Assessment

Two levels, depending on what you need to decide

The discovery call is enough for most first decisions. The in-depth audit is for technical projects where a wrong choice gets expensive.

Free

Discovery call

30 minutes

A call with an engineer. We get your context, identify the working first deliverable, and tell you whether it makes sense to go further.

  • Live review of your need
  • First deliverable identified and estimated
  • Ballpark budget and timeline
  • Written summary sent after the call

Bookable online

Book a 30-minute call

Free · No obligation · SMB leaders and partner agencies

Time quoted

In-depth architecture audit

$500 CAD

A full technical review of your system or project: architecture, debt, security, operating costs, compliance exposure. You get a written engineering report your team and vendors can act on.

  • Architecture and code review
  • Data mapping and Law 25 / GDPR compliance
  • Technical risks, ranked
  • Recommendations costed in time and money
  • Written engineering report

Proposed after the discovery call

Not bookable online

Request an audit

Compliant with Québec's Law 25 and GDPR

Frequently asked questions

What happens during the 30-minute call?

An engineer listens, asks specific questions about your situation and your technical context, then works out with you the first deliverable that adds value. You leave with a clear next step and a written summary.

Is the call really free and without obligation?

Yes. No fee, no requirement to follow up. If we're not the right fit for your need, we tell you on the call.

Why is the audit $500 CAD?

A real audit means reading code, questioning the architecture and checking compliance. That's engineering time. The fee is fixed and known upfront, and the written report is yours.

Can I book the audit online directly?

No. It's proposed after the discovery call, once we've confirmed it addresses a real need. That keeps us from selling an audit to someone who doesn't need one.

Does working with you lock me into a vendor?

No. The code, documentation and access belong to you. We build on standard technology (Next.js, Supabase, Postgres, Python) that your next team can take over without us.