Your digital department. For DKK 9,995 a month.

Once the terms are accepted and the first month is paid, you get a shared task board and send your first task there. You don’t need to write a finished specification. Describe the problem, or send the material you have; I ask in the task if I need anything. All communication about tasks happens on the board, not by phone or email. If a call is easier than writing back and forth, we arrange it on the board.

Tasks on your website, CRM, tracking, integrations, automation and AI are typical examples. I review each task and agree with you on what will be delivered before I start. I decide whether a task belongs in the subscription, and you get the answer before work starts.

The subscription covers tasks: something that is built, fixed or set up and is then done. Ongoing operations are not included. That means ad management, content and social media posts, customer service and bookkeeping. Those can be bought separately. Ad spend, licences, hosting and usage of AI and other services are paid by you, either directly on your own accounts or through me.

As many as you want. One task is in progress at a time, while the rest wait on the board. You decide the order of the waiting tasks; the new priority applies once the active task is done.

One defined thing that can be delivered. For example "new landing page for the campaign" or "send new leads from the form to the CRM". If something is big, I split it into smaller tasks, so you get something finished quickly. Splitting a big project up does not make it subscription work: a new website or webshop still gets its own fixed price.

When a task is too large or too risky for the subscription. That always applies to entirely new platforms such as a new website, a new webshop or a switch of CRM. I tell you once I have reviewed the task, and I give you a fixed price before any separate work begins. Landing pages and work in your existing systems fall under the subscription as a rule.

No. One subscription covers one company and its own systems. It cannot be used for tasks for your customers or for other companies. If you have several companies or brands, we agree on that before we start.

I write in the task what I’m missing. If I can’t move on without an answer or access from you, I mark it as blocked and take the next task that is ready. The blocked task can continue once you have sent what is needed.

Technical access to the systems the task requires. That can be admin access, an API key or access to hosting and SSH, for example for a WordPress site. A regular editor user is usually not enough, because much of the work happens directly in the systems. I write what I need and why. If access is missing, I mark the task as blocked and take the next one. If it can’t be given, I can’t take the task.

I look into what options the system actually offers. Some tasks can be solved through regular admin access, while others need an integration or a specific licence. If there is no workable way in, I say so and suggest the next option.

Within one working day I confirm that I have seen a new task and am looking at it. That is a confirmation, not a delivery time. Once I understand the task, you get an estimate before work starts. The estimate is an expected time, not a guarantee, and depends on the task and on whether access and information are in place.

You test the task before it goes live. If something doesn’t work as in the approved plan, I fix it in the same task at no extra cost. New requests or changes to the plan become a new task on the board.

You can put the task at the top of the queue. I finish the task I’m working on before I start the next one. So the subscription has no guarantee of urgent help.

The subscription continues for the paid month, even if the board is empty. You can cancel it before the next payment if there is nothing more you want done.

If you cancel before the next payment, the subscription runs to the end of the paid month, and I keep working until then. A month that has started is not refunded, except under the guarantee. You keep what I have made, your accounts and systems, and an export of the board.

If you stop within 14 days of your first payment, you get 75% of the first month’s price back. You don’t need to give a reason, and you keep what has already been delivered. Write it on the board or to kc@mondaybrew.dk; work stops when you have asked for it. The guarantee applies only to the first payment and once per company. If your first task needs a separate quote, and I have not yet started work under the subscription, you get the full payment back.

Yes, in most of it. That is why a digital department can cost DKK 9,995 a month. I plan the task, AI does much of the work directly in your systems, and I review the result before you test it. I stand behind what I deliver. It also means that content from your systems is processed by the AI services I use.

I do. I’m Kaan, and I founded mondaybrew. No juniors and no project managers in between. You talk to the person doing the work.