Why This Service Costs $39 — And Why It’s Not Free

The repair itself is rarely the hard part.

What takes time is attention:

– collecting details

– clarifying scope

– following up on quotes

– organizing responses

– keeping things moving

That attention has value.

If the service were free, it wouldn’t be sustainable.

If it were expensive, it would add friction instead of removing it.

The price reflects the time and focus required to keep the process organized — not the repair cost itself.

You’re not paying for tools or labor.

You’re paying to not manage the process.