SMALL FIXES · DIAGNOSIS · HANDOFF
A small software fix.
A clear handoff.
Scope one contained code change or diagnostic question. Get targeted checks and a handoff your engineer can review, with your team in control of merge and release.
For software teams with a named engineer
START SMALL · MEASURE THE RESULT
One contained change or diagnosis.
Use one repository, an agreed path set and a test or staging environment. Set acceptance checks before work. A work unit allows at most five changed source/test files; file count does not make complex work small.
What the pilot would include
- A written scope, source inputs and acceptance checklist
- A proposed change with targeted checks, or a documented diagnosis
- A review summary, remaining questions and an engineer-ready handoff
A diagnosis does not promise a fix. Your engineer approves merges and releases. Production access, migrations, security incidents, rebuilds and production operations are outside this starting offer.
- What we would measure
- Accepted results, total review time, corrections and delivery cost
APPROVED PRICES · LAUNCH READINESS PENDING
Start with a
$499 pilot.
One bounded work unit, an acceptance checklist and one consolidated correction round. Setup completed in the pilot is not charged again.
USD. Prices are approved; customer terms, payment acceptance and service-readiness checks must be completed before launch. This preview takes no orders or payments.
Bounded monthly plans
- Focus — $499/month: 2 work units.
- Steady — $999/month: 4 work units.
- Extended — $1,999/month: 8 work units.
One repository or office workflow per subscription. One active item at a time; additional requests queue. Agree on each unit’s scope before work.
Recurring plans follow an accepted pilot and validated delivery costs.
One correction round within the agreed scope. Customer-specific software, connections and unusual usage require a separate approved quote.
YOUR FIRST WORKFLOW
Make the next step
specific.
Outline a small pilot for review. This preview creates a draft on your screen; it sends no information and starts no paid service.