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Workshops Vs A Block Of Hours Vs A Project Proposal

Buy the smallest box that fits the job. Do not buy a product page you do not need.

· Steven Rupp

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We do not run a cart. A ten-minute intro, then the container that matches. That is slower than a checkout button. It is how you avoid paying for a workshop when you needed two hours, or two hours when you needed a build.

A few hours is one problem, a wallet, a briefing. You leave able to do the thing we sat down to do.

A block of hours is deeper help. Unused time lasts four months. At 120 hours it can go toward a workshop. That rule is on the live services page so nobody is surprised later.

Workshops hold up to 25 people. AI Basics. Bitcoin Basics. Bitcoin & Bitcoin Layers. The point is a room that can use the material when we pack up, not a slide deck they never open.

Orange Case is the USA onsite version. Both bitcoin classes plus hands-on cold storage on a Ledger you provide, with a steel backup. Travel extra. Still your keys. We do not bring a wallet that is ours and call it yours.

A project is bigger than a session. Free discovery. Written proposal. Nothing billed until you accept. This is also the door for a custom tokenization build — tickets, memberships, service packs, documents — without waiting on our product.

Speaking is Spaces, conferences, media. Different box. Say so up front.

Reschedule a call with 48 hours’ notice. Reschedule onsite with two weeks’ notice. Those windows are in the Terms and on Services.

Managed Agents are a different agreement on agents.vb9.app. Same company. Different contract. A running phone line is not a workshop.

How many people. St. Louis or remote. What someone should be able to do when we leave. Those three decide the box. Everything else is decoration.

We help U.S. shops buy the smallest container that works.

Talk with AgentB9 on block9.app. Call or text (636) 224-8069. sales@block9.app.

A chain is not a bank portal or a card processor. Payments can be slow, hard to reverse, or lost if a key, a device, or a backup is mishandled. Apps, wallets, and protocols change. We help you set things up; we do not hold your keys or watch your systems after you leave. Security, backups, and day-to-day practice stay with you. This is not legal, tax, or investment advice.

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