ONGOING DEVELOPMENT
A Dev Pod is a slice of a senior team that ships your product every month, with a human cadence you can rely on: a weekly check-in call on Starter, a dedicated PM in your daily standups on Standard. You buy outcomes — shipped features, protected quality, visible progress — never hours or headcount.
Starter Pod List price $1,990/month — $1,490/month · Standard Pod List price $4,490/month — $3,490/month · pause anytime
2026 signup pricing — locked in for as long as you stay subscribed. List price applies to signups from 2027.
HOW PODS WORK
Five things make a pod different from renting developer hours.
Each month starts with a short list of what will ship — features, fixes, improvements — agreed with you. Not hours, not headcount: a pod is judged by what lands in your product, so we never bill you for meetings about meetings.
On Starter, a weekly check-in call where we plan and steer together. On Standard, a dedicated PM and dev team embedded in your workflow — daily standups, working in your Slack and your tools. The cadence is the product, not an add-on.
Before anything reaches your product, the change is reviewed by multiple independent AI models plus the engineer who wrote it. Different models catch different mistakes — the combination catches what any single reviewer misses.
The pod builds and maintains end-to-end tests around your product's critical paths. New work cannot quietly break old work — the tests fail before your customers notice.
You get a single link where the latest state of the work is running. Open it whenever you like — no status meetings needed to know where things stand.
ONGOING DEVELOPMENT
Launching is the start. If your product needs steady shipping after that, a monthly pod keeps it moving — you buy outcomes, not an hourly meter. Pods also take on connected-systems work: your tools built into one connected system, progressively.
List price $1,990/month — $1,490/month
One active workstream, steered together every week.
List price $4,490/month — $3,490/month
A dedicated PM and dev team embedded in your workflow.
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For bigger scope or several products.
Not sure which tier fits? Bring your roadmap to the call and we'll work it out together. You can move between tiers as your months change, and pause anytime.
WHO IT'S FOR
The product is live, customers are asking for things, and you need steady shipping without hiring a full-time team for it.
A technical co-founder left, a freelancer moved on, or the agency that built v1 is done. Someone needs to own the codebase month to month.
A pod costs a fraction of a senior full-time hire and comes with review, testing, and process already in place — no recruiting, no onboarding project.
Hourly billing rewards slowness. Outcome-framed months put the incentive where it belongs: on shipping.
Several internal tools that no longer talk to each other, or a back office that needs building piece by piece — pods absorb connected-systems work, built progressively while your team keeps working.
FAQ
We agree on the month's outcomes up front, then ship through the month. On Starter, we meet on a weekly check-in call to plan and steer together; on Standard, a dedicated PM runs daily standups with you and the team works in your Slack and tools. You watch progress on your live URL, and at the end of the month we review what shipped and set the next month's list.
Starter ($1,490/month) is one active workstream with a weekly check-in call — build, hosting, updates, and QA included, pause anytime. Standard ($3,490/month) embeds a dedicated PM and dev team in your workflow: daily standups, working in your Slack and tools, parallel workstreams, and priority turnaround. Above that, we shape a custom pod on a call. Both are 2026 signup prices, locked in for as long as you stay subscribed — the list prices ($1,990/month and $4,490/month) apply to signups from 2027.
Pods scale up and down between months — move from Starter to Standard when the roadmap is full, drop back when it quiets down. There is no long lock-in; the point of a monthly pod is that it fits the month you are actually having.
Yes — that is a common shape for a Starter pod: your tools built into one connected system, progressively, one working piece at a time. Your team keeps using each piece while the next is built.
No. You either subscribe to a pod or buy fixed-priced requests — you always know the number before we start.
You do. The work happens in your repositories (or ones we hand over), and everything the pod produces — code, tests, documentation — is yours. If we ever part ways, you keep a codebase a new team can pick up.
A good freelancer gives you their hours. A pod gives you a system: multi-model review on every change, end-to-end tests guarding your product, and continuity that does not depend on one person's availability.
Prefer pay as you go? No subscription needed — changes and small features are available as fixed-priced requests, quoted before we start. Never hourly.
Bring your roadmap to a call and we'll shape a pod around it — tier, outcomes, and start date, scoped together.
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