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How does "Hire Mise to do it" work?

Short answerEvery item a tool suggests can be handed to the SEOmise team as one task, paid per task. The button shows the price; the order shows how long it takes. You pay online (or, where online payment is not set up, get a quote first), and a support ticket opens with the project, the item and its steps.

Updated 18 October 2026

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Ordering a task

  1. Press Hire Mise on the item (or Hire Mise to do it in its steps, or in the "Do it for me" window when something could not be done).
  2. You see what the team will do, about how long it takes, the price (or the estimate) and how many working days it usually takes. Add a note if there is anything the team should know.
  3. Press Hire Mise · pay. You pay securely by card; when online payment is not available, the request opens as a quote and nothing is charged until you agree.
  4. A support ticket opens. It already names the project, the item, the estimate and the steps the tool shows, so you do not have to explain anything twice.

Follow it on your request page under Store → My purchases. When the team has done it, scan again to see the difference.

Prices

The SEOmise team sets the hours and the price of each kind of task. A task without a fixed price costs its hours at the team's hourly rate.

Who can order

People who manage billing in your workspace. Everyone else sees the price and is asked to speak to their workspace owner. People who use an agency's customer portal get their help from that agency instead.

Logins

Nothing is asked for in the order. If the team needs access, the ticket says how to add them as a user you can remove later; a login you choose to share goes into the encrypted vault on the request page.

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