Pricing
Pricing you know
before we build
Most work starts with an app that already exists. The written verdict is free and back in 48 hours. One named problem is a Single Fix, from $300. The verdict’s whole “fix now” list is a Fix Sprint, fixed at $3,500 to $6,000. Run keeps the same engineer on it for $2,999 a month. New products start at $3,999. Larger Studio builds get a written quote after scoping, and we will not invent a price band on this page.
48-hour App Rescue verdict
Send the live app or the repo and tell us which tool built it: Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Cursor or a freelancer. We run that tool's checklist and write down what to keep, fix or rebuild, with every finding ranked by severity. We take three a week so each one gets read properly.
What’s Included
- Written verdict within 48 hours: keep, fix or rebuild
- Findings ranked by severity: “fix now” and “can wait”
- A checklist for the tool that built it
- A price next to every fix-now item
- What you can safely fix yourself, and what you should not
- · Every engagement is quoted as one written scope at one fixed price, agreed before we build. Rescue quotes list one item per line, split into “fix now” and “can wait”.
- · No work starts before a signed scope and the deposit: 50% for a Single Fix or Fix Sprint, milestones for builds, monthly in advance for Run.
- · You own the code, infrastructure, and accounts from day one.
- · Third-party costs (hosting, APIs, app store fees) are billed at cost.
- · If scope changes mid-build, we re-quote before building. No surprise invoices.
- · Larger builds are invoiced against milestones, and each milestone becomes yours on delivery of that milestone, not on final payment.
- · If we stopped tomorrow you would still hold the repository, the infrastructure and every account, documented. An unstarted sprint is refundable in full.
- · We are small on purpose, so we take fewer projects at once. If we are full we will say so and give you a date rather than start yours late.
What happens after you book a call
Something to click on day one
You get a link on day one, not a kickoff deck. It will be ugly and half-empty, and it will already do the one thing your product has to do.
A Loom every 48 hours
Two minutes of screen recording, sent whether the news is good or bad. You watch it on your clock — we work async-first and ship while US teams sleep.
Launch and hand over
Bad news comes first with a plan. We deploy, test, hand over code and accounts, then include two weeks of fixes.
Monitoring and a roadmap
Monitoring, performance work and a written technical-debt assessment. You leave with a 90-day roadmap another engineer could pick up without calling us.
For a clearly scoped Production MVP, launch week is day 21. Larger builds get a written milestone plan instead of a single sprint.