// pricing
One flat fee. No surprises.
Buy the audit, send us your code, and get a senior review of exactly where your app stands against production. Fixed price, fixed timeline.
Your report in 5–7 business days
- ✓A senior engineer reviews your whole codebase — AI-assisted for full coverage — against the 12-point production readiness checklist
- ✓Every finding scored by severity and mapped to a specific check
- ✓Concrete, prioritized fixes in plain English — not scanner output
- ✓An honest verdict: what it takes to be production-grade, and how close you already are
Single application, one codebase. Deeper analysis than an automated scan — that's why it's 5–7 business days, not an hour.
What's covered
This flat fee covers one application — a single codebase, whether that's one repo or a paired frontend and backend. Built it as one app with Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, Replit, or any AI tool? You're covered.
Larger or multi-service codebases — multiple apps, microservices, or big multi-team projects — take more time and are quoted separately. Get a custom quote →
Not sure whether yours fits? Tell us before you buy and we'll confirm the scope and price first.
// how it works
A senior engineer reads your code — with AI covering every line
This isn't an automated scan with a logo on it. A senior engineer does the review and stands behind the verdict — we use AI and tooling to go wider and faster than a human could alone, so nothing gets missed and the price stays flat. Machines for breadth, a senior for judgment.
You buy and send your code
Purchase the audit, then share your repo (or a zip). Private repo? Add us as a read-only collaborator — that's it. The clock starts when we have access.
AI + tooling sweep the whole codebase AI · breadth
We run security tooling and AI analysis across every file to surface candidate issues fast — exposed secrets, injection points, missing checks, performance smells. This is about coverage: making sure nothing hides in a corner of the codebase.
A senior engineer reviews and judges Human · judgment
The part that actually matters. A senior engineer reads the code, throws out the false positives the tools flag, and catches what automation can't see: broken authorization logic, architectural risks, a data model that won't scale, the "works today, breaks at a thousand users" problems. AI is a great assistant here and a poor replacement — the judgment is human.
You get the report 5–7 days
A written, prioritized report of exactly where you stand against production — what to fix, in what order, and how close you already are. Details below.
// the deliverable
What you get: the report
One clear document a founder can understand and a developer can act on. No jargon dump, no raw scanner export.
- ✓An executive verdict. Is this production-ready — and if not, how close? Your score against the 12 checks, in one plain-English read a non-technical founder gets immediately.
- ✓Every finding, severity-scored. Each issue rated critical / high / medium / low and mapped to the specific production-readiness check it fails, so you can see what's urgent versus what can wait.
- ✓The risk, in plain English. For each finding: what it is and what actually goes wrong if you ship it — not just a CWE number.
- ✓A concrete fix for each one. Specific, actionable remediation your team (or your AI tool) can apply — with enough detail to act, not a vague "add validation."
- ✓A prioritized fix order. What to do first, second, third — so you know where a limited weekend of work should go.
Written for two readers at once: the founder deciding whether to launch, and the developer who has to do the work. You'll finish it knowing exactly what production-ready takes for your app — and whether you're a weekend away or a sprint away.
// questions
Is this an automated scan or a real code review?
A real review. A senior engineer reads your code and stands behind the verdict — we use AI and security tooling to sweep the whole codebase for breadth and speed, then the engineer validates the findings, discards false positives, and catches the context-dependent problems automation misses (broken authorization, architectural risk, scale bottlenecks). AI-only reviews catch surface issues but consistently miss exactly these. It's human judgment, AI-accelerated.
How much does a production readiness audit cost?
$1,500 flat for a single application. It's a fixed fee — you know the price before you buy, with no hourly billing and no surprises. Larger or multi-service codebases are quoted separately.
How long does the audit take?
You get your report in 5–7 business days. That's a deliberate, senior-led review of your whole codebase against the 12-point production readiness checklist — not an automated scan turned around in an hour.
What counts as a "single app"?
One application — a single codebase, whether that's one repo or a paired frontend and backend. If you built it as one app with Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, Replit, or similar, this covers you. Multiple apps, microservices, or large multi-team codebases need a custom quote.
What do I get for the fee?
A written report: every finding scored by severity, mapped to the 12 production-readiness checks, with concrete, prioritized fixes in plain English. You'll know exactly what it takes to make your app production-grade — and how close you already are.