"Just one small tweak."

It is round seven. It is not small. And you are going to say yes again, because writing the other email costs more energy than doing the work.

Design work rarely dies from a bad rate

It dies from a good rate quietly divided by three:

What Daiko does about it

You set the boundaries once, before the enquiry arrives:

Then it works the inbox. No budget mentioned? It asks — politely, before you do any thinking for free. Half your rate? It counters with your market range, the local freelancer-payment statute, and the scope actually described. It concedes a slice at a time and never crosses the floor.

The round count is worth more than the rate. Projects where a client would have ground you down end at round three instead — not because anyone got stricter, but because "round four is quoted separately" existed before round four did.

Where you come in

When an offer clears your floor — or the gap won't close — you get one email: the money, the terms, their last message. Reply APPROVE, REVISE: three rounds included, extras at 20%, or DECLINE. Nothing is agreed or declined without that reply.

What it does not do

What it costs

Daiko Negotiator — $89 once
Price$89, paid once. No subscription, no commission.
The AIGoogle Gemini, on your own free key — free tier, no billing to enable
Monthly limitsNone from us
Does your email leave your Google account?No

Full pricing and refund terms →

See the price and refund terms

Full refund within 30 days if you cannot get it installed.