RepeatFix Studio public evidence in, bounded handoff out

Start with the artifact that is already public.

SIX NARROW PATHS

Choose the row that names the thing your buyer or maintainer is looking at. Each service has its own fit check, price, boundary, and acceptance in writing.

CHOOSE BY PUBLIC ARTIFACT

What needs a clearer next move?

01Public support trail

RepeatFix

$7948 hours after scope

Ranked themes, editable replies, help drafts, and three prioritized moves.

FIT
A commercial WordPress plugin or Chrome extension has enough current public support signal to review.
NOT THIS
Private tickets, customer records, root-cause claims, or ongoing support operations.
Check fit Run the free public scanner
02WordPress evaluation path

PreviewReady

$14948 hours after scope

A designed, tested evaluator journey and committer-ready Playground handoff.

FIT
A maintained public plugin can be demonstrated locally without accounts, secrets, or paid-only features.
NOT THIS
Compatibility certification, production data, remote-service setup, or a promise that every plugin fits.
Check fit Check the public listing
03cURL + OpenAPI drift

QuickstartProof

$19948 hours after scope

A source-linked discrepancy map, corrected quickstart, and patch-ready handoff.

FIT
One public repository contains one cURL quickstart and one same-repository OpenAPI 3.x document.
NOT THIS
Executing requests, validating live API behavior, using credentials, or certifying correctness or security.
Check fit Inspect the free GitHub Action
04npm release path

ReleaseOrigin

$14924 hours after scope

A dated evidence card, owner-ready workflow patch, rehearsal steps, and rollback notes.

FIT
One public npm package has one identifiable public repository and one visible production release path.
NOT THIS
Receiving tokens, publishing a package, changing npm settings, or treating public workflow text as proof of real authentication.
Check fit Inspect the free GitHub Action
05Public launch feedback

LaunchSignal

$149Founding sprint

A prioritized decision brief that separates observations, hypotheses, and buyer questions.

FIT
A recently launched product has enough current public material to support a bounded outside read-through.
NOT THIS
Private analytics, user research claims, guaranteed conversion gains, or an open-ended marketing engagement.
Check fit Review the public method
06Buyer-trust questions

TrustReady

$395Founding sprint

A public trust-footprint brief and an answer bank grounded in shipped, planned, and unknown evidence.

FIT
A B2B software company wants a public-only review of what a careful buyer can verify before a call.
NOT THIS
Private security evidence, compliance certification, penetration testing, legal advice, or confidential customer material.
Check fit Review the public boundary

THE SHARED OPERATING RULE

No account tour. No mystery scope.

  1. 01
    Public identifiers first

    Start with the listing, repository, specification, documentation, or launch page already visible to the world.

  2. 02
    Fit before payment

    The specialist service accepts one written boundary and the exact public inputs before its delivery clock begins.

  3. 03
    Evidence before claims

    Every handoff separates what was observed, inferred, and left for the owner to verify.

NOT SURE WHICH ROW FITS?

Use the narrowest public artifact.

If a request crosses two rows, begin with the one artifact blocking the next decision. The second service is not bundled or implied.

Ask a fit question