The Ladder

Three rungs. Each one earns the next.

You don't pay until you know what's wrong. You don't pay for hours, you pay for fixes scoped to your report. And the only ongoing thing on offer is the part where you stop being the alarm system — and that's waitlist-only on purpose.

Rung 1 · Free

Free production-readiness audit

Free

Three required fields, written report personally reviewed by Shane within 48 hours (24 with priority). You'll know exactly what's wrong in your app and how serious each thing is, before you spend a dollar.

  • Security & auth review (RLS, exposed endpoints, secret hygiene)
  • Data exposure (PII, storage buckets, over-permissive rules)
  • Load & concurrency (race conditions, missing indexes, throttle gaps)
  • Severity-rated findings + an operational maturity score
Start with the audit

Free · No account · No credit card

Rung 2 · Per-finding

Guided fix

Per finding · scoped

Fixed scope, fixed price, scoped to the specific findings in YOUR report. No open-ended retainer, no surprise hours. Each finding shows its own price on the delivered report so you only pay for what you want fixed.

  • Per-defect pricing — fix one, fix several, fix all eligible
  • Each fix verified against a second test account / replay
  • Written handoff per finding: what was done, how to keep it that way
  • Reachable only from your delivered report (no standalone checkout)
Run the audit to unlock

Or, if you've already received your report, the CTAs are on it

Rung 3 · Managed

Managed operations

Design partners · waitlist

OADI + DevFlow agents resolve and monitor your app so you stop being the on-call. Not buyable at scale yet — we take a small number of design partners while the productized version comes together. Honest about that.

  • Continuous observation across logs, queues, auth, slow queries
  • Auto-resolve known patterns; surface decisions with context for the rest
  • Automatic audit trail and verified post-fix state
  • Higher ticket · book a call · we'll talk before any commitment
See managed operations

Limited capacity · design-partner pricing

A bigger problem than one finding?

If the audit comes back with deeply entangled findings, or your app is live and actively breaking, the right move is usually a scoping conversation. Same fixed-scope ethos — we just agree on the scope before anything starts.

Common questions

Why is guided fix not buyable from this page?

Because its scope is your specific findings. A fix divorced from a report is exactly the open-ended consulting we're trying not to sell. The audit report carries the CTAs that route to your scoped checkout.

How much does a guided fix usually cost?

It depends on the finding. Each one on your report shows its own price before you click. Smaller, well-bounded fixes are cheaper; entangled or hardening-style work goes higher. You always see the exact price before you commit.

What if my audit comes back clean?

Then it comes back clean and you owe nothing. The audit's value isn't a forced upsell — it's the report. If there's nothing to fix, we'll say so.

Why is managed operations waitlist-only?

Because we want to be honest about where the productized version is. The agents that run it (OADI + DevFlow) work — they run our own systems. But we're not selling them at scale yet and we'd rather under-promise than oversell.

I used to see Sprint / Rescue pricing here.

Those were the previous tier menu. The ladder above is the new structure. If a fixed engagement is the right shape for you, the scoping call is the path — we'll figure out scope and price together before anything starts.