Services Page

• Your Aha Studio accountMembers write and publish the page; anyone can read the catalogue.
• Your own payment link per service, or invoicesA Stripe, PayPal or any checkout link of yours. Aha Studio never takes or sees a payment.

1. 1Open ServicesOn servicespage.ahastudio.net you go one step at a time: Your page, Your services, Write the page and Publish, with the steps done shown at the top. Next saves the step first; Back goes back. In your account, Services shows your page at a glance: live, paused or a draft, its address with Copy, your orders, On your page (each service's price and turnaround: the switch shows or hides it, Edit opens its settings), Your page and Page words (their Edit opens that step of the worker) and Settings. Two tabs sit at the top: Services, your menu and page, and Orders.
2. 2Fill in Your pageYour business name, the email new orders go to, a line about the business in your own words, the currency, the page colour (blank: your profile colour), the address (/s/your-business) and the consent line buyers tick.
3. 3Tick your services43 services in 7 categories (SEO and content, Local, Paid ads, Video and social, PR and outreach, Sites and funnels, Reports), for businesses and for agencies (white-label): each one maps to the workers and playbook steps that deliver it. Category shows one group. Press Edit to change the name, what is included, the extra steps, How you charge, the price, the Turnaround to quote, how the buyer pays and the order form questions.
4. 4How you chargeA one-time price, a monthly price, or both: with both, the order form lets the buyer pick one, and the order records which. A monthly price can carry a discount you set (a whole percent, for example 15): the page shows the monthly price before it, the price the buyer pays and "Save 15% monthly". A monthly price needs a recurring (subscription) payment link.
5. 5One service at a timeOpening a service closes the one that was open, and Save menu closes the editor. A service with changes not saved yet says Unsaved changes; opening another service, leaving the tab or closing the page asks first: Save, Discard or Keep editing.
6. 6Turnaround to quoteThe days you promise the client. The suggestion leaves you time to review, publish and fix anything, and to deliver early. When enough recent runs have finished, Typical work time in Aha shows the median time those runs took; with too few runs nothing is shown.
7. 7Add your own serviceType a name under Add your own service: a service that maps to no worker, with your own description, price, time and questions. It has no Start the work button; you do the work your way.
8. 8The profit lineEach service shows up to what one order costs in AI and search data (the playbook caps, a ceiling not a bill) and, in US dollars, your price minus it.
9. 9Press Save menuYour menu is saved to your account.

1. 1Press Write my pageUnder Write it for me, the AI writes a headline, an intro and a line per service from your own words only. Then the honesty check: claims you never made (reviews, "trusted by", urgency) are cut, and numbers you never gave become [ADD] boxes. Or pick Use my own words (Continue without AI): your service descriptions as they are, and you write the headline and intro.
2. 2If it failsThe step says why, naming the model. Press Retry, or Continue without AI to use your own lines.
3. 3Edit the wordsYour page words sit beside a live preview with your real prices and turnarounds ([ADD] where one is missing). Change any line and press Save my words. Write it again writes a new version; Start over takes you back to the choice.
4. 4Press Publish my pageThe Publish step shows the page address, the order forms, where orders go and how buyers pay. It waits until every [ADD] box is filled. Your page goes live at /s/your-address with your colour, each service with its price, the turnaround you quote ("Delivered in 3 days") and an Order this button that opens its order form. With one-off and monthly services on the page, buyers can filter by One-off or Monthly. Edits later wait for Publish my changes.
5. 5Pause ordersThe live card at the top has the address, Copy link, Open and Pause orders (then Take orders again). In your account, the top card has Pause orders and Open page, and the Taking orders switch under Settings does the same. A change made there waits in a dark bar: Undo, or Publish my changes. Paused, the page stays up and its order buttons are off.

1. 1An order comes inThe buyer picks one-time or monthly when you offer both, answers your questions, adds their name and email, ticks the consent line and goes on to your payment link (or Pay after we confirm). You get an email; they get a confirmation with a private status link.
2. 2Open the Orders tabIn Services, press the Orders tab at the top. New orders show a note with Show new orders. Filter by status (each with its count), service or a search. Each row shows the service, the price and when it is due (the turnaround you quote, counted from the day you mark it Paid; red once late), and a button for the next step: Mark paid, Start in the worker, then Mark delivered. Open an order to see the price, one-time or monthly, and their answers.
3. 3Move it through the stagesNew, Paid, In progress, Delivered: press a stage to mark it, for example Paid once your payment provider shows the payment. The buyer sees the same stages on their status page. Their status page shows what they see; Email and Copy status link sit beside it. Cancel order tells the buyer it is cancelled, and Restore the order brings it back.
4. 4Press Start the workThe worker (or Playbooks, with the goal typed in) opens with the client's answers filled in and the order moves to In progress. Link the runs from Your work to the order.
5. 5Press Mark deliveredAdd a note and links to the results: the client gets an email, and their status page shows the delivery and the next service you suggest.
6. 6Delete an orderThe buyer's details are yours, shown only to you. Delete order removes them for good.

Both are in your account, next to your orders and leads. Both are BETA.

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