RESCUE & AUDITS
Buggy handoff from your last dev team? Missed deadlines, mystery crashes, code nobody wants to touch? Our 10-business-day Product Rescue audit tells you exactly what's wrong, what it costs to fix, and whether it's worth fixing — in plain English, not developer-speak.
*Credited in full toward your rescue if we do the fixes.
10 business days. Full static analysis, security evaluation, and architectural review — delivered as a prioritized plan you can act on with us or without us.
Credited in full toward your rescue if we do the fixes.
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We run automated linting, dependency vulnerability scans, and static analysis across your entire frontend and backend. We map state management, memory leaks, and anti-patterns — so you finally know whether the foundation is solid or the cracks go all the way down.
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We audit API latency, database indexing, auth token storage, and third-party SDK dependencies, and identify the specific bottlenecks driving crashes, slow screens, and churn — so you know your app can handle real traffic before you spend another dollar marketing it.
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You get an executive summary written for you, not your next developer, plus a prioritized engineering task backlog with a fixed-price quote for the fixes. Hire Pitch 15 to execute, and your $4,500 audit fee is credited in full toward the build.
AUDIT DELIVERABLE
What you walk away with
Typical intake: an operator whose previous team shipped fast and left. Checkout fails quietly. Sessions die at peak. Nobody on the current roster wants to touch the code.
The 10-day audit produces a plain-English findings report, a prioritized backlog (security and crashes first, then debt), and a fixed-price remediation quote. If we do the fixes, the audit fee is credited. We do not publish crash or revenue figures unless the client puts their name next to them.
For named salon-marketplace work we have shipped, see Hair for Hire.
FOUNDER COMPARISON
| Your question | How most engagements go | How Pitch 15 works |
|---|---|---|
| "Will I get a real number?" | Hourly billing, estimates that grow | Fixed price & milestone billing — the number you approve is the number you pay |
| "How do I know the quality is real?" | "Trust us" verbal promises | Published engineering standards, written into your contract |
| "Will corners get cut when I'm not looking?" | Rare or inconsistent manual review | Automated static analysis and PR quality gates on every merge |
| "Can I actually reach the team?" | Slow async replies, day-long lag | Senior team working US hours — same-day collaboration |
| "Who ends up owning the code?" | Handoff friction, hostage repos | 100% yours, pushed to your GitHub/GitLab from day one |
You own the full written report and task backlog outright. Take it to any developer you like — or hire Pitch 15 to execute, and your $4,500 audit fee is credited in full toward your first refactoring milestone.
Read access to your repositories and, ideally, a staging environment. That's it — no production credentials, no customer data. Most audits kick off within 2 business days of access.
Yes. We sign an NDA before we see a line of code, access is limited to the audit team, and we permanently remove our access when the engagement ends.
Then that's what the report says. You'll get a side-by-side cost comparison — repair vs. rebuild — so you can make the call with real numbers. We'd rather lose a refactoring project than sell you one that shouldn't exist.
Happily. Many clients use the audit as an independent second opinion, and the backlog is written so any competent team can execute it. We're also glad to walk your developer through the findings.
Flutter and native mobile, React/Next.js and modern web frontends, Node and common backend frameworks, and the major clouds (AWS, GCP, Azure). Something else? Ask — if we're not the right fit, we'll say so on the Pitch 15.
You own 100% of your code, repository, IP, and assets. We store no hostage code, and all deliverables are pushed directly to your GitHub or GitLab organization.
Fifteen minutes. You pitch the symptoms — crashes, complaints, a dev team gone quiet. We tell you whether an audit will help. If we're not the right fit for your rescue, we'll point you to someone who is.