I will review your ai vendor proposal, scope and pricing
PhD in AI, Consultant, Developer
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Dario Sitnik was selected by the Fiverr Pro team for their expertise.
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AI Development
Mobile App Development
About this Gig
You have a quote from an AI vendor and no way to tell if it's fair.
Most buyers don't. The proposal is 20 pages, the price is five figures, and the only people who could judge it are the people who wrote it. I review it independently I'm not bidding on the work, so I have no reason to talk you into anything.
What you get:
- A straight verdict: is the price fair for this scope?
- Line-by-line scope teardown what's real, what's padding, what's missing
- Feasibility check: can this actually be built as described?
- Vendor lock-in, data residency and EU AI Act exposure
- The questions to put back to your vendor before you sign
- Premium: a reference architecture how I'd build it so you can see what their approach misses, and a checkpoint 30 days in to confirm they're delivering it
Why me:
PhD in Computer Science, 10+ years building AI systems, former CTO. I've written proposals like the one you're holding and delivered the work behind them.
Engineering and commercial judgment, not legal advice.
️Message me before ordering send the proposal length and vendor type so I can confirm scope.
Purpose:
Project assistance
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Strategy
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General
AI engine:
Other
Industry:
Construction
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Manufacturing & storage
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Real estate
My Portfolio
FAQ
Do you work with procurement teams?
Yes. If you need something for a committee or a board, say so up front - the Premium deck is built for that, and I can format the review to fit your internal template.
What if you tell me the quote is fine?
Then you sign with confidence instead of doubt, which is what you paid for. A verdict that confirms the price is a real outcome - the alternative is signing a five-figure contract on a hunch.
What if I've already signed?
Still worth doing, though the goal changes. You're no longer deciding whether to sign - you're establishing what "delivered" means before it becomes a dispute. Message me first so I can tell you if there's leverage left.

