Product features and technical fixes.
New functionality, APIs, integrations, bugs, internal tools, performance work, and improvements to an existing codebase.
Ship software, AI features, automations, and technical fixes for one predictable monthly price. Send unlimited requests. We work through your priorities and keep your backlog moving.
Runbook works best when there is real technical work waiting to be done. You prioritize the queue. We execute.
New functionality, APIs, integrations, bugs, internal tools, performance work, and improvements to an existing codebase.
AI assistants, internal knowledge tools, support workflows, document processing, automation, and AI product features.
Deployments, cloud infrastructure, CI/CD, integrations, databases, server issues, and technical architecture.
No lengthy proposal process. No hourly timesheets. Just a clear queue and a predictable way to get technical work done.
Choose the level of engineering capacity that fits your current workload.
Add as many requests as you want to your queue. We work through them based on your priorities.
Your active requests move into development. You receive updates asynchronously without unnecessary meetings.
Review completed work, request changes if necessary, and move the next priority forward.
When priorities slow down, you are not locked into a long-term agency contract.
If your team keeps saying "we need a developer for this," it is probably the kind of problem Runbook can help with.
Pricing is based on active engineering capacity, not hourly billing or endless scope negotiations.
You can queue unlimited requests. The difference between plans is how much work can actively move at the same time.
For steady technical work and smaller backlogs.
For teams actively shipping product and AI work.
For larger backlogs requiring greater parallel capacity.
A focused, scoped technical project delivered in 5–7 days. If you decide to subscribe afterward, the Sprint fee is credited toward your first month.
If the first delivered work is not a fit, contact us during your first week and we'll review your satisfaction guarantee according to the terms of your subscription.
Third-party software, infrastructure, API, and usage costs are not included unless explicitly stated.
You can add as many requests as you want to your queue. The limit is how many requests are actively worked on at the same time, which depends on your subscription plan.
Requests can include software development, bug fixes, integrations, AI features, automation, infrastructure work, technical architecture, and related engineering tasks. If something is outside the subscription model, we'll tell you before starting it.
Large requests are broken into smaller, shippable milestones. This allows progress to continue without waiting for an entire large project to disappear into development for weeks.
Runbook is designed to work asynchronously. Requests, priorities, updates, reviews, and feedback happen through the agreed project workflow rather than unnecessary recurring meetings.
Yes. You can pause or cancel your subscription according to the subscription terms. There is no long-term employment-style commitment.
Ownership of completed work and deliverables should be defined in your customer agreement and applicable terms. Make sure your service agreement clearly explains intellectual property, credentials, repositories, and third-party licenses.
Yes, provided appropriate access and documentation can be made available. Existing systems may require an initial review before work can begin safely.
NDA requirements can be discussed before sensitive information or credentials are shared.
Start with the highest-priority technical problem your team needs solved next.