Services · Consulting

Sprint, hourly, retainer.
Pick what fits.

Sometimes you don't need a build — you need a thinking partner. Architecture, code audits, vendor decisions, technology strategy. We work the way you want to work.

How we engage

Four engagement shapes.

Hourly

Quick questions and second opinions.

starting at $185
/hr
  • No minimum hours
  • 24hr booking notice
  • Video or async
  • Written summary included
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Sprint

One focused week to move something forward.

starting at $2,200
/week
  • Mon–Fri dedicated
  • Daily async check-in
  • Defined deliverable
  • Recordings included
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Retainer

Steady strategic partner each month.

starting at $1,400
/mo
  • 8 hrs consulting/mo
  • Priority response
  • Monthly strategy call
  • Slack/message access
  • Rollover unused hours
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Custom

Fractional CTO, ongoing advisory, or a shape of your own.

Scope with us.
  • Fractional CTO retainer
  • Team mentoring
  • Dedicated availability
  • Custom engagement terms
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FAQ

Consulting questions.

What's the difference between a sprint and a retainer?

A sprint is one focused week with a defined deliverable — a code audit, an architecture plan, a migration roadmap, or a vendor decision. A retainer is an ongoing monthly relationship where I'm your steady technical partner for strategy calls, quick decisions, and priority answers. Pick a sprint to move one thing forward fast; pick a retainer when you want someone in your corner every month.

Do I need to know exactly what I want before we start?

No. A lot of engagements start with “something feels off and I don't know what.” The first thing we do is get clear on the actual problem — sometimes that's the whole value. If a quick hourly call is enough to point you in the right direction, I'll tell you that instead of selling you a bigger engagement.

Can you act as a fractional CTO?

Yes — that's the Custom tier. For founders who need senior technical leadership without a full-time hire, I can own architecture decisions, vet vendors and contractors, review code, and keep your roadmap honest. We scope the hours and availability around what your business actually needs.

What do I actually walk away with?

A written summary every time — never just a conversation you have to remember. Depending on the engagement that's an audit document, an architecture diagram, a prioritized action list, or a recommendation memo you can hand to your team or another developer. No slide decks, no fluff, just the decision and the reasoning behind it.

Is consulting worth it if I already have a developer?

Often, yes. A second set of senior eyes catches the expensive mistakes before they ship — the wrong database, the architecture that won't scale, the vendor lock-in you'll regret. I work alongside your existing team, not around them, and the goal is always to make your developer's job easier, not to replace them.

Get a thinking partner.

Architecture, audits, vendor decisions. Real answers, written summaries, no slide decks.