Build Review

Built something that isn't quite working? Get a clear plan to fix it.

A short, focused engagement on a single problem. We audit how the work happens today, plan the technical approach, and where useful build a prototype or proof of concept so the decision is based on something real rather than a slide.

Book a Build Review Starting at $2,500 · scoped with you before any work starts

Smaller problem?

Quick Fix · $99 to $499

For a few small, clearly defined issues on a site or app, such as a broken link, a form that doesn't send or a page that misbehaves on mobile. We look at the issues first and confirm a fixed price before any work starts.

  • $99 for one or two small issues
  • $249 for three or more small issues
  • $499 when one issue needs more work
  • Not for redesigns, new pages or new features. Those start with a Build Review.
Ask about a Quick Fix

What's included

  • Product/workflow audit
  • Strategy and technical planning
  • Rapid prototype or proof of concept
  • Workflow automation
  • Integration planning
  • Clear next-step roadmap

A good fit if you have

  • One clearly defined problem or process
  • A decision that needs evidence before budget is committed
  • Teams that need a plan they can act on without us

What we look at

We review every layer of your app, not just the screens you can see.

  1. 01

    Screens

    Pages, forms and how it works on a phone.

  2. 02

    Login & accounts

    Who can sign in and what each person can see.

  3. 03

    Database

    Where your data lives and who can read or change it.

  4. 04

    Integrations

    Payments, email and the other services it talks to.

  5. 05

    Hosting

    Where it runs, domains and how it gets updated.

  6. 06

    Monitoring

    How you find out when something breaks.

How it runs

  1. Step 1

    Audit

    We map the current workflow, systems and data, including the manual steps.

  2. Step 2

    Plan

    We set out the technical approach, integration requirements and the risks worth knowing about.

  3. Step 3

    Prototype

    Where it helps the decision, we build a working prototype or proof of concept.

  4. Step 4

    Roadmap

    You get a written next-step roadmap with a recommended sequence.

Not included

  • Production launch and hardening
  • Ongoing support after the sprint
  • Large-scale data migration

If the review shows a larger build makes sense, we'll say so and quote it separately.