What an offer is

Fixed-scope work delivered by the Revquix team, how it differs from booking a mentor's time, and the five services on the catalogue.

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If you want a piece of work done rather than an hour of someone's time, this is the page. An offer is a fixed scope at a fixed price: you say what you need, pay once, and the Revquix team delivers a file back to you by a stated deadline.

Browse them at services and offers.

Offers and mentorship are not the same purchase#

They are easy to confuse because both cost money and both involve an expert. The difference is what you are buying.

An offerA mentor session
You buyA deliverableTime
You getA file, by a deadlineA call, at a chosen slot
You attendNothingThe call, at that time
Who does itThe Revquix teamThe mentor you picked
You choose the personNoYes

What is on the catalogue#

Five services today. Each one has three plans and its own set of add-ons.

ServiceWhat it is
Resume ReviewAn ATS audit, a full rewrite, or a rewrite plus a job-search kit.
LinkedIn OptimizationA profile refresh, a complete rewrite, or a personal-brand pass.
GitHub & Portfolio ReviewA profile audit, a README rewrite, or a portfolio overhaul.
Offer & Compensation Letter ReviewDecoding an offer, benchmarking it, or building a counter.
Behavioral Interview Story BankSTAR stories for the questions you keep being asked.

The catalogue is fixed by us, not listed by mentors. That is the other structural difference from the marketplace: nobody competes on the same service, so there is one page per service rather than one page per seller.

How buying one goes#

  1. Pick a plan. Basic, Standard or Premium. They differ in scope and in how long delivery takes.
  2. Add anything extra. Optional add-ons, priced separately - see plans and add-ons.
  3. Fill the intake form. The questions the reviewer needs answered to start. Different for every service - see the intake form.
  4. Pay. One payment, in your currency, coupons applied here.

Those four steps are one screen with a stepper across the top. You can go back to a completed step; you cannot skip ahead to one you have not reached.

After you pay#

The order appears in your orders and moves through a small set of states. Confirmed means paid and queued; In Progress means somebody has picked it up; Completed means the files are there.

Full detail on that, and on what you can do at each step, is in your order and deliverables.

Credits do not apply#

Offers are paid for with money, not credits. Credits are the tools currency and buy tool runs - see credits. Coupons do apply, at the payment step.

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