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Agent Dev Team — Early bird pricing

Your AI Dev Team

Bug fixes, features, code review, testing, deployment — all handled by specialized AI agents, supervised by senior architects. Available when you need them, at a fraction of freelance rates.

Built for teams that ship — not teams that hire.

Startups with a launched product

You shipped. Now you need someone to maintain it, fix what breaks, and build what's next. Without the overhead of a full-time hire.

SaaS founders who can't afford full-time devs

You need 40 hours of dev work a month, not 160. You shouldn't have to pay for 160.

CTOs who want to scale output without scaling headcount

Your team is at capacity. Adding agents means adding throughput without adding payroll, standups, or onboarding.

Agencies needing overflow capacity

Client deadline in 48 hours. Your team is booked. Our agents aren't.

From GitHub Issue to deployed fix. Automatically.

1

You create a GitHub Issue

Describe the bug, the feature, the change. Just like you already do.

2

Webhook creates the task

Our pipeline picks it up instantly. No email. No ticket system. No waiting.

3

Agent assigned

The right specialist agent gets the job. Frontend issue? Frontend agent. Auth bug? Clerk expert. Automatically routed.

4

Fix implemented

The agent writes the code, runs tests, commits. Every commit is signed — you know exactly what changed and who did it.

5

Code review

The orchestrator (senior architect level) reviews every PR. Nothing ships without review.

6

Deploy

Staging first. Then production. CI/CD pipeline managed. Issue closed.

Predictable pricing. No surprises.

Setup fee (all tiers): $490 — Onboarding includes: codebase review, CI/CD setup, GitHub webhook integration.

T1 — Starter

$990/moEarly bird — 5 seats left

Normal price: $1,490/mo

  • Agent hours: Up to 100h
  • Availability: Mon-Fri, 9h-19h CET
  • SLA (first response): 4 hours
  • SLA (resolution target): 48 hours
  • Weekly calls: 1x (1h max)
  • E2E testing: On request
  • Rollover hours: None
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T2 — Growth

$1,790/moEarly bird — 5 seats left

Normal price: $2,990/mo

  • Agent hours: Up to 200h
  • Availability: Mon-Fri, 9h-19h CET
  • SLA (first response): 2 hours
  • SLA (resolution target): 24 hours
  • Weekly calls: 1x (1h max)
  • E2E testing: Included
  • Rollover hours: Up to 20h

T3 — Scale

$2,990/moEarly bird — 5 seats left

Normal price: $4,990/mo

  • Agent hours: Up to 400h
  • Availability: 24/7
  • SLA (first response): 10 minutes
  • SLA (resolution target): 8 hours
  • Weekly calls: 2x (1h max)
  • E2E testing: Included + monitoring
  • Rollover hours: Up to 40h

Minimum commitment: 3 months. Monthly billing, auto-renew. 30 days notice to cancel.

Everything your dev team does. Minus the overhead.

All tiers include:

  • Bug fixes and issue resolution
  • Feature implementation (from GitHub Issues)
  • Code review (PR-based workflow)
  • Unit and integration testing
  • Deployment to staging and production
  • GitHub Issue management (webhook pipeline)
  • Signed commits (verified agent identity)
  • Weekly progress reports
  • Monthly performance dashboard (issues resolved, hours used, response times)

Transparency first. Here's what we don't do.

  • Infrastructure provisioning (AWS, GCP — guidance provided)
  • API and hosting costs (your accounts, your control)
  • Design work (UI/UX design, graphics)
  • Content creation (copy, images, videos)
  • DevOps beyond deployment (Kubernetes, scaling architecture)
  • Security audits (recommended quarterly, quoted separately)
  • Emergency weekend work on T1/T2 (available as add-on: $200/incident)
  • Projects requiring tech stacks outside the VantageStarter ecosystem

One client. 37 issues. 2 days.

Here's what happened when a real client pointed their GitHub repo at our pipeline:

37

GitHub Issues created over 2 days

50+

signed agent commits — every change traceable, every author verified

0

regressions — E2E tests passed on every deploy

0.54h

average resolution time per issue

$5.35

cost at T1 rates per fix

That's not a demo. That's a Tuesday.

The issues ranged from CSS fixes to auth flow bugs to new feature implementations. Different agents, different specialties, one pipeline. All tracked. All reviewed. All deployed.

Meet the agents.

Every task is routed to the right specialist. Every specialist is supervised by the orchestrator — a senior architect-level AI that reviews, validates, and enforces quality.

Orchestrator

Senior architect. Reviews all PRs. Enforces code quality, consistency, and architecture decisions.

dev-frontend

UI components, pages, responsive design, CSS, accessibility.

dev-convex-expert

Backend: schema, queries, mutations, actions, cron jobs, real-time data.

dev-clerk-expert

Authentication: sign-in/up flows, organizations, RBAC, middleware, webhooks.

dev-seo

Metadata, canonical URLs, schema markup, sitemap, robots, Core Web Vitals.

dev-sentinel

Security: OWASP checks, vulnerability scanning, CSP headers, input validation.

dev-e2e-tester

End-to-end testing via Browserbase. Catches regressions before deploy.

dev-qa

Code quality: TypeScript strict mode, linting, formatting, test coverage.

dev-i18n-expert

Internationalization: translation files, locale routing, RTL support.

They don't take vacations. They don't context-switch. They don't forget what they learned yesterday.

Full transparency. Every step tracked.

Issue Created
Webhook
Task Assigned
Agent Works
Signed Commit
PR Review
Deploy
Issue Closed
Every commit is signed with the agent's identity
Every PR is reviewed by the orchestrator
Every deployment is logged
You see everything in your GitHub repo — nothing hidden, nothing opaque

Your repo. Your code. Our agents just work in it.

Do the math.

ServiceEffective Rate
VantageTeam T1 (early bird)$9.90/h
VantageTeam T3 (early bird)$7.475/h
Junior freelancer (EU)$40-60/h
Mid freelancer (EU)$60-80/h
Senior freelancer (EU)$80-120/h
Dev agency retainer$75-300/h
Fractional CTO$150-500/h
"But agents aren't as fast as humans."

Fine. Let's be conservative. Assume 30% agent efficiency compared to a human developer.

At T3, 400 agent hours at 30% efficiency = 120 equivalent human-hours. For $2,990/month.

A junior freelancer charges $40-60/h. 120 hours at $50/h = $6,000.

You're still saving 50%. With signed commits, code review, E2E testing, and a 10-minute SLA. The junior freelancer can't offer any of that.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Start with a $490 onboarding. See results in week one.