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Commercial Product Debugging

Production is on fire and your dev is unreachable. We pick up.

Diagnosis and repair for commercial software products — websites, apps, plugins, integrations. We find the root cause, fix it, and document what happened.

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Custom quote

Quoted after a free 15-minute triage call

Emergency dev-shop hourly rates run

$150–$275/hr

ours: flat quotes, no meter running

Problem statement

Something's broken and the clock is running

01

Your checkout, booking flow, or integration broke — and every hour costs you real money.

02

The developer who built it is unreachable, or the agency wants a full rebuild to 'fix' it.

03

Emergency dev shops bill $150–$275/hr with the meter running and no end in sight.

Scope of work · everything included

What you get.

01

Free 15-minute triage

Describe the problem; we tell you what's likely wrong and what it'll take. No charge to look.

02

Flat-price quote

You approve a fixed number before we touch anything. The meter never runs on your anxiety.

03

Root-cause fix, not a patch

We find why it broke, fix that, and check for the same class of bug elsewhere.

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Written post-mortem

What broke, why, what we changed, and how to prevent a repeat — documented for whoever comes after.

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Inherited codebases welcome

Most of what we debug was built by someone who's gone. We're used to spelunking.

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Scoped to your situation.

Quoted after a free 15-minute triage call For comparison: emergency dev-shop hourly rates run $150–$275/hr.

Custom quote

Every project is scoped honestly and priced flat before work begins.

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Common questions

Asked before you had to ask.

Yes — inherited codebases are most of what we debug. We triage first, quote a flat price, then fix and document so you're never stranded again.

Ready when you are

Get a straight answer about debugging today.

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