Fulmenflux
How we work

Three steps. One team from first review to on-call.

No quote-gated sales process and no rotating bench. The engineers who review your architecture are the ones who build it and run it.

  • Dedicated pod of 3–5 senior engineers
  • Published rate
  • 21-day replacement guarantee, in the contract
Step 01 of 03
You send

An architecture diagram, a pipeline overview, or a rough description of the problem. Whatever you have.

You get back

A written review: the specific risks we see, the changes we’d make, and why.

It costs

Nothing. No obligation to continue. If we have nothing useful to add, we say so.

Turnaround

We confirm the date when you send your material, before we start.

Who

A dedicated pod of 3–5 senior engineers: the same people who wrote your review. No handoff to another team.

What

They design and build against your environment, so what works in development works in yours.

Testing

Built into development from the start, not added at the end.

It costs

Our published rate. See the rate card.

Deploy

We ship into your production environment ourselves.

Operate

We stay on: monitoring, on-call coverage, and the fixes that only show up once a system runs for real.

Guarantee

If an engineer isn’t a good fit, we replace them within 21 days at no extra cost, for the life of the engagement.

Who’s on call

The step 01 team. Nobody new learns your system at 3 a.m.

Same pod of 3–5 engineers at every step
Where do you start?

Pick what sounds like you.

Our suggestion

Start at step 01: send us the diagram.

The free review is exactly a second opinion. You’ll get the risks and changes in writing, and you decide whether to go further.

Start at step 01, with your failure history.

Send a pipeline overview and a list of recent incidents. The review shows where it breaks; step 03 is where we take on monitoring and on-call.

Start at step 01, then straight into the build.

A rough description of what you need is enough. The engineers who review it become your pod for step 02 and run it in step 03.

Start with a 30-minute call and the rate card.

No material needed. Tell us what you’re weighing up; we’ll tell you honestly whether a review would be useful yet.

Why it stays simple

Count the handoffs.

Sales
Account manager
Solution architect
Delivery team
Support team
4handoffs, each one relaying context second-hand
Rotatesengineers move to other clients mid-engagement
Strangerson call: the support team never saw the design
01 · Review
02 · Build & test
03 · Deploy & run

One pod across all three. You talk to the engineers directly.

0handoffs. No account manager relaying context.
Fixedpod. No bench rotation mid-engagement.
Builderson call: the step 01 team is the step 03 team.
The 21-day replacement guarantee

If someone isn’t right, you don’t pay to fix it.

  1. Day 0

    You tell us

    An engineer isn’t a good fit. You don’t need to build a case.

  2. Within 21 days

    We replace them

    A new senior engineer joins the pod, at no extra cost to you.

  3. Any time

    For the whole engagement

    Not just a trial period. It’s written into the contract.

Quick answers

Before you send anything.

Is the review really free?

Yes, with no obligation. If we have nothing useful to add, we’ll tell you that instead.

What do I need to send?

An architecture diagram, a pipeline overview, or a rough description of the problem. Any one of these is enough to start.

Who will actually do the work?

The engineers who wrote your review. They form a pod of 3–5 senior engineers and stay through build and operation.

Do you leave after launch?

No. Step 03 is running the system: monitoring, on-call coverage and fixes.

What does it cost?

The review is free. Steps 02 and 03 are billed at our published rate: see the rate card.

Send us the diagram. We’ll send back what we’d change.

Or talk it through first in a 30-minute call.