Limits

Smallest job worth taking ($)

Biggest job X-Ray may accept without asking ($)

Lowest effective hourly rate ($/hour)

Client meetings per week you will tolerate

Machine spend per month ($)

Jobs at the same time

If a client forbids AI tools

Kinds of work

Where X-Ray looks

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