Technical Debt Eraser
USD 15,000 | four-week sprint
Reduce one bounded maintenance backlog without committing to a broad rewrite.
- Dependency and debt baseline
- Reviewed changes with tests
- Residual-risk report
- Thirty-day roadmap
Bounded software delivery
Qootna Software Ops
Fixed-scope software sprints and recurring delivery capacity for organizations that need a defined release, controlled maintenance cadence, or trusted overflow team.
Defined scope and acceptance
Tests and verification evidence
Controlled access and data boundaries
Documented handover and residual risks
Choose one defined outcome
Each engagement begins with ownership, access, security, IP, budget, and acceptance review. Prices define standard commercial units for qualification and discussion; final delivery requires an approved agreement.
Security Patch Desk
USD 4,500/month | 12 months
Maintain an agreed application portfolio through controlled remediation releases.
- Exposure register
- Approved patch branches
- Release and rollback notes
- Quarterly review
Model-To-Web Converter
USD 12,000 | fixed sprint
Convert one buyer-owned Excel, VBA, Python, or R model into a tested web workflow or API.
- Model and assumption map
- Tested web workflow
- Reference-case reconciliation
- Deployment handover
Synthetic API Lab
USD 10,000 | fixed sprint
Create a bounded synthetic dataset, mock API, or repeatable demo environment without production personal records.
- Schema and scenario specification
- Synthetic dataset and mock service
- Contract and edge-case tests
- Reset documentation
Workflow Automation Retainer
USD 5,000/month | 12 months
Improve recurring approvals, data handoffs, dashboards, integrations, and reporting through bounded monthly releases.
- Prioritized workflow register
- Monthly controlled releases
- Change and rollback evidence
- Quarterly portfolio review
White-Label Delivery Support
USD 7,000/month | 12 months
Add controlled software, data, dashboard, automation, research, or technical-documentation capacity.
- Reserved monthly capacity
- Prioritized work queue
- Tested delivery evidence
- White-label status reporting
Strong starting fit
The first review is most useful when the buyer can name one outcome and the authority around it.
- A bounded backlog, model, workflow, application portfolio, or delivery gap
- A decision owner and a clear budget position
- Known access, data, security, IP, hosting, and acceptance boundaries
Resolve before delivery
Qootna will not begin work while ownership, authorization, or commercial controls remain unclear.
- Unapproved production access, credentials, personal data, or third-party code
- Open-ended rewrites, unsupported guarantees, or undefined acceptance
- Missing agreement, payment verification, or authorized release decision
Start with one bounded decision
A proposal follows only after the buyer confirms the current need and the conditions required for responsible delivery.
01
Current need
Define the release, backlog, model, workflow, test environment, or delivery-capacity gap.
02
Authority
Confirm ownership, access, source and data rights, change authority, and end-client restrictions.
03
Acceptance
Agree outputs, tests, exclusions, hosting, security, IP, and handover requirements.
04
Commercial packet
Prepare the fixed scope, service terms, delivery plan, and payment handoff for approval.
Prepare a buyer-ready fit review
Describe one bounded need and its commercial conditions. A successful submission returns a reference immediately. The request is retained securely for up to 90 days for fit review and follow-up.
Selected serviceTechnical Debt EraserUSD 15,000 | four-week sprint
Commercial and delivery questions
Clear boundaries make the first conversation useful and protect both buyer and delivery team.
Can Qootna deliver remotely?
Yes, when the agreed scope, access route, data rights, security controls, review cadence, and acceptance process support remote delivery. Hybrid or on-site work requires a separate scope review.
Is repository or production access needed for the fit review?
No. The initial review uses a non-sensitive description of the outcome and constraints. Access is considered only after authority, agreement, security, and delivery boundaries are approved.
What happens after a complete fit request?
Qootna reviews the stated need and commercial conditions, replies with any required fit questions, and prepares a bounded proposal only when the opportunity can be responsibly qualified.
Can delivery be white-label?
Yes, subject to written agreement on end-client authority, branding, subcontracting, IP, data handling, conflicts, acceptance, support, and payment terms.
Delivery capacity for client-facing firms
Qootna can support an approved backlog under documented white-label boundaries while the partner retains its client relationship. Subcontracting authority, branding, IP, data handling, conflicts, acceptance, and payment terms are confirmed before work begins.
Bring one defined need
Qootna can begin with a privacy-minimized fit review using a non-sensitive backlog description, sample export, schema, model summary, or workflow outline.
Start the fit review