Subscription based software development, with AI engineers built in
48 Hrs
Onboarding, not weeks
Plain-English requests in, reviewed production code out. AI, forward deployed, product, full-stack, and DevOps engineers on one monthly plan.
“Add an AI summary to every support ticket”
- Received
- Estimated — 12 hrs
- PR opened
- Tests passed
- Deployed
+ summarize(ticket.body)
+ await ai.complete(prompt)
- return ticket.body
+18 −4 · reviewed by 2
- 62 / 80 hrs used
- 3 features shipped
- Next: Stripe webhook retries
Why a subscription
A senior team, without the six-figure hire
One full-time US developer: $120,000–$180,000/year salary alone, before recruiting costs and the months it takes to hire. AI and forward deployed engineering talent is especially scarce right now — postings for forward deployed engineers have grown far faster than the qualified candidate pool.
A subscription gives you a senior engineering team — AI, forward deployed, product, full-stack, and DevOps — without a six-figure hire, starting within 48 hours.
Calculate your cost to hire vs. subscribe48 hours
Onboarding
40–160 hrs/month
Plans
100% yours
Code ownership
Cancel anytime
Contract
Roles
We deliver — five roles to cover your roadmap
Mix hours across roles as priorities change. AI and forward deployed engineers are the two most requested right now.
- 01
AI engineers
AI features, agents, RAG, and MCP servers that ship to production.
AI agentsRAGMCP servers - 02
Forward deployed engineers
Software made to work inside your customer's real environment.
HardwareThird-party systemsData providers - 03
Product engineers
Own a feature end to end, from scoping to shipped.
End to endShipping cadence - 04
Full-stack developers
Web and mobile apps, built and shipped.
WebMobileAPIs - 05
DevOps engineers
CI/CD, infrastructure, and monitoring that doesn't page you at 2am.
CI/CDInfrastructureMonitoring
Work process
How subscription development works, simplified
- 01
Scoping call
We talk through your goals, stack, and which roles you need.
- 02
Onboarding in 48 hours
Repo and tool access, a kickoff call, and your first requests queued.
- 03
Requests become pull requests
Submit work in plain English. We estimate hours, then ship as reviewed, tested PRs.
- 10:00 Scoping calldone
- 13:00 Repo access granteddone
- 15:30 First request queuednow
Case studies
See our latest shipped work
How we engineer
Built the way a senior team ships
PR reviews
Every change ships as a pull request you can read, comment on, and approve.
Automated tests
Unit and integration tests run before anything merges.
CI/CD
Automated pipelines build, test, and deploy — no manual release steps.
Staging environments
Work lands in staging before it reaches production.
Weekly written updates
Hours used, what shipped, and what's next — in writing, every week.
Overlap hours
Daily US-hours overlap for real-time questions. [TBD].
Pricing
Pick a plan by the hours you need
Starter
40 hrs / month
$1,499 /mo
Maintenance and small features
Growth
80 hrs / month
$2,999 /mo
An active roadmap or an AI feature build
Scale
160 hrs / month
$5,999 /mo
Full-time product or deployment work
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Who owns the code we ship?
You do — 100% of code and IP, from day one. You get repo access from the start, not at offboarding.
How fast can we start?
Onboarding takes 48 hours from signup to first work in progress: repo and tool access, a kickoff call, and your first requests queued.
What counts as an hour?
Time spent on your requests — building, reviewing, and testing. We estimate hours before starting any request so you see the cost up front.
What happens to unused hours?
[TBD] — rollover policy is being finalized.
Can we cancel anytime?
Yes. The contract is month to month. [TBD] on notice period.
Where is the team based, and what hours do you keep?
Our team is based in Islamabad, Pakistan. Daily US-hours overlap: [TBD].
Can a subscription team really do AI work?
Yes — see OnSense AI and Appliance GPT in our work, and our AI engineers role page for how we approach agents, RAG, and evals.
How do you keep code quality high on a remote team?
Every request ships as a pull request you review, with automated tests, CI/CD, and a staging environment before production.