Ship Check · $299 flat

Find what is dangerous in your AI-built app.

An agent fleet audits your app overnight. You wake up to a ranked report: what is exposed right now, what is urgent, and what can wait. Every finding comes with a proof you can re-run. The ranking is the value, not a 40-item dump. One flat price, $299.

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T1-03 · sample findingcritical
Tables readable by the anon role your frontend uses
behavior-confirmed · live behavior re-run independently
reproducible proof · read-only query, re-executed
SELECT relname, relrowsecurity FROM pg_class
WHERE relrowsecurity = false;
→ 4 tables: orders, sessions, profiles, events
canonical result hash (sha256):
1a5f••••••••4d47
→ re-run it, get the identical hash. the proof re-runs identically.
What you get

A report you can act on before your first coffee.

01

A ranked list, not a dump

Every finding sorted by what can actually hurt you: exposed right now at the top, then urgent, then what can wait. You read the top of the list and you know where to start.

02

A re-runnable proof per finding

No hand-waving. Each risk carries the exact query or request that surfaced it, plus a canonical result hash. Re-run it yourself and get the identical result.

03

Severity and reasoning, in plain English

Why each finding matters, what a real user or attacker could do with it, and how urgent it is. No jargon wall, no scanner boilerplate.

04

The call on what to fix first

The overnight fleet does the volume. A senior engineer makes the judgment on which risks are real and which are noise, so you are not left triaging a checklist alone.

See a sample report →real findings, real proofs, the exact format you receive

Know what is exposed before someone else does.

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Where this fits

Not sure where to start, or what happens after the report?

Leak Check

A free, five-minute automated read before you pay for anything. Good first stop if you are not sure how exposed you are.

Run a free Leak Check →

Ship Fix

When the report finds more than you want to fix alone, I close the dangerous findings directly. $4K to $15K by scope.

How Ship Fix works →

Continuum

Once the report is clean, stay clean. Always-on monitoring from $49/mo, up to a fractional CTO retainer.

See ongoing options →
FAQ

Straight answers about Ship Check.

Ship Check is a $299 flat-fee overnight audit of your AI-built app. An agent fleet runs a security and reliability sweep against your live app, then a senior engineer reviews the raw findings and ranks them by real-world risk. You get a report the next morning: what is exposed right now, what is urgent, and what can wait, each with a proof you can re-run yourself.
Turnaround is overnight. You submit your app in the evening, the agent fleet runs its checks while you sleep, and a ranked report is in your inbox the next morning, typically within 12 to 18 hours of purchase.
One flat price covers the full overnight scan, a senior engineer manual review of every finding, a ranked report with a proof per finding, and one round of follow-up questions by email. There are no hidden per-finding or per-page charges.
Leak Check is a free, five-minute automated read that flags obvious exposure. Ship Check is the paid, human-reviewed version: a full agent-fleet audit overnight, every finding validated by a senior engineer, and a ranked report with a re-runnable proof for each risk. Run Leak Check first, then upgrade to Ship Check when you need the full picture.
No, Ship Check is diagnosis only: a ranked report of what is wrong and why it matters. If you want the findings closed rather than just identified, that is Ship Fix, a separate $4K to $15K engagement scoped directly from your Ship Check report.
You can fix the findings yourself using the proof and reasoning in the report, hand it to your own developer, or move to Ship Fix and have the findings closed for you. Continuum picks up after that for ongoing monitoring, so new risk does not creep back in.