FAQ
Common questions
What production-ready means, how pricing works, and where to start.
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Getting started
How to begin, and what happens next.
4 questions
- Software you can put in front of paying customers with confidence. Data is protected, failures are caught and recovered from, costs are predictable, and the code can be maintained by someone other than the person who wrote it.
- If the software already exists, start with a Production Readiness Review. If you're a non-technical founder who needs ongoing technical leadership, start with a Fractional CTO conversation. If you're not sure, send an inquiry and we'll recommend the right first step.
- Peachity's founder leads every engagement and remains accountable for its technical direction and quality. When a project calls for additional depth or capacity, such as a specific platform, a security specialty, or a larger build, we bring in engineers selected for that work, and the proposal defines who is involved.
- We read what you've sent and reply to set up a conversation. It's free. If the work is a fit, you receive a written proposal with the scope, the timeline, and a fixed price.
AI-built software
Products, agents, and tools built with AI.
3 questions
- Yes, that's the core of what we do. Products built with Cursor, Lovable, Replit, Bolt, or similar tools often work well in a demo and struggle with real users. We review what's there, keep what's sound, and fix what isn't.
- Yes. We build agents and automation that work inside your business, with permissions, logging, and human review where a mistake would matter. Production Engineering starts at $15,000, and multi-agent systems at $25,000.
- A pilot proves an idea on friendly data. Production means handling bad inputs, protecting customer data, controlling cost, and knowing when the agent is wrong. That gap is exactly what a Readiness Review measures, and Production Engineering closes.
Pricing
How reviews, engineering, and plans are priced.
2 questions
- A focused review of one area is $2,500 to $3,500. A full review of the product is $5,500 to $8,500. Complex products with several systems start at $10,000. The price is fixed before we begin.
- Every engagement is fixed scope and fixed price. Engagements start at $15,000, agent systems at $25,000, and business systems at $35,000. When we've completed a Readiness Review, the findings become the scope.
Fit & scope
Who Peachity is built for.
3 questions
- Senior technical leadership, part-time: architecture and technology choices, vendor and developer oversight, hiring, AI strategy, and technical conversations with investors and customers. The engagement agreement defines the scope. Fractional CTO starts at $6,000 a month.
- It's a senior engineering review that covers security alongside reliability, cost, and maintainability. If you need a formal penetration test or a compliance certification, the report will say so, and we'll help you find the right specialist.
- Yes, through Peachity Studio. Brand and website packages start at $3,500, with commerce and contained business systems from $5,000.
After launch
Ongoing support, when you choose it.
1 question
- Yes. Production Partner, from $2,500 a month, provides reserved engineering hours after launch, with coverage defined in your agreement. Fractional CTO, from $6,000 a month, adds ongoing technical leadership. Hours are reserved each month and billed in advance.
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