You built it fast, and real work depends on it now. I put it on safe production rails, keep it shipping as you build more, and take the 2am breakage off your shoulders. You keep the credit and control.
The call costs nothing. The check is $500 flat, credited toward your Setup, and refunded if you do not think it was worth it. NDA signed before I see your code.
You shipped a tool that does the thing, and people depend on it now. A working demo is the visible 10 percent. Auth, a real backend, uptime, the messy data and real humans that hit it in production: that is the invisible 90 percent, and it is the part nobody saw when they clapped. "I just need to adjust a few things and deploy" is the sentence that does not survive contact with real data in front of the exec team.
Three things that are true right now, and you have not said out loud.
The 11pm shift
The real building happens after the job ends. You patch what broke, add the one more thing someone asked for, and nobody else understands any of it. You cannot take a clean vacation. The thing that made you indispensable owns you now.
The number is on the line
Your tool feeds the churn report, the forecast, the board slide. Every time you pull it up live there is that low-grade dread: the day it returns garbage in the one room where your credibility lives.
The question you are not ready for
One day somebody asks who built this, whether it is secure, and who signed off. A big customer, an auditor, IT, an investor. You want that answer ready before the question lands, not after.
None of this means you did it wrong. It means your tool is load-bearing now, and load-bearing tools need rails.
Fixed prices at every step. No hourly, no surprises.
Book a call
Pick a slot, no payment to get on it. You walk me through what you built and what depends on it. If it is a fit, you pay the $500 and I start reading your actual app by hand.
Get the verdict
Within 24 hours of kickoff: the findings, a straight answer on whether it is safe to ship, and a fixed quote to fix it. If you do not think it was worth it, I refund it.
Go live on safe rails
The Setup ships within 72 hours of its kickoff. Then the monthly plan keeps you shipping safely as you build more.
The check is the only thing you buy today, and it starts with a call rather than a checkout. Everything after it is quoted from your actual app, so the number fits the work.
$500
flat, credited toward your Setup
Verdict within 24 hours of kickoff
If you do not think it was worth it, I refund it. You keep the findings either way.
from $2,500
fixed after your check, the $500 credits against it
Live within 72 hours of kickoff
Everything runs in accounts you own.
Fixed monthly
quoted with your check results, never hourly
Ongoing, month to month
Your code, your accounts, your infrastructure. Leave anytime and it all keeps working.
That is the whole promise and there is nothing attached to it. I read your actual app by hand, you get the findings and a straight verdict within 24 hours of kickoff, and if you decide it was not worth the five hundred dollars you say so and I send it back. You keep the findings either way.
Either you learn your tool is in better shape than you feared, or you find out exactly what to fix before it surfaces on its own. There is no version of this where you walk away with nothing.
You probably could, eventually. The real question is the opportunity cost. Every hour you spend hardening this is an hour off the work only you can do. Production-hardening is a narrow specialty, separate from building. Build at AI speed, then apply engineering discipline for production. That is not a confession, that is how pros sequence it. I am the second half of that move.
Because a demo proves it can work, not that it will hold when messy systems, inconsistent data, and real people collide with it. You own a working demo, which is the visible 10 percent. The invisible 90 percent (auth, backend, uptime, edge cases) is where it breaks, usually at the worst possible moment. In Veracode’s 2025 GenAI Code Security Report, 45 percent of AI-generated code samples contained security flaws. That does not prove yours has them. It means the odds are not in your favour and nobody has actually looked.
Get it audit-safe before they ask, and the whole equation flips. When IT looks at a documented, secured, properly deployed system, it becomes the thing you get praised for, not the thing you get caught for. I make the shadow tool the thing that gets formalized, not confiscated. That is the entire point of doing this before the knock on the door instead of after.
Same reason I lead with a paid readiness check on your actual tool instead of a pitch. You get a fixed written scope, named deliverables, and real findings on your own app before you commit to anything bigger. It is a small, low-risk first step designed to let you test how I work, and if you do not think it was worth it, I refund it. Proof, not promises.
No. You built the thing the business actually needed, faster than IT ever would have. That is the win, and it stays yours. The senior move was never building every layer of production yourself, it is knowing what to harden and sequencing it like a pro. I am the production partner who makes your win permanent.
It will not, because I do not bill hourly. Everything is fixed scope and fixed price with named deliverables, so you see the whole number before you say yes. The check is $500 flat, the Setup is quoted fixed from your check, and the monthly plan is a fixed number quoted the same way. When the price is fixed you actually use the service, and nothing ever feels like a running meter.
No. Everything runs in accounts you own: your GitHub, your Vercel, your Supabase. You keep building with your own Claude Code, exactly the way you build now, and I take your changes safely to production. I hold keys only while you want me to. Leave anytime and it all keeps working.
You would be among the first, and that is exactly why the deal is shaped this way. I read eighteen companies selling something like this. Not one of them promises anything about what they find, and several put the opposite in writing in their terms. I am the one with the money on the line, everything runs in accounts you already own, and if you decide it was not worth it you say so and I send the five hundred back. You are risking a conversation, not your app.
You built something real. I put it on safe production rails and keep it shipping as you build more. Start with the check on your actual app. If you do not think it was worth it, I refund it.
The call costs nothing. The check is $500 flat, credited toward your Setup, verdict within 24 hours of kickoff.