PRICING / 05

One membership. One active task. A queue without limits.

No tiers, hours or meeting packages. Qualification confirms fit; capacity confirms when a membership can responsibly begin.

TASKTOPROD MEMBERSHIP

FOUNDING RATE

$990/ month

The first 3 members pay $990 a month and keep that rate for 12 months. After that, and for everyone after the third, the rate is $1,990.

The reason is plain. This service is new and has no public references yet: you can see what I have built, but not someone like you saying the work was worth paying for. That is what this rate buys. In exchange, founding members agree that the work we do together can be described publicly, with anything confidential left out and with their approval on what is published.

Nothing else is reduced. One active task, as many queued requests as you like, written updates, zero meetings, and the same 75% Fit Guarantee.

  • Unlimited queued requests
  • One active development task
  • Review without occupying the active slot
  • Design, build, test and release support
  • Written async updates and approvals
  • Zero meetings

CAPACITY / AVAILABLE

Begin with a written fit review.

Checkout opens only after a reviewed Fit Memo confirms the request and the fixed membership terms.

Start subscription

No sales call. Qualification still applies.

FIT GUARANTEE

75%

Seven calendar days to test the operating fit.

Ask within seven calendar days of your first payment and 75% of it comes back. The seven days are counted in UTC, and the refund is 75% of whatever you actually paid.

A SMALLER FIRST STEP

An audit first, for $490.

Committing to a month before anyone has read your code is a lot to ask. So there is a smaller way in, and it is the one I would pick myself.

Give me access to the app and I send back a written audit: what is actually broken or unsafe, what it would take to finish, and the order I would do it in. Sign-in, payments, who can read which data, and what deploying it really involves. No meeting, no slide deck.

$490, invoiced before I start, delivered within 5 business days of getting access. If you start a membership within 30 days, the $490 comes off your first month. If you read it and decide to do the work yourself, or with someone else, the audit is still yours and that is a fine outcome.

Describe your app and ask for the audit →

CAPACITY

A real slot, not an oversold promise.

TaskToProd accepts a membership only after qualification and when delivery capacity exists. A checkout path should never imply a slot that the operating system cannot support.

The conversion path begins with the task. Fit, dependencies and capacity are reviewed before a subscription is made available.

SEPARATE COSTS

The membership covers delivery, not every vendor bill.

Hosting, infrastructure, API usage, software licences and other third-party costs are separate. Those accounts should normally remain owned and controlled by the client.

PRICING FAQ

The commercial model, without fine-print theatre.

Can I add more than one request?

Yes. The queue is unlimited. One development request is active at a time, and you can reorder waiting requests when priorities change.

Does review block the queue?

No. A request in review does not consume the active development slot. Another ready request can move while you review.

Can I pause or cancel?

Yes, from your own billing page, at any time. Both take effect at the end of the period you have already paid for, so nothing you paid for is lost, and your queue and history stay where they are.

Can I try something smaller than a month?

Yes. A written audit of your app costs $490, is delivered within 5 business days of getting access, and comes off your first month if you start a membership within 30 days.

Are infrastructure and API costs included?

Hosting, infrastructure, API usage, software licences and other third-party costs are separate.

NEXT / INTAKE

Begin with the request. Confirm fit before checkout.

Send the outcome, the context you have and what done should look like. The first response stays written and practical.

Send a task first →

No sales call. No commitment.