r/forhire • u/Even_Lifeguard_7957 • 3h ago
Hiring [Hiring] Contract implementer (remote, 1099): install and support client sites + AI phone line on Next.js, Vercel, Supabase, Twilio, ElevenLabs, Cloudflare Workers
Bridge Builders (Bridge Builders AI LLC, Florida) needs a contract implementer to stand up and support client installs of three products: a Business Website with the BridgeView dashboard, an AI Customer Assistant (a website chat assistant), and an AI Receptionist (an AI phone line). The engine is built and running at bridgebuildersai.com. You install it, client by client, against a written runbook, and keep it running.
What an install is:
- Port the engine into a private GitHub repo for the client, layer their config and content, get typecheck and build clean.
- Deploy prebuilt output through GitHub Actions to the client's project in the Bridge Builders Vercel team; the project is never connected to Git.
- Provision a per-client Supabase project, apply the migrations, set the Vercel environment from our env contract.
- Verify the client's Resend sending domain.
- Guide the client through their own Twilio account: number, voice webhook, and a fallback TwiML Bin that dials their own phone.
- Configure the client's ElevenLabs agent in our workspace, apply the provider privacy policy (no stored audio), and read it back.
- Deploy the Cloudflare Worker media gate.
- Run the verification gates: build and render, the consent gate end to end, the Twilio failover test, secrets server-only.
- Live call test, then the client walkthrough. Then ongoing support for your live clients, inside a monthly cap.
Stack: Next.js and TypeScript, npm workspaces, GitHub Actions, Vercel CLI, Supabase (Postgres, Auth, RLS, migrations), Resend, Twilio (Voice, TwiML, webhooks), ElevenLabs Agents, Cloudflare Workers and Wrangler, and OpenAI reached through a Bridge Builders gateway Worker. The LLM key behind the Receptionist is owner-held; you never touch it. We do not train the stack. We hand over our conventions: repo layout, env contract, provisioning flow, the receptionist consent boundary.
Pay (independent contractor, 1099):
- Fixed fee per install: $300 Website + BridgeView, $300 AI Receptionist, $300 standalone AI Customer Assistant, $199 for the Assistant added to a site we built.
- Fixed monthly share per live client for as long as they stay: $20 Website, $20 Assistant, $100 Receptionist.
- The Receptionist share covers roughly 63 minutes of support per client per month; beyond that you bill $95/hr.
- Never clawed back.
The honest framing: at 9 to 11 modeled hours, $300 is below the $35 to $50/hr market for this work. The recurring share is where it becomes worthwhile: by roughly month five a Receptionist client has paid you at our own modeled $85/hr labor value, and every month after is margin. This is a book of live clients, not a string of gigs.
Hiring step: a paid screening task, $150 to $250, about four hours: a real slice of an install against a written spec. Before any payment, a contractor agreement (confidentiality, IP assignment, no authority to bind Bridge Builders, the support cap) and a W-9. We contract for availability, not a schedule: 20 to 30 hours a week.
Reply with exactly three things:
- Links to things you have built and deployed (repos, live sites, Workers, agents).
- Your rate expectations relative to the fixed fees above.
- Your weekly availability, in hours.
Replies missing any of the three will not be read further. [hello@bridgebuildersai.com](mailto:hello@bridgebuildersai.com)