What do I actually get for $1,800?

A five-day technical read in plain language: what's broken, what's salvageable, and exactly what it costs to finish. If we take over the build, the fee is credited.

How long does the audit take?

Five working days from access handoff. Most stalls have one or two real gaps. The surprise is how fast they surface once someone senior reads the codebase.

We audit first, then fix on your go. The pulse check tells you the verdict. You decide whether we take it across the line.

Is my code safe to hand over?

Access is scoped and locked down the day we walk in. We lock access before reading a file, and only the people who need to read it get in.

The Pulse Check

5 business days / fixed fee

Find out if your build is dead, dying,
or just abandoned.

Tap what's true for your build and watch the verdict move. Then get the real 5-day read on your actual codebase.

Most founders who come to us already tried once. The $1,800 is a fixed fee, and if we finish the build for you within 30 days, it comes straight off the cost.

Get a pulse check - $1,800 See what's checked

$1,800 · fixed

5 days · readout included

Credited if the build starts

Build triage · live

Tap what applies

Select anything that sounds like your build

Alive

12%

Closer than it feels. A focused sprint could finish it - the code just needs a clearer path.

A rough self-check, not the real verdict. The genuine read comes in 5 days with your actual codebase.

Get the real $1,800 read

The offer

A paid diagnosis before another build quote.

CheckedCodebase, architecture, and infrastructure review

CheckedWhat works, what is broken, what is half-finished

CheckedWhat should be saved, rebuilt, or ignored

CheckedSecurity and scaling risks visible from the current state

CheckedMilestone estimate to get the build into production

Checked30-minute readout call with a senior engineer and founder

How it works

Five days from black box to decision.

Intake

You send repo access, environment notes, credentials, and the one sentence version of what went wrong.

Triage

We map the app surface, dependencies, deployment path, data model, and the places the last team likely got stuck.

Verdict

You get a plain-language report with the path: keep, repair, rebuild, or stop spending money on it.

Rollover

If you ask Breakthrough Pulse to finish the build within 30 days, the full $1,800 comes off the build cost.

The report

Not a vibe. A verdict.

The report is written for founders, not just engineers. It tells you what exists, what is risky, and what the next dollar should do.

Sample verdicts

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Alive

Finishable with a focused production sprint.

Unstable

Salvageable, but only after a repair sequence.

Flatline

Cheaper to rebuild than keep pretending.

Price

$1,800

Fixed fee, credited in full if the build starts within 30 days.

Turnaround

5 business days

From receiving repo access, credentials, and enough context to run the read.

Team

Senior engineer + founder readout

Kept intentionally small so it does not pull a full delivery team off active work.

Why trust the read

We finish production software.

Three examples from the same delivery muscle behind the Pulse Check.

Sully.ai

HIPAA role-based access and real-time clinical dashboards.

DeepIDV

KYC, liveness, deepfake screening, and fraud workflows.

MyUsta

React Native, Next.js, and Node across web and mobile.

The Pulse Check

Stop guessing what you own.

If the codebase has a path, you will know it. If it does not, you will stop paying people to pretend.

Get a pulse check - $1,800

How to start

Reserve a slot. Get a real verdict.

Five days, $1,800, one plain-English answer to “is this worth finishing?”. You pick the situation, we read the code, you get a verdict you can act on - credited back if we then build.

A dated, written verdict: keep / repair / rebuild
What's broken, what's salvageable, what it costs
$1,800 credited straight back if we take it on
A senior reads it - no juniors, no dashboards

Aneeb reads every audit

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Find out if your build is dead, dying,or just abandoned.