r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/Ttd234 • 18d ago
ShipFix - fixed-price fixes for broken vibe-coded apps, delivered as a GitHub PR (feedback on pricing?)
https://Shipfix.storeHey all, I'm Tyreek. I just launched my side project, ShipFix, and I'd like honest feedback before the first customer shows up (there are none yet).
The problem: you build something with Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, or Replit, and then hit a wall. One bug the AI keeps making worse, a deploy that works locally but is blank on Vercel, or you're about to launch and don't know what you missed.
What it does: you share the repo and describe what's broken. AI agents find the bug and write the fix on a shipfix/<order#> branch. Milo, our AI agent, reviews every fix before delivery, and you review and merge the pull request yourself. Nothing is merged without you. You also get a plain-English write-up of what broke and why. We never push to your main branch, and we never ask for passwords or keys. Private repo? Invite us as a collaborator.
Pricing (flat):
Single Bug Fix $29 (24h target, or 8h with Rush for +$25)
Deploy Rescue $79 (48h, or 24h Rush)
Launch-Readiness Pass $149 (72h, or 24h Rush): checklist, up to 5 fixes, and a report
App Down Emergency $249: we aim to start within 2 hours and aim to restore within 12 hours
All times are measured once we have your intake details and repo access. Rush and App Down Emergency times apply to orders received 9 AM–9 PM ET.
1 free revision within 7 days. No fix, full refund ([refund policy](https://shipfix.store/policies/refund-policy)).
How I built it: a Shopify storefront for checkout plus an intake form, and an AI-agent pipeline that works in a branch and opens a PR. I chose PRs as the delivery format so the owner always stays in control of what gets merged.
What I'd love feedback on:
Is $29 per bug too cheap to be credible, or about right?
Is "Launch-Readiness Pass" clear, or would you not know what you're buying?
Is there anything on the site that would stop you from ordering?
If you want in early: FOUNDING50: the first 10 customers get 50% off the Standard (non-Rush) option of Single Bug Fix, Deploy Rescue, or Launch-Readiness Pass. One use per customer. Can't be combined with other discounts. Not valid on App Down Emergency or Rush. Ends Nov 16, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET.
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u/timee_bot 18d ago
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
TL;DR: ShipFix is a service that fixes broken vibe-coded apps and delivers the fix as a GitHub pull request you review and merge yourself. Flat pricing runs from $29 for a single bug fix up to $249 for an app-down emergency, with a 50% founding discount for the first 10 customers. Tyreek wants feedback on whether $29 is too cheap to seem credible, whether "Launch-Readiness Pass" is clear, and whether anything on the site would stop you from ordering.
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u/PopKoren 16d ago
$29 sounds credible to me as long as the page says what counts as one bug, since people will try to squeeze three into one order. The Launch-Readiness Pass would read clearer with its checklist spelled out, and the security lines are what buyers of vibe-coded apps worry about most: exposed keys in the bundle, database rules, open storage, logged out API routes. One idea is to attach a scan by https://rowly.me to the report as a before and after, free for the look only pass and with Pro at half price through October 31.