Data engineering services
Every tool on this site is free and always will be. This page is for the work those tools structurally cannot do. A browser converter handles one payload at a time. It does not help when you have forty thousand records from three systems that disagree about what a date is, or when the data legally cannot leave your network.
That work is what T Studio — the studio behind Jsonic — takes on as fixed-price engagements.
Engagements
Bulk data migration & cleanup from $300
You have thousands of records where every third one has a different shape — missing fields, inconsistent types, nested arrays that should be flat, dates in four formats.
You get:
- A repeatable migration script (Node or Python) you own and can re-run
- Normalised output validated against a single agreed schema
- A report of every record that could not be cleanly converted, and why
JSON Schema design & API contract review from $500
Your API contract lives in someone’s head. Consumers break on changes nobody announced, and "valid JSON" is the only validation you have.
You get:
- Draft 2020-12 JSON Schema covering your real payloads, not the idealised ones
- Ajv-based validation wired into CI so breakage fails the build, not production
- A written review of contract risks: implicit nullability, type drift, breaking-change traps
Custom internal data tooling from $800
Your team keeps pasting data into online converters because the internal tool nobody built does not exist. Sometimes that data should not be leaving the building.
You get:
- A self-hosted, browser-based tool built for your exact format — no data leaves your network
- Deployed to your infrastructure with source you own outright
- The same engineering that runs the 41 free tools on this site
Why trust this over a freelance marketplace
Most people selling data-cleanup work have a portfolio you cannot inspect. This one is the site you are reading:
- 41 production tools — every converter, validator, and formatter in the tool suite is real software handling real edge cases, not a demo.
- 500+ technical reference guides covering JSON Schema, API design, encoding, and parsing — written, not generated.
- ~4,000 developers a month use these tools, with roughly 336,000 monthly search impressions. The work holds up under real traffic.
- Everything runs client-side. No uploads, no accounts, no tracking — see the privacy policy. The same posture applies to client work.
How it works
- Send a sample.Twenty representative records and a description of what “correct” looks like. Redact freely.
- Get a fixed quote within two business days — scope, price, and delivery date, based on the actual mess in the sample rather than a guess.
- Approve, then delivery. Most migration jobs land in three to seven days. You get the script, the output, and the failure report.
Frequently asked
Why would I pay for this when the Jsonic tools are free?
You would not, for a one-off conversion — the free tools handle that better and faster. These engagements exist for work a browser tool structurally cannot do: thousands of records, inconsistent schemas across sources, data that cannot legally leave your network, or a contract that needs to hold up in CI over time.
How are engagements priced?
Fixed price, agreed before any work starts, based on a sample of your real data. No hourly billing and no open-ended retainers. If the sample shows the job is smaller than expected, the quote goes down.
What happens to my data?
Sample data is used only to scope and test the migration, and is deleted on delivery. For work that cannot leave your network, the custom tooling engagement delivers a self-hosted tool instead, so no data is transferred at all.
Who does the work?
T Studio, the solo studio that builds and maintains Jsonic — 41 browser-based JSON tools and over 500 technical reference guides, serving roughly 4,000 developers a month.
Start a conversation
Email support@jsonic.io with a short description of the problem and a sample if you have one. Replies within two business days.
Not ready for that? The free tools are right there, and they stay free.