Request support
The best first step is an email. To prioritize fairly, please include a short explanation of why support matters and who benefits.
Address: info (at) upperleft (dot) net
We welcome non-profits, community efforts, and individuals building something meaningful—especially when the goal is connection, visibility, and community.
If you’ve been overlooked elsewhere, you’re welcome to reach out. Respect is the baseline here.
What to include
- Who you are: a short intro + location (Seattle / WA / PNW)
- What you need: website, email, consultation, or a cleanup
- Why it matters: who benefits and what changes if this is solved
- Timeframe: deadlines, events, or launch dates
- Current setup (if known): domain registrar / host / email provider
- Decision-maker: who can approve changes and access accounts
Suggested email template
Copy/paste this and fill in the blanks. Keeping it brief helps.
Subject: Support request — [Organization / Project Name] (Seattle/WA/PNW) Hello upperleft.net team, 1) Who we are / what we’re building: [1–3 sentences. Non-profit, community group, or personal project.] 2) What we need help with: [Website hosting / Email setup / Consultation / Cleanup.] 3) Why this matters: [Who benefits, what’s at risk, or what becomes possible if this is handled.] 4) Timeline: [If any deadline exists.] 5) Current setup (if known): [Domain registrar, current host, current email provider.] Thank you, [Name] [Role / Organization] [Phone (optional)]
A first consultation is free. If the work is larger, we’ll discuss a nominal fee before anything begins.