// Already Started
Stalled, abandoned, or nobody left who understands it? We take over code we didn't write. We tell you what's worth saving, then we finish the job. It starts with a free 30-minute call.
They stopped replying. You may not even have the code or the passwords.
Deadlines keep slipping, and every fix breaks something else.
It runs your business, but nobody on your team wrote it. Every change feels risky.
It worked in the demo. Real users, real data or a security check break it.
// After The Free Call
Fixed price
48 to 72 hour turnaround
A senior engineer reads all of your code. You get a written answer on where you stand.
Yours to keep. Use it with us, your own team or another developer.
Plain English. No jargon. You'll know what's wrong and what it takes to fix.
Fixed scope, fixed price. You know the price before we start, and it won't grow.
What you get
You get the price on the call. No code or passwords needed.
Tell us what happened and what you still have. We give you a fixed price for the assessment.
We sign an NDA before you share anything. Then you give us whatever you still hold.
Not a salesperson. Your report is ready 48 to 72 hours after we get access.
Keep the report and go, fix the worst problem first, or hand us the whole job.
Every job is different, so there's no rate card. Here's how we set the price.
We listen and get to know the problem. Then we quote the first step: a fixed price, a fixed scope, and a written result you keep.
One fixed fee a month for work with no end date, and 90 days' notice to stop.
One price and one timeline, agreed before we start.
For work with too many unknowns, so you don't pay extra for risk that may never happen.
// The Honest Answer
If fixing it costs more than rebuilding, the report says so. It also says what we'd do instead.
You've already paid someone who told you what you wanted to hear. We won't be the second.
Find out which answer your project gets. It starts with a free call.
Let's talk →Where outside engineers usually let you down, and what we promise instead.
On the first call, you meet the senior engineer who will lead the work. They stay accountable to the end, even for developers we bring in.
You own the code as it's written, not when the last invoice clears. It lives in your account, so nothing is held hostage.
Fixed price, hourly or a fixed monthly fee, whichever fits the work. You see the number before you commit, and it only changes if you agree.
We sign yours, or send ours, before you share code, data or plans.
Then we tell you early, in writing. Some code costs more to fix than to rebuild. We'd rather lose the work than take your money to prop it up.
Yes. If you can't change it safely, it's a risk even when nothing is broken. We map how it fits together and write it down. That's the handover nobody left you.
Often, yes. Getting access back is a normal part of a takeover. Tell us what you still have, even just a live website, and we'll say if it's enough.
No. The assessment is confidential, and we can sign your NDA first. A second opinion while your developer is still working is a normal thing to ask for.
48 to 72 hours from the moment we have access. The scope is fixed, so it won't drag on.
It's a fixed price for a fixed job, and we give you the number on the free 30-minute call. You know it before you agree to anything.
The report already estimates the time and cost to finish. If you decide to go ahead, we turn that into a firm quote: a fixed price when the scope is clear, hourly when it truly isn't.
A senior engineer, named before you commit, who stays from the assessment to delivery. You won't get a salesperson on the call and a junior on the code.
// Get In Touch
Find out where
you actually stand.
Tell us what happened. We'll tell you the next step and what it costs.
