Lehi, Utah · software studio · free Pitch 15

Tell us what you’re working on in 15 minutes.

Pitch 15 builds and rescues production software. You get 15 minutes. We tell you whether to build, fix, or validate first — then a one-page plan with a fixed price, within 24 hours.

Free consultation See a sample plan

If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so in the plan and point you to who is.

Hair for Hire shipped to iOS, Android, and web — jobs, suite rentals, and education, in the client’s repos from commit one. Fizzbo is the FSBO product we built next. Senior team on US working hours. No hourly meter.

Who it’s for

Founders and operators whose product is stuck, half-built, or not yet validated.

We’re engineers who think like founders. You bring the situation; we bring the judgment.

Stuck

Your product works, but growth stopped.

You’re not sure whether it’s a product problem, a positioning problem, or a technical one. We’ll tell you which.

Half-built

A previous team left you with a codebase you can’t trust.

We’ll tell you what to keep, what to rebuild, and what it costs to get to a launch you can stand behind.

Not yet validated

You have an idea and a budget, and you don’t want to waste either.

We’ll tell you the cheapest experiment that proves people want it — before you pay anyone to build it.

How it works

Three steps. You keep the plan either way.

  1. 01

    Book 15 minutes

    Pick a time. Come ready to answer one question: what are you working on?

  2. 02

    Talk it through

    You do most of the talking. We ask the questions a technical co-founder would ask. No slides, no pitch from us.

  3. 03

    Get your plan in 24 hours

    One page. What we’d do first, why, how long it takes, and a fixed price. Yours to keep, whether or not you hire us.

What you walk away with

A one-page plan you can forward to your co-founder.

Not a proposal. Not a quote range. A written recommendation with a number on it, so you can decide in a day instead of a month.

  • The one thing to do first — and what to ignore for now
  • A fixed price and timeline, not an hourly estimate
  • The launch metric we’d hold ourselves to
  • The biggest risk we see, in plain language

Pitch 15 · Plan

[Client] — [Product]

Prepared [date]
Valid 30 days

Our read

[Two sentences on what’s actually going on — what the situation is and what’s blocking it.]

Do this first

[The single recommended path — build, rescue, or validate — and why it comes before everything else.]

Fixed price

[$ amount]

Timeline

[N weeks]

Launch metric

[Metric]

Biggest risk

[The one thing most likely to sink this, and how the plan accounts for it.]

How we engage

Every plan answers one of three questions.

The 15 minutes is a diagnosis. The plan tells you which door to walk through — and what’s behind it.

Should you build it?

MVP-to-Market

A fixed-price build in 8–12 weeks, scoped to a launch metric we agree on before we start. The engineering standard goes in the contract. Milestone billing. No surprise invoices.

Fixed price · 8–12 weeks

Build details →

Should you fix it?

Product Rescue

A 10-business-day audit of your codebase, architecture, and roadmap. You get a keep/rebuild map and a fixed price to finish. If we do the fixes, the $4,500 fee is credited toward the build.

$4,500 · 10 business days · credited to the build

Audit details →

Should you validate it first?

Validation

Customer interviews, a landing test, and a clickable prototype — only when that’s the cheapest way to find out whether people want it. If that’s the door, the plan quotes a fixed price and a timeline.

Quoted in your plan · only if it’s the right door

Start with a free consultation →

Under the hood: Flutter & native mobile, web apps, APIs, practical AI, and product UI.

Work

Projects that match the brief.

Client work in the industries we pitch, plus two client builds in other lanes. rmbrme and My Tenth Step are products we ship ourselves.

Hair for Hire, a salon and beauty marketplace

Client · salon marketplace

Hair for Hire

Two-sided marketplace connecting beauty professionals with salons for jobs, suite rentals, and education.

Case study →
Fizzbo, a for-sale-by-owner real estate product

Client · FSBO real estate

Fizzbo

For-sale-by-owner product so buyers and sellers can list, negotiate, and close without a traditional listing stack.

Case study →

More client work

GameSail B2B · board game retail BeReadyAI EdTech · AI coaching

Products we ship ourselves

rmbrme Native iOS · personal memory My Tenth Step Recovery app · 12-step practice

Studio

Small studio. Senior team. Skin in the game.

Pitch 15 is a Utah studio. The name is the offer: you get 15 minutes, we send a one-page plan in 24 hours. We work fixed-price because it puts the risk where it belongs — on us — and we publish the engineering standard because “trust us” is not a quality plan. The work we put our name on is Hair for Hire and Fizzbo.

  • Engineering standard, in writing

    Every build follows our published standard, with PR gates and static analysis. It is in the contract, not just the pitch.

  • Fixed price, defined finish

    You get a number and a launch milestone before we start. Milestone billing. No hourly meter.

  • Built next to the operator

    Marketplaces, booking, scheduling, two-sided liquidity. We have shipped for salons and real estate, and we know the person on the other side of the screen. Field and home-service work is scoped the same way — see that practice.

What the contract actually says

  1. 01 Zero-warning static analysis on main.
  2. 02 No merge without CI and peer review.
  3. 03 Secrets stay out of the repo.
  4. 04 Performance budgets, checked in CI.
  5. 05 Tests for the paths users actually take.
  6. 06 The code is yours from the first commit.

“If a deliverable doesn’t meet these standards, we fix it at our cost before the milestone bills.”

Read the six commitments →

If we take the work

Four steps. No mystery.

After the Pitch 15, the same sequence on every build — written down so you know where the work stands.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    Users, goals, budget, runway, and who signs off — so the number we give you is real.

  2. 02

    Design

    Interfaces around how operators actually work: booking, two-sided marketplaces, dashboards.

  3. 03

    Develop

    The standard is in your contract. Static analysis and PR gates on every merge are how we keep it.

  4. 04

    Launch & handoff

    We measure the launch metric we agreed on and hand off the code. Yours — not hostage.

Free consultation

Fifteen minutes now. A plan tomorrow.

Pick a time. On the call we start with one question: what are you working on? Within 24 hours you get the one-page plan.

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15 min · Google Meet, or leave a number and we’ll call.

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