VELOCITY DEV LABSe-commerce engineering
ORG X-RAY

Engineering orgs, priced from the outside.

A one-week diagnostic of an engineering organization, produced from its own git history: cost per shipped change, output concentration, bus factor, churn, release cadence. Read-only access. Zero meetings with your team. The report is the deliverable.

$675
per shipped change at PostHog, which pays 90th-percentile salaries. Their code and comp are public, so the whole machine can be priced.
$2,000–$3,000
per shipped change at the typical mid-market org. Comparable salaries, 3 to 4x the cost.
1 week
to your number. Nobody inside can see it. Your git history already holds it.

Commissioned by CEOs, operating partners, and new-in-seat CTOs who need an independent baseline: for the 100-day plan, the diligence memo, or the conversation about what engineering should cost. Fixed fee. If the number comes back healthy, you bought certainty. If it doesn't, you found where the plan starts.

The terms carry the risk on this side of the table: you see the complete readout before any invoice, and if it surfaces nothing you'd act on, you pay nothing. The readout is yours either way.