About.

One person, one phone, one address. Here's what you're paying for when you hit Buy, and what you aren't.

Who's behind this

Bryant Shelby. Based in New Orleans, Louisiana. Not a law firm, not an agency, not a SaaS team. The site, the code, the letters, the customer support — all me.

What I ship, by surface

How I got here

In late 2025 I started looking hard at the gap between "consumer fights debt collector alone" and "consumer hires attorney for $300/hr." A real attorney can often win these cases on contingency, but only after the consumer has done the upfront paperwork right — validation, bureau disputes, CFPB filings. Most consumers don't know the framework, do it wrong, and lose by default.

So I built the framework as a service. Eight pieces of paper, 24 hours, $79. I'm doing my own dispute (apartment-debt collection from a wrongful 2020 eviction) at the same time, dogfooding every letter.

The webhook side is what most indie hackers know me for on X — built my own Stripe + Resend pipeline last week, verified live with a $29 charge, six events 200 OK in under a second. Wrote up the four traps that bit me, then realized I could ship that same pipeline to anyone else's repo for $199.

What I don't do

• I am not a law firm. No attorney-client relationship. Read every letter before you sign or send it.
• I do not appear in court, advise on litigation strategy, or substitute for counsel.
• I do not represent creditors, collectors, or debt buyers — only consumers.
• I do not collect or sell your personal data. Customer information goes to Stripe (payment), Resend (email delivery), and my inbox. That's it.
• I do not run ongoing retainers, SaaS subscriptions, or auto-renew billing. Every transaction here is one-time.

Refund posture

Webhook service ($199): refundable if I miss the 24-hour window from your intake reply, or if your Stripe events aren't hitting 200 by the end of the 7-day support window because of bugs in my code.

Dispute letter ($49): refundable if I miss the 24-hour turnaround from your intake reply.

Sentry Forge case pack ($79): refundable up to delivery. After delivery, the work is done and not refundable.

If you ask for a refund, the answer is yes. I'd rather have the unhappy customer leave on good terms than fight to keep $199.

Why the prices are this low

Two reasons:

1. I'm building case studies. Three solid testimonials at the early-bird price means more business at the regular price ($79 → $99, $199 → $399, etc.).
2. I want to remove the price objection from the buy decision. Consumer-debt customers in distress often can't pay $300+. Indie hackers can't always justify $500+ from another founder. $49 / $79 / $199 are below the friction line.

If you're considering buying

Read the offer page. If you're still unsure, email me at jadedfocus@gmail.com with your specific situation. I'll tell you in 24 hours whether this fits or whether you need a different solution. No sales pitch.

One more thing

If you're reading this because you're being sued, or you have a court date, or a court summons in your hands right now: stop reading this and call a licensed attorney in your state. Most consumer-protection attorneys take FDCPA / FCRA cases on contingency — no upfront cost. Don't try to fight active litigation with one of my letters. The letters help; they don't replace counsel.

If you want a referral, ask. I have working relationships with consumer-protection attorneys in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Oklahoma. I'll send you to one whose practice fits your facts. No referral fee changes hands either way.