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For founders and owners

You own it.
You should be able to judge it.

You do not need to become an engineer. You need to know what you actually own, whether the plan on the table is sane, and whether the person proposing it is right — before you sign it.

No sales call · Change or cancel yourself · Your code can stay private

What this is for

The decisions that keep you up

Each of these is a technical action you can run this week.

“Is this proposal reasonable?”

A contractor wants three months and a rewrite. You get a structured review of what they are proposing, what it would fix, and what it quietly does not include.

“What do we actually have?”

An inventory and architecture description of your own product, generated from the code rather than from what someone remembers.

“Is this safe to ship?”

A deployment procedure with rollback and verification, so a release stops being an event you dread.

“Is this developer any good?”

Interview questions built from your real system, and a way to read the answers without being able to write the code yourself.

A typical month

What six credits actually get you

A real month on the Founder plan, not a marketing composite.

  1. Week one — set up your context

    Describe your product, stack, hosting and team once. Costs nothing, and every action afterwards is written against it.

  2. Week one — run an architecture discovery

    One credit. You end the week with a description of your own system that you can hand to anyone.

  3. Week two — audit the part that worries you

    Three credits for a focused audit: the database, the deployment, or the AI-written half of the product.

  4. Week three — have a person read the result

    Two credits for a written expert review that tells you which findings actually matter and what to do first.

  5. Week four — you still have credits, or you buy more

    Anything unspent carries into next month. If the audit opened something urgent, a top-up pack is two clicks.

Included

What comes with the plan

Actions written for you

Not templates. Every procedure is generated against your stack, your infrastructure and your history.

Your technical context

Kept between actions, so the fifth one is better informed than the first.

Expert review when you need it

Written or recorded, at your discretion, priced in credits rather than in meetings.

Is Founder the right plan?

You want Team or Business if

Your developers need to ask questions themselves

You want to see who spent which credits

You have more than one product with separate stacks

Your company needs its own engineering rules enforced

Founder fits if

You are the owner, and the decisions land on you

One deputy at most needs the same view

You use contractors rather than an in-house team

You want to start without involving anyone else

Pricing

Start here, move up when the team needs in

Founder is the entry plan. Changing plan later is a button, not a conversation.

Team

$900 /month

20 credits every month

Up to 10 people

The people who build it can ask too.

A founder plus the people actually doing the work: a product manager, developers, the contractor you already trust.

  • Everything in Founder
  • A shared workspace: your team submits actions and questions directly
  • You see who spent which credits, and on what
  • Per-person credit limits when you want a ceiling
  • Project context the whole team works from, not one person’s memory
  • Roles: who can run actions, who can only read
  • Your contractors can be part of the conversation

One product, one team. Several products with separate stacks belong on Business.

Choose Team

Business

$1,900 /month

50 credits every month

People as your company needs

TechnicalAngel adapts to how your company builds software.

A company with more than one product, more than one team, and more than one vendor to keep honest.

  • Everything in Team
  • Several products and projects, each with its own context
  • Company-wide standards that every generated action follows
  • Your own reusable Technical Actions, written once for your company
  • Rules that fire before the risky moments: before a deploy, before a migration, before a release
  • A company administrator who sees every project and every review
  • Priority in the expert review queue
  • Invoice billing with your company details and VAT

This tier is not simply more credits. It is your engineering rules, encoded once and applied to everything the platform generates.

Choose Business

Stop guessing whether the technical plan is sane

Start on Founder, run your first action this week, and cancel yourself if it is not for you.