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Pick the one that matches your bottleneck. All six are Priced Outcome: a free initial audit first, then the scope and the cost in writing for you to approve before work begins.
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A dedicated team inside your codebase and delivery rhythm from week one. AI accelerates the work; senior engineers stay accountable for what ships.
A delivery lead, senior engineers, product and QA, weekly working demos, and tests, CI and deployable releases.
Scope an engineering podClaude, OpenAI, Gemini or whichever model fits, wired into a workflow people already use. Vendor choice follows the outcome, not a partnership badge.
Model selection and an evaluation harness, a cost ceiling with approval gates, and production rollout with monitoring.
Scope an AI integrationAgents and integrations that run repeatable operational work, while your team keeps visibility and approval wherever a decision carries consequence.
A process map and baseline, agents and integrations with human approval gates, and a dashboard measuring the result.
Scope a workflowTurn a prototype, stalled build or inherited codebase into a tested, deployable foundation.
Risk and dependency triage, tests, CI and a deployable build, and a prioritized handover document.
Scope a rescueMove capability off the stack slowing the business down, one measurable slice at a time.
A migration sequence and architecture boundaries, incremental cutover with no big bang, and data and audit continuity throughout.
Scope modernizationMonitoring, patching, dependency upgrades and a named engineer for the product you already run.
A named engineer and an agreed response path, security and platform updates, and monitoring with written reporting.
Discuss Product CarePriced Outcome on all six. One agreed price for an agreed outcome, quoted after a free initial audit and approved before delivery begins.
Ongoing product development. For maintenance and operational ownership of software already in production, see Operate & protect below.
3 months minimum · 4-6 specialists · Priced Outcome
A dedicated team inside your codebase and delivery rhythm from week one. AI accelerates the work; senior engineers stay accountable for what ships.
You getA delivery lead, senior engineers, product and QA, weekly working demos, and tests, CI and deployable releases.
4-8 weeks · 2-3 specialists · Priced Outcome
Claude, OpenAI, Gemini or whichever model fits, wired into a workflow people already use. Vendor choice follows the outcome, not a partnership badge.
You getModel selection and an evaluation harness, a cost ceiling with approval gates, and production rollout with monitoring.
8-12 weeks · 2-4 specialists · Priced Outcome
Agents and integrations that run repeatable operational work, while your team keeps visibility and approval wherever a decision carries consequence.
You getA process map and baseline, agents and integrations with human approval gates, and a dashboard measuring the result.
4-6 weeks · Priced Outcome
Turn a prototype, stalled build or inherited codebase into a tested, deployable foundation.
You getRisk and dependency triage, tests, CI and a deployable build, and a prioritized handover document.
2+ quarters · Priced Outcome
Move capability off the stack slowing the business down, one measurable slice at a time.
You getA migration sequence and architecture boundaries, incremental cutover with no big bang, and data and audit continuity throughout.
Maintenance and operational ownership of software already in production. For ongoing development, see Build & accelerate above.
Ongoing · Named engineer · Priced Outcome
Monitoring, patching, dependency upgrades and a named engineer for the product you already run.
You getA named engineer and an agreed response path, security and platform updates, and monitoring with written reporting.
Describe the bottleneck in the form, or take the intro call. Either one reaches the same people.
We look at the scope, the application, the codebase and how it runs today. There is no charge for this.
The proposed work, what it is measured against and what it costs, in writing.
Nothing is built until you have the scope and the cost in front of you and agree to them.
Working software demonstrated weekly against the outcome that was agreed.
Every engagement is priced against an outcome, so the useful preparation is knowing what the outcome is worth to you. The calculator estimates the recoverable cost of a manual process; the framework is how the number gets agreed and measured afterwards.
That is the normal starting point. Describe the bottleneck in the form or bring it to the intro call, and we recommend the smallest engagement that can move it, or tell you plainly that none of them should.
Usually two to three weeks from an approved scope and cost. A rescue sprint is the fastest route in, because its scope is fixed before it starts.
Yes, and most are. A rescue or integration sprint proves the working relationship; a pod or Product Care continues it. You are never asked to buy the largest option first.
You do. Work lands in your repository, and the handover documents what your team receives.
All six carry the same label, Priced Outcome, and the same model behind it. Start with a free initial audit. We assess the scope, the stage the application is at, the condition of the codebase, the team the work needs and how it runs in production, then set out the proposed work and its cost upfront for your approval before delivery begins. Nothing is charged for the audit and nothing is built before you have approved the scope and the cost.
When you need one contractor to manage, when hourly rate is the deciding factor, or when nobody can name the outcome the work should produce.
A named result, a fixed window and a scope agreed in writing before delivery starts.
Senior capacity inside your codebase, moving a roadmap week after week.
Monitoring, patching, upgrades and a named engineer for live software.
One agreed price for an agreed outcome, quoted after a free initial audit and approved before delivery begins.
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One call is enough to name the outcome and the engagement that reaches it.