Interesting idea. I wonder which businesses might be interested in the service (assuming higher profit margins there since you're paying human workers). Maybe

Interesting idea. I wonder which businesses might be interested in the service (assuming higher profit margins there since you're paying human workers). Maybe attorneys, for discovered documents? Accounting? Or historical research? Some authors prefer to write in longhand . . . Do scanning companies ever outsource manual jobs? For consumers, how about family histories or recipes? [There are companies which create family cookbooks, for example.] I think the site copy is like a first draft in its current state--a good start, but could be shorter and punchier (copywriting's hard). Find out what people are searching for in your niche and weave more keyphrases into the text. I also suggest working on the text layout to better distinguish your points. I consider the remainder "good enough," with the possible exception of the logo. But selling is more important--clearly and briefly explain what you're selling and present a call to action (maybe make the "Go" action clearer).