No sales team in the middle. The person on the call is the person who scopes the work.
Book the free MCP Risk Review fit call.
For teams already connecting MCP into a real workflow and wanting a fast human review before a leak, permissions mistake, or unsafe server rollout creates avoidable damage.
Core offer ladder: Free fit call -> Sprint Fix (2 weeks) -> Technical Audit ($5K) -> Launch Sprint (4 weeks) -> Product Build ($25K-$50K) -> Fractional CTO ($10K-$15K/mo).
Specialized paid lane: MCP Risk Review ($3K / 48 hours). Use this when MCP is already entering a real workflow and you want a fast human security decision before rollout. Direct reserve checkout is not active yet, so use the free fit call or the async request path.
Sprint Fix and Launch Sprint exist for urgent workflows that do not need a broad rebuild first.
If the project is not a fit, the call should end with a direct answer instead of a dragged-out sales sequence.
You should leave with the right lane, the likely scope edge, and what needs to happen next.
No payment required to start.
Choose by urgency and scope
Make the lane obvious before the calendar opens.
The goal is to stop generic discovery calls. Pick the route that matches the blocker, then bring the right context into the conversation.
One workflow is costing time, revenue, or credibility right now.
A focused launch matters more than a broad product roadmap.
The product feels risky, messy, slow, or expensive to change.
Sensitive MCP tools, credentials, or internal workflows are close to rollout.
You need production software shipped this quarter.
You already ship or hire regularly and need senior technical judgment every month.
You need a practical AI engineering voice for a serious audience.
Selected lane context
MCP Risk Review fit details
This is the context that should shape the call.
Started from: MCP Risk Review buyer brief. This source will stay attached if you preview the buyer brief, request the async lane, or open the calendar from here.
What this call decides
- which MCP clients and servers are in scope
- whether the current setup is safe enough to proceed
- whether the work should stay narrow or escalate into a deeper audit
Bring this for a stronger answer
- current MCP configs or screenshots
- tool list and credential flow
- deployment timing and risk concerns
Best fit signals
- real MCP usage is already planned
- security or permissions risk matters
- a fast narrow decision is worth more than a broad architecture project
Not the right lane when
- teams not using MCP yet
- full application security programs
- large rebuilds that already need a full Technical Audit
What the free call should do
Thirty minutes should end in a decision, not a vague maybe.
Serious buyers need clarity fast. The call should narrow the route, not expand uncertainty.
Sprint Fix, Technical Audit, Launch Sprint, Product Build, Fractional CTO, speaking, or a direct no-fit answer.
We isolate the actual blocker, the budget band, the timing pressure, and what must stay out of scope.
That can be a scoped sprint, a written audit, a build proposal, or a stronger reason not to hire yet.
This keeps the page lightweight and only loads the third-party booking embed after you choose to open it.
Or open booking in a new tabNot ready to book?
Use the lower-pressure path that still moves the deal forward.
Use the free Sprint Fit Calculator if you want a softer self-serve starting point before opening the calendar.
Run the free lane calculatorSee the public proof path, flagship work, and shipped product surfaces buyers can verify directly.
Inspect work and proofIf you are not ready for a sprint or build, start with products and frameworks instead of forcing a bad-fit call.
Browse products firstOptional paid sessions
Use these only when you want dedicated working time.
The free call is still the right default. These paid options are for focused reviews, problem-solving, or ongoing advisory.
For existing clients or founders with a clearly scoped blocker who want paid working time instead of an intro.
Book the focused sessionFor existing clients or scoped technical reviews, codebase walkthroughs, and implementation planning.
Book the deep diveFor founders who need steady senior technical support across product, architecture, and delivery.
Start advisoryFAQ
Short answers.
What should I book first?
Start with the free fit call unless you already know you need dedicated paid working time. The free call is the default path.
Do you offer short-term plans?
Yes. Sprint Fix is the 2-week lane for one blocked workflow, and Launch Sprint is the 4-week lane for a focused launch surface.
What happens on the free call?
We pressure-test the blocker, the budget band, the timeline, and the safest lane. If there is no fit, I will say so directly.
When should I book a paid session instead?
Use a paid session only when you already know you want dedicated problem-solving time, a technical deep dive, or recurring advisory outside the intro call.
How fast can work start after that?
Usually within a few days once scope is aligned. Bigger builds depend on current capacity and how much of the project is already clear.