Three ways in
Most engagements begin with the smallest one. We would rather be useful in a fortnight than proposed at for a quarter.
Architecture Review
2 weeksWe read the code, interview the team, and write down what we find. You get a document you can act on — including the option of doing nothing, if that is what it says.
- Written architecture assessment
- Ranked risk register with effort estimates
- Target-state diagram and migration sequence
- Read-out session with your engineers
Fixed feeEnquirePilot Build
6–8 weeksOne vertical slice, deployed to production behind a flag. Not a prototype — the real thing, narrow, with the tests and pipeline that let you extend it yourselves.
- Production-deployed vertical slice
- Test suite and CI/CD pipeline
- Decision records for every consequential choice
- Runbook and operations walkthrough
Fixed scopeEnquireEmbedded Capability
OngoingA small team inside your delivery process — your board, your standups, your definition of done — accountable for a named capability rather than for filling seats. Reviewed quarterly.
- The same engineers throughout, no substitution
- Architecture review cadence
- On-call participation where wanted
- Capability transfer to your engineers, reviewed quarterly
MonthlyEnquire
Start with the smallest useful thing
A two-week architecture review costs a fixed fee and ends in a document you own. If the answer is that you do not need us, that is in the document too.
What happens next
- A 45-minute call with the engineer who would lead the work
- A one-page scope and fixed price within the week
- No procurement theatre and no bench to keep busy