Production Sprint: take your AI-built app from demo to production
After the Launch-Ready Review, I fix the critical items, deploy the app properly, and add monitoring, for a fixed price of $3,000–7,500. You know the exact price before I start, because it comes from the review's fix list.
Scope
What I fix
Missing or loose Supabase RLS policies
Secret keys moved off the front end
Broken login, sign-up, and reset flows
Stripe webhooks that miss or repeat events
A deploy on hosting you control
Monitoring, alerts, and backups
Pricing
What a Production Sprint costs
A fixed price in US dollars, set from the review's fix list. You approve the list and the price before I start, and the review fee comes off it.
| Type | Price | Timeline | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Production Sprint | $3,000–7,500 | Set in the review | The critical items from the review fixed, a proper production deploy, and error and uptime monitoring. |
If the review shows the app needs more than a sprint, for example a large rewrite while users are on it, that's a takeover ($10,000–48,000). After launch, the care plan keeps it running from $400 a month.
Not ready to book a review? Start with the free AI-built app launch checklist: a readiness score for your app, and how to fix each gap yourself.
Approach
How a sprint works
A sprint is short and fixed. It covers the critical items from the review, not a wish list. New features can come after, once the base is safe.
Critical items first
Data leaks, broken logins, and payment bugs come first, because those are what hurt your users and your revenue.
Fix in place, don't rebuild
I keep the screens and flows that work and fix the layer underneath, so the app still looks and works the way your users know.
A proper deploy
Separate development and production, environment variables set correctly, and database changes run as migrations instead of edits in a dashboard.
Know when it breaks
Error tracking and uptime alerts, so you hear about problems before your users tell you.
Capabilities
What I can handle
Securing
- RLS policies and grants
- Auth, sessions, and roles
- Secrets in server code only
- Input checks on every write
Payments
- Verified Stripe webhooks
- Events handled once
- Failed and refunded payments
- Access that matches the plan
Production
- Hosting on your accounts
- Database migrations
- Error and uptime monitoring
- Backups you can restore
Typical stack
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- Stripe
- Next.js
- React
- Node.js
Difference
Why founders hire me
A fixed price from a written list
You see every fix and its price before I start. Nothing gets added to the bill without your say.
Your users don't notice
Fixes are tested before they go live, and the app stays up throughout.
You can keep using your builder
I'll mark which parts are safe to keep changing with Lovable or Bolt, and which need a developer, like payments and data access.
Proof from a real rescue
The Chat Company went from a buggy AI-generated demo to a SaaS that now handles 100K+ messages a day.
Process
How a project works
- 01
Launch-Ready Review
3–5 days, $900–1,500. A written report and a priced fix list.
- 02
Approve the list
You pick the fixes and approve one fixed price for the sprint. The review fee comes off it.
- 03
Fix and deploy
Critical items fixed, the app deployed properly, and monitoring set up, while it stays live.
- 04
Hand over or care plan
You get notes on what changed and what to watch. I can keep it running on a care plan, or hand it to you or your developer.
FAQs
How much does it cost to take a Lovable or Bolt app to production?
A Production Sprint costs $3,000–7,500, after a $900–1,500 Launch-Ready Review whose fee comes off the sprint. The price is fixed from the review's fix list before I start. Apps with users or revenue that need a larger rewrite are a takeover, $10,000–48,000.
Can I skip the review and go straight to the sprint?
No. The sprint price comes from the review's fix list. Without it I'd be guessing at the work, and you'd be paying for the guess.
Where will my app be hosted?
On accounts you own. If it runs on the builder's own hosting today, I'll tell you whether to keep it there or move it, and why.
Can I keep building in Lovable or Bolt afterwards?
Yes, for small changes like copy and layout. I'll tell you which parts need a developer, like payments and data access, so an AI edit doesn't undo a fix.
Will my app go down during the sprint?
No. Fixes are tested before they go live, and the app stays up while I work.