Another prompt
Fixed login, broke checkout. It wrote the bug in the first place.
We finish AI-built products and get them in front of people who pay. Fixed prices, scoped up front.
Price agreed before we touch anything.
Founders and teams we’ve shipped for











Keys in the frontend. Meta says no. Stripe skips your country. Nobody’s buying. None of it is a problem the AI can see.
Fixed login, broke checkout. It wrote the bug in the first place.
$40 and a stranger with your production credentials.
Meta doesn't answer. Your launch date doesn't move.
Same wall, in the code or in the market. We’re who you call.
See every fix
“Works in the demo. Stalls in the real world.”

“It's live and nothing's happening.”
Fixed price, scoped before we start. Not ours? We’ll tell you who to call. Tell us where you’re stuck.
Not fixed? You don’t pay for that fix.
2 minutes
What you built, what it runs on, what's blocking you. Link the repo or the rejection email.
Fixed price
The fix and the price. Fixed. If it's not ours, we say so.
Every change visible
We do the work. You see every change as it lands.
Done
Approval email, cleared payment, indexed pages. The receipt, not a report.
2 minutes
What you built, what it runs on, what's blocking you. Link the repo or the rejection email.
Fixed price
The fix and the price. Fixed. If it's not ours, we say so.
Every change visible
We do the work. You see every change as it lands.
Done
Approval email, cleared payment, indexed pages. The receipt, not a report.
The price below is the price. Scope capped, receipt included.
We find your buyers, write the outreach, list you where it matters, and run the cadence with you. Goal: paying customers, not upvotes.
Start the intakePast the first fire. AI-search visibility, indexing, reviews, listings, monthly outreach. Done for you.
Start the intakeNot on the list? Fill the intake anyway. Close means we scope it. Not close means we say who to call.
We built and launched our own product, Munshi, and hit every wall on this page first.
Rejected twice: document type, then address format. Approved on the third pass via a US entity.
Instagram, Facebook and Threads use cases approved.
Stripe unavailable. Paddle as merchant of record, Payoneer for payouts. First payment cleared.
Now the template we run for others.
78 prompts across ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. 0 unbranded mentions in 182 answers.
That baseline is now the fix plan.
“Google OAuth rejected us twice for the same homepage line. Fixed the copy, verified in 48 hours. Nobody tells you that’s the problem.”
Not from a blank page. You already did the hard part, or you're about to. We finish AI-built products, harden them, and get them in front of buyers. If you're mid-build and stuck, that counts. If you want a product built from scratch, we scope it honestly on the intake and tell you if someone else fits better.
You can, and you probably did. The AI that got you to 80% is the one that put the keys in the frontend and can't see your whole codebase. And no model can sit through a Meta rejection loop, register a merchant of record from Pakistan, or earn you a citation on Reddit and G2. Those are human problems with platforms and people.
No, and anyone who says yes is lying. We control the quality of the submission: permissions, screencast, policy, business docs. We handle resubmission. The platform controls the verdict. Our own record: two rejections, then approved, twice over.
Fill the intake anyway. If it's close, we scope it. If it isn't, we tell you who to call. We don't take work we can't fix.
Senior engineers who've shipped 70+ production systems and one founder who's personally been through every wall on this page. No juniors, no handoffs to a bench.
The receipt. An approval email. A cleared payment. An inbox-placement test. Indexed pages in Search Console. Paying customers in your dashboard. Whatever “fixed” means for your package, you get proof, not a report.
Only in your favour. Half the walls on this page (payments, business verification, ad accounts) are worse outside the US, and we've cleared them from Pakistan.
Yes. Munshi (content marketing for small teams) is live in beta, and the next tools come from whichever fix we've done fifty times. Services first, products from what the services keep needing.
Two minutes on the intake. You get the fix and the price.
Tell us where you’re stuckNo call to see prices. No “it depends.”