Bug fixing
Resolve the issue that is blocking useful work.Example: trace a recurring failure and fix its root cause.
06 / STABILITY / SCALEINTERNATIONAL DELIVERY
SaaS bug fixing and API integration for products that need to improve.
SaaS bug fixing and API integration help an existing product become more reliable and easier to extend. We inspect the reported issue or integration, identify the relevant path and scope a reviewable improvement. This service is for teams who need targeted fixes before deciding whether broader changes are worthwhile.
Starting from $2,400Typical range: $2,400 to $16,000 · 2 to 8 weeksSee full pricing Starter projects from $200
Free discovery callNDA available
SAAS HEALTH CONSOLE / CONCEPT VIEW SIMULATED
System statusHealthy
Response time240ms↓ illustrative trend
Error count03↓ illustrative trend
Request healthLast 30 days
01Why working products start to feel fragile
What works today should not become a constraint.
Returning bugs, slow pages and unreliable integrations create doubt in the product and in the team operating it.
Bug counter 18 Page load 620ms API link unstable
Bugs that keep returning
The same issue comes back because the underlying path was never made clear.
Slow pages and integrations
Performance problems make good workflows feel harder than they should.
Dashboards the team cannot trust
When the state is unclear, decisions slow down.
02Fix the important path first
Improve what already carries the business.
We diagnose the bottleneck, make a safe change and add the visibility needed to extend the system without a risky rewrite.
Slow page→Broken API→Bug returns
Request→Monitored path→Healthy result
A stable, monitored flow that can be extended.
03Capabilities
Make the system easier to trust.
API integration
Connect systems without creating another fragile hand-off.Example: stabilize a third-party API and its failure states.
Performance optimization
Make the important path faster and easier to observe.Example: investigate slow queries or heavy page loads.
Dashboard improvements
Give the team a view they can trust.Example: improve a dashboard's filters, states and data flow.
Monitoring and alerts
Make health and failure visible before users report it.Example: useful logs, checks and alerts for important paths.
Code cleanup and documentation
Leave the system easier to change and hand over.Example: simplify a module and document how it works.
04Fix, rebuild or extend
Recommend the smallest safe change.
A rebuild is sometimes right. It is never the default answer.
Fix itRefactor itRebuild it
When it fits
A focused defect or bottleneck
A pattern needs improvement
The current foundation blocks progress
Risk level
Lowest when scoped well
Moderate and managed
Highest change and migration risk
Typical timeline
Days to 2 weeks
1–4 weeks
Weeks to months
What changes
Smallest safe change
Structure around the path
New system and migration
05Illustrative before and after metrics
Make improvement visible.
These charts are illustrative examples, not client results. We measure your system before recommending changes.
Error rate over time
50/50
Illustrative example, not a client result.
Engineering time: firefighting versus new features.
06Interactive workflow
SaaS Health Console — concept demo.
SAAS HEALTH CONSOLE / CONCEPT DEMO
Improve the important path.
Concept simulation. Not a client outcome.
01Existing System
02Diagnose
03Improve
04Integrate
05Scale
Uptime99.9%Error count18Response620ms
Ready to simulate0%
LIVE LOG
08:42:10 Waiting for input07Diagnosis checklist
What we look at in a free technical review.
ILLUSTRATIVE REVIEW SCAN
PerformanceReview
Security basicsOK
Code qualityPriority
IntegrationsReview
Data modelOK
MonitoringPriority
Illustrative review scan. The actual review follows your product and priorities.
08Our process
Six steps from context to confidence.
Timings below are illustrative; actual scope and dependencies determine the project schedule.
01
Understand
Clarify users, symptoms and constraints.
1 weekReview brief02
Architect
Map data, integrations and boundaries.
2–3 daysSystem map03
Design
Shape the safest useful improvement.
1 weekChange plan04
Build
Implement the fix in reviewable increments.
2–4 weeksWorking change05
Integrate
Connect systems and monitoring.
1 weekStable path06
Improve
Review signals and plan the next stage.
OngoingRoadmap09Integrations map
Connect the systems your next stage depends on.
AGXSYSTEMS
REST APIsDatabasesPaymentsCRMAnalyticsMonitoringSlackWe connect the systems your next stage depends on.
10Technology
Practical choices for stability and visibility.
REST APIs
Clear connections to the systems around the product.
Databases
Structured data and safer changes.
Monitoring
Visibility before users report a problem.
Node.js
Reliable application and integration logic.
TypeScript
Safer changes and easier handover.
Cloud hosting
A practical path to dependable releases.
11What you get
Useful output,
not just activity.
01Technical review and priority list
02Fixed and stabilized core flows
03Working integrations
04Performance and monitoring improvements
05Documentation and a roadmap for the next stage
12Engagement options
Choose the right starting point.
For teams that need a clear diagnosis.
Review, priority list, risks and next-step plan.
Typically 1–2 weeksGet a quoteFor teams ready to improve the important path.
Focused fixes, integrations, monitoring and handover.
Typically 2–6 weeksGet a quoteFor teams improving steadily over time.
A practical partner for fixes, releases and technical decisions.
Scoped togetherGet a quote13Security and trust
Change carefully. Keep ownership.
NDA available
Careful handling of code and credentials
Least-privilege access
No production changes without approval
You keep full ownership
14FAQ
Questions worth answering early.
01How do you find the root cause of a SaaS bug?
We reproduce the issue where possible, inspect the relevant code and system evidence, and clarify the affected user path. The investigation scope depends on the access and logs available.
02Can you work with our existing API and codebase?
Yes, subject to an initial review and suitable access. We document relevant dependencies and avoid assuming that a full rewrite is needed.
03How do you make changes without disrupting production?
The release approach can use reviewable changes, a preview or staging environment and agreed deployment steps. Production access and release authority remain with the client unless explicitly agreed otherwise.
04Can you stabilize an unreliable third-party integration?
We can inspect request and response handling, validation, timeouts and failure paths. The third-party service and its availability remain outside our control.
05When is a rebuild better than a targeted fix?
A rebuild may be worth considering when the current foundation prevents a safe or maintainable improvement. We compare risk, migration effort and the smallest viable change before recommending a direction.
06What will we receive after a technical fix?
Deliverables should be agreed in scope and may include code changes, test notes, integration documentation and handover information. Ownership and support terms belong in the final agreement.
15Next step
Let's make your product easier to trust.
Tell us what is going wrong. Use the project form to describe the current workflow and the result you need.
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