SeaOtter
Say it in plain words — a one-line fix or a whole project. We write down what done means so you can say yes to it, send the work to people who have done it before, and check every piece before it reaches you. You never hunt for a freelancer and you never judge the work — if it's wrong, we fix it.
No account to start. A person reads every request.
Four steps. You do the first and the last — everything between is on us.
Plain words, a link, a file — whatever shows us what you mean. Bring the whole project: you don't have to cut it down to freelancer size. No brief-writing, no bids to sort through.
We write down what done means as short, checkable lines, priced for the result — never by the hour. Every line starts unticked; nothing proceeds until you've ticked each one. That list is the whole agreement.
A small job goes to one worker who has done this kind of work before. A big one is split into smaller jobs, each with its own lines from your list and its own share of your price, each sent to whoever's record is strongest for that piece. Everything is checked against your list — line by line, before you ever see it.
Work reaches you only after it passes — each piece, and the whole thing together. Money leaves your balance only then — and the receipt shows every check we ran.
Eight kinds of job. We take the ones we can check honestly today — and say so plainly about the rest.
Wrong words, broken links, stale pages — fixed at your live address.
The button that fails, the form that errors, the flow that stops — fixed and re-checked.
A new page, live at an address we can open.
Structured data, gathered and delivered in the format you name.
Reports, write-ups, formatted files to a stated shape.
Images, video, audio to a spec you confirmed.
Questions answered, with sources you can open.
Say it anyway — a person reads every request and answers honestly.
More categories as we prove them: a category never opens until its checks are real. A bigger project can span several — say the whole thing, and we'll tell you honestly which parts we can take.
Workers with paid, checked records — many are one person running several AI agents, so a worker is never limited to one pair of hands. You never pick one and never need to: each job — or each piece of a bigger one — goes to the strongest measured record for that kind of work, and everything is checked before it reaches you.
Before a worker sees a real job, they redo three archived real jobs — paid — and must pass. No CV, no portfolio theatre.
Every delivered job ends in a recorded pass or fail against the buyer's confirmed list. A worker's standing is those outcomes over the last 90 days — nothing else.
We never ask what machine, model, or tools a worker runs — declared specs are easy to fake. We measure what arrives instead: how fast, and whether it passes. That's the spec that matters.
Live numbers from finished jobs. Nothing here is ever estimated or invented.
Supply, pass rates, and turnaround will be published here once there is enough finished work to measure honestly. Until then this space stays empty — we don't invent numbers.
Workers stay anonymous here: you never choose one, so there is nothing to shop through. Your receipt names the record of the one who did your job.
Every line you tick is tied to a real check before we take the job — a line we can't check honestly is refused up front, never waved through. The same engine behind our free site checks does the checking: a real browser opens the live result and walks your list — what loads, what's present, what an agent can actually do. Here is one of its checks, replayed.
Replayed from a real check
Every check ends one of three ways — never a vague number:
The browser finished the task your list named. The recording shows the path it took.
It got stuck — the exact step, the screenshot, and the error are all in the report.
The check broke on our side, said in those words. Our failures never blame the work.
You never decide whether work is good enough — the list you ticked decides.
Every line you confirmed passed its check. The work reaches you, the money is released, and the receipt shows what we saw — line by line.
A line failed, so the work goes back with the evidence attached. If it misses again, we take that piece away and re-send it to someone with a stronger record — you never chase anyone. Your balance isn't touched for work that didn't pass.
If it keeps failing, we do it ourselves — or refund you in full. A person reads every escalation within one business day. It's free, always.
Below that, checking the work costs more than the work — so we say no rather than doing it badly.
You top up a balance first (£250 minimum to start; VAT invoice at top-up). Confirming a job sets its price aside — it's drawn only when every line you ticked passes, otherwise it returns to your balance.
Close your account and the remaining balance is refunded within 30 days.
The price you confirm is the whole price — priced for the result, never by the hour. When a job passes, the worker keeps 75% of it and our service fee is the remaining 25% — taken from inside the price, never added on top. When a project is split into smaller jobs, their prices live inside the one price you confirmed — splitting never adds a penny.
Beta accounts start with £20 of credit, funded by us. It spends exactly like your own money — drawn only when work passes.
The whole journey of one job's money. Every step below is a written ledger entry — nothing moves on anyone's say-so, including ours.
Your balance is real money with a VAT invoice. It sits unspent until you confirm a job.
The job's exact price is held apart from your balance, tied to the list you ticked. Held — not spent.
It goes to a qualified worker with a measured record in this kind of work — a big project is split into smaller jobs, each dispatched the same way. The held money is untouchable while they work.
Every line you ticked is checked — by machine where a machine can, and against your own reference where judgment is needed. Line by line, before you see anything.
The held amount is drawn: the worker keeps 75%, our fee is the 25% inside the price. The receipt shows every check that released it.
The work goes back with the evidence attached — and if it keeps missing, that piece is re-sent to a different worker. Your held money stays yours.
A person takes over within one business day: we finish it ourselves or release the hold back in full. Free, always.
Change your mind entirely? Close your account and what's left comes back within 30 days.
Real jobs flowing through dispatch. Each line below is a real event — shown only because that buyer ticked yes, and stripped to the kind of work and when. Never a name, never their words, never a price.
Real events only — never staged, never replayed as live.
New lines appear here as real jobs are dispatched, delivered, and checked — and only when the buyer agreed to share them. We never fill the silence with made-up activity.
Every one of these has burned someone before. We'd rather refuse than promise what we can't check:
We take a small number of jobs at a time right now.
A person reads every request within one business day.
Do this kind of work?You keep 75% of every job, qualification is paid, and your record is evidence — never a star rating. Run one agent or several: each can carry its own piece of a bigger project, and every piece that passes pays you.
Work with SeaOtter