Beta cohort · half off
The first three customers get 50% off in exchange for written permission to publish the engagement (anonymized fine) as a case study. Full price from customer #4 forward.
What "ML-engineer-grade" actually means
Eval before deployment
Every Foundation and Embedded engagement ships with a regression eval harness. Prompt changes never go to production without a green run. Most low-priced LLM-integration offers skip this entirely — and that's why their work doesn't hold up under real production load.
Monitoring as a default
Cost, latency, token usage, error rate, and content-flag rate are instrumented and alerting before the first user hits the feature. You learn about a degradation from your dashboard, not from a customer.
Built against the rubric we publish
The same maturity rubric we use to audit other companies' AI deployments is the standard the build is held to.Read it →
Senior, not staffed-down
The person scoping the work is the person doing the work. Day-job: production ML engineer leading a 6-person AI imaging team. Zero handoff loss.Background →
Not what you need?
Deploying where failure has consequences? Start with the readiness audit.→
Common questions
- What if the scope grows mid-engagement?
- The scope is fixed. If the work changes, we have a 5-minute conversation, agree to a change order in writing (priced at the same SKU rate or a clearly bounded add-on), and I keep building. No surprise invoices.
- What stacks do you work in?
- TypeScript / Node, Python, Go. Anthropic, OpenAI, and open models. Vercel, Cloudflare, AWS, GCP. If your stack isn't here, ask — I'll be honest about whether I'm a fit.
- Do I need to sign anything before the call?
- No. The first call is free. We sign a mutual NDA + a one-page SOW only when we agree on the scope.
- Why is the price on the page?
- Because hiding it wastes everyone's time. The fixed price is the differentiation against hourly freelancers and "talk to sales" consultancies. If the SKU is a fit, we move fast; if it isn't, you saved a discovery call.
- What happens after the engagement ends?
- Optional retainer ($4–6k/month): office hours, eval review, on-call advisory. Most customers start with a Sprint, upgrade to a Foundation a month later, then settle into a retainer. No pressure — the engagement stands on its own.