1 client Fixed price · nights · 14-day warranty

Factory Pack.

I built a software factory so I can ship fixed jobs without the quote theater. Three SKUs. You pick the job, I ship it. Project manager and developer bots do the grind - I review every ship. One active client at a time until I say otherwise.

Factory Tool

$2,000

One single-purpose tool shipped and handed over - Chrome extension, Mac menu-bar utility, CLI + thin UI, or an internal admin script with a login.

Includes: 1 kickoff async brief · scoped acceptance checklist · source in your repo · 1 deploy path (TestFlight, Chrome Web Store draft, or binary + readme) · 14-day warranty
Not included: Ongoing hosting, multi-tenant SaaS, design system, marketing site, App Store optimization
Timeline: ~10–14 days calendar once the brief is locked
Fit: You know the job; you need it built, not workshopped

Factory Web App

$4,500

One web app that does one core job for signed-in users.

Includes: Auth (email magic link or Google OAuth) · one primary workflow · basic admin · staging + production deploy · docs for how to run it · 14-day warranty
Not included: Stripe / billing (see Stripe MVP) · mobile apps · complex roles · migrations from legacy systems
Timeline: ~3 weeks once the brief is locked
Fit: Internal tool or early product without payments yet

Factory Stripe MVP

$7,500

One paid web product that can take money.

Includes: OAuth · Stripe Checkout or Customer Portal (one price or simple pack) · one core paid job · webhook-safe entitlements · staging + production · runbook · 14-day warranty
Not included: Marketplace · sales tax engine · sales-team collateral · growth experiments · multi-product catalog
Timeline: ~4 weeks once the brief is locked
Fit: Solo founder who already validated the job and needs shipping muscle

Why this is worth the money

Hiring a freelancer usually means weeks of quotes, Slack, and scope creep - and you still don't get a clean handoff. A senior engineer nights and weekends costs more than these SKUs once you count the coordination. Factory Pack is the other path. One fixed price. One acceptance checklist. Bots do the grind. I review every ship. You pay to stop stalling on the one job you already know you need.

If the brief is fuzzy, we don't start. If scope slips, we re-SKU or cut - not an open tab.

Proof I deliver

I run this factory on my own products first:

All Clear - leave-home checklist. iOS is in App Store review. Android shipped with full feature parity (Unlock, widgets, icon packs, offline). Live product pages: josephdecker.app/apps/allclear.
condensr - I built it because I want to know too much. Drop in the day's videos, get the breakdown, ask what you missed. Keeping up is now just a morning brief. condensr.ai.
Software factory - project manager + developer agents, Linear backlog, Origin/GitHub PRs. I review every merge. Same system that would build your SKU.
Fixed terms on this page - 50/50, you own the code, 14-day warranty on the written checklist. No hourly surprise.

Want receipts before you wire a deposit? Ask for a walkthrough of All Clear, condensr, or a recent PR trail. I'll show the work, not a slide.

How it works

Short async intake - problem, users, must-haves / must-nots.
Fixed quote = one of the three SKUs (no hourly). If scope slips, we re-SKU or cut.
50% to start, 50% on delivery.
You own the code. Warranty window starts on delivery handoff.

Kill / won't take

ChatGPT wrappers · "build me Uber for X" · open-ended retainers · anything that needs a sales team to land the first user · medical / exam content banks · projects that need me full-time during day-job hours.

Warranty (14 days)

Breaks against the written acceptance checklist → fixed free.
"Can you also…" → new SKU or paid change order.

One seat open. Email with the SKU you want and a one-paragraph brief.

[email protected] - subject: Factory Pack - Tool / Web App / Stripe MVP

Pick one SKU in the subject so the reply is a quote, not a discovery call.