Getting cursed is bad.
Getting cursed by a company with budget cuts is worse.
One badly timed insult is all it takes to land her in the supernatural equivalent of customer-service hell.
Her punishment? A curse.
Unfortunately, the department responsible for administering it is underfunded.
Instead of fire, doom, or eternal torment, her new curse specializes in minor inconveniences: failed deliveries, petty fees, malfunctioning systems, bureaucratic loops, and increasingly ridiculous attempts to make her life just annoying enough to count.
Then the paperwork begins.
There are service tickets. Compliance reviews. Curse KPIs. Refund policies. Appeal forms. Performance audits. Subscription plans. And a corporate hierarchy far more terrifying than anything supernatural.
But the system has a problem.
She has started reading the fine print.
Every loophole she exploits costs the curse department money. Every successful appeal exposes another flaw. And when other victims begin copying her methods, what started as one woman fighting an absurd supernatural bureaucracy threatens to become a full-scale financial disaster.
Management wants the problem contained.
She wants her life back.
And somewhere deep inside the spreadsheets, someone is about to discover the most dangerous thing you can give a cursed woman:
A complaints procedure.
My Curse Is Low Budget is an adult workplace fantasy comedy packed with supernatural bureaucracy, absurd corporate logic, petty magic, cursed customer service, office satire, escalating chaos, and one woman determined to beat the system using its own rules.