Then it's all yours
The split ends; every hour after month twelve is yours for good.
The split in the Keep-Half Deal ends. In the example, a job that ate ten hours of the office's week now takes four. For twelve months you keep three of the six hours saved and three are our fee; after that, all six are yours, every week.
Key points
- An example, not a result: ten hours a week down to four is six hours back.
- For twelve months, half the hours saved are yours and half are our fee.
- From month thirteen on, every hour saved is yours.
- We never send another bill for them.
Transcript
Here's the part of the Keep-Half Deal people ask about twice.
Say a job that eats ten hours of your office week now takes four.
That's six hours back, every week.
For twelve months, you keep three of them.
Three are our fee.
Then the split stops.
From month thirteen on, all six hours are yours.
Every week, for good.
We never send another bill for them.
It ends. What it saved you doesn't.