Services
Managed delivery engagements
After a build engagement ends, someone still has to run the system. Managed delivery keeps the people who built it involved, for a defined window, so operational knowledge doesn't walk out the door on handoff day.
This is not an open-ended SaaS subscription and it never auto-renews. Support hours, response targets, and the change work included are all agreed in writing before the engagement starts.
What you get
- Agreed support hours and response targets
- Change and release assistance within scope
- Periodic status reporting
- Named support channels and escalation paths
- Optional SLA terms where expressly agreed in writing
Who it's for
- Teams that completed a Build & Launch engagement and want a defined support window
- Companies that need operating cover for a delivered system while hiring or transitioning in-house
- Organizations that want support commitments in writing rather than best-effort promises
How it's delivered
Custom quotationEnterprise Engagement · Per statement of work
Follows a Build & Launch or Enterprise Engagement, with scope, duration, and any SLA terms defined in the statement of work and quotation.
Platforms: AWS and Google Cloud (our engineers hold practitioner credentials on both; see the team).
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Tell us what you're building
Email us the engagement you have in mind — a founder reads every message, and we reply within one business day.