Tell me the problem
No technical words needed. Describe what’s happening and leave your email.
Tell me where you’re stuck. We’ll take it from there.
No technical words needed. Describe what’s happening and leave your email.
I’ll email you within two days to confirm whether I can help—not to promise a completed fix.
We’ll agree on the scope and timing, then I’ll work on your problem remotely. After receiving help, you decide what to pay based on the value it brought you.
You decide what feels fair. If you’d like a starting point, here are some suggested amounts—not fixed prices.
Email, apps, settings and quick questions
Software errors, websites and technical issues
System integration and website development
No upfront payment for everyday IT help. These amounts are helpful references; if your budget is limited, you’re still welcome to ask.
Larger projects are discussed and quoted before any work begins.
All amounts are in US dollars. These are initial KindFix guidelines, not market averages.No upfront payment. Start with a question.
Initial questions are handled by email. I’m based in Asia and generally work during daytime hours here; we’ll arrange video and remote sessions at a mutually workable time, including for customers in the Americas. English and Korean are welcome. The two-day response is for reviewing your request, not completing the work.
Before starting, we’ll agree by email on the work included and what counts as completion. I’ll summarize the outcome and any remaining limitations. If an issue can’t be resolved, we’ll discuss what I found and the next step. Questions afterward are welcome; further investigation or hands-on work needs a new agreement.
Support is provided personally through scheduled sessions. I’ll review each request carefully, explain how I can help, and work with you to find a practical next step. If you’re looking for emergency IT support or a 24/7 response service, please contact a provider that specializes in those services.