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Codebase audit and technical due diligence

A written review of a codebase, the infrastructure it runs on, and the team that maintains it. What you own, where the risk is, and what it costs to fix.

What it costs

  • 8,500 CAD per week, about 6,200 USD or 5,300 EUR.
  • One to two weeks, depending on the size of the system.

What you get

  • A written map of the codebase, its dependencies and its infrastructure.
  • The risks, ranked by what they cost you to ignore.
  • How the team handles bugs: how they get found, who fixes them, and how long that takes.
  • How client requests get taken in, prioritized and shipped, and where that process leaks.
  • Costed options for what to do next. The report is yours whether or not you hire us.

Common questions

What does an audit cost?

8,500 CAD per week, about 6,200 USD or 5,300 EUR, and most systems take one or two.

Do we have to hire you afterwards?

No. The report is yours to take wherever you like, including to a competitor. An audit that only makes sense if you buy the next thing is a sales call, not an audit.

How much of our team's time does it take?

Some. We need repository access, a walkthrough from whoever knows the most, and answers to questions as they come up. We work around your team rather than parking them in workshops for a fortnight.

Not sure what you are sitting on?

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