Cadence · $4,900/mo · one feature cycle a month, pause anytime
You launched. Now keep moving
One focused feature a month: scoped in week one, designed, built, and shipped as production code by week four. The same senior hand that knows your product, without a hire, a retainer of vague hours, or a re-brief every quarter. One cycle a month, deliberately, so the price stays predictable.
Or book a 20-minute call first. No pitch, just fit.
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A feature, not a bucket of hours
Each month has one named outcome: scoped, designed, built, shipped, reported. You end the month with more product, not more backlog.
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The same senior, every month
The person who ran your sprint, or who learned your product in month one. Context never resets, so month six is faster than month one.
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Honest about its limit
One cycle a month is the deal. When the roadmap needs more, Product Partner is the next rung, and I say so instead of stretching the cycle.
Receipts
Products that kept shipping.
Each one grew a cycle at a time. Each opens the case study.
What a month ships
One cycle, start to deployed.
The month is the unit. Week one decides what, weeks two and three build it, week four ships it and tells you what moved.
Inside every cycle
- Scoping. One feature agreed in writing in week one, with what is out.
- Design. Screens and states in Figma, reviewed by screencast.
- Build. Production code in your repo, typically Next.js or React Native, as a pull request.
- Ship and report. Deployed, QA'd, and a short written report on what shipped and what it moved.
Around it
- Roadmap. A running list of what ships next, prioritized together each month.
- Small fixes. Bugs and copy tweaks inside the cycle, not billed separately.
- App Store or deploy. Releases handled, review notes written.
- Pause. Stop between cycles, restart when ready. No contract past the current month.
Pricing
Two rungs on the ladder.
Cadence is deliberately one cycle a month. The moment the roadmap needs more than that, the honest answer is the next rung, not a stretched cycle.
Cadence
$4,900/mo
Per month. One feature cycle, designed and shipped. Pause any month.
- One scoped feature a month, start to deployed
- Design and build by the same senior
- Small fixes inside the cycle
- A written report at the end of each month
- Pause or stop any month
Need more than one cycle?
$12,000/mo
Product Partner: continuous design and engineering, shipped weekly.
- Continuous feature development, not one cycle
- Design and engineering under one roof
- Weekly shipping rhythm
- Pause or cancel anytime
How a month runs
Four weeks, one feature, repeat.
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Week 1
Scope and design
The month's feature agreed in writing, then designed in Figma with every state.
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Weeks 2 to 3
Build
Production code in your repo as a pull request, with a mid-cycle check-in.
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Week 4
Ship and report
Deployed, QA'd, and a short report on what shipped and what it moved.
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Repeat
Next feature
The roadmap moves one line down. Momentum compounds; context never resets.
Fit check
Built for some, not everyone.
This is for you if
- A launched product with a roadmap and no one to ship it
- Founders coming off a Product Sprint or iOS App who want the same hand to continue
- A product a freelancer or no-code tool left you with, that needs a steady senior
Not built for
- A roadmap that needs more than one feature a month. That is Product Partner
- Design-only work with no product to ship into. That is Design Partner
- A product that has not launched yet. Start with a Sprint
The rhythm after the sprint
Artyom Sklyarov
Most products do not fail at launch. They fail in the six months after, when nobody owns the next feature and the roadmap waits for a hire. Cadence exists so the person who built the product keeps building it, one honest cycle at a time.
If a month ever needs two features, I will tell you which rung that is instead of pretending one cycle can hold it.
Start your cadence
Tell me where your product is and what's next. I'll personally review it and reach out within 24 hours.
Step 1 of 3
About you
The fine print
Questions, answered.
Cadence is one focused feature cycle a month: scoped, designed, built, shipped, at $4,900/mo. Design Partner is a design retainer: brand, UX, and front-end code, not feature development. Product Partner is continuous design and engineering, shipped weekly. Most founders start on Cadence after a sprint and move to Product Partner when the roadmap outgrows one cycle a month.
Both. Every cycle ends in deployed production code as a pull request in your repo, typically Next.js or React Native, not a Figma file someone else has to build. The design and the build are the same person, so they never drift apart.
Then Cadence is the wrong rung, and I say so. Cadence is deliberately one cycle a month so the price stays predictable. Product Partner is continuous development; a second Sprint is the other option for a big, bounded piece.
Yes. Pause between cycles, resume when you are ready. There is no contract beyond the current month, and a paused month is not billed.
No. Cadence is the natural next step after a Sprint or an iOS App, but it is open to any launched product with a roadmap. Month one includes learning the codebase; month two is already faster.
$4,900/mo, flat, per month. Small fixes and releases inside the cycle are included. There is no setup fee and no minimum term.
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What is the difference between Cadence, Design Partner, and Product Partner?
Cadence is one focused feature cycle a month: scoped, designed, built, shipped, at $4,900/mo. Design Partner is a design retainer: brand, UX, and front-end code, not feature development. Product Partner is continuous design and engineering, shipped weekly. Most founders start on Cadence after a sprint and move to Product Partner when the roadmap outgrows one cycle a month.
Ready? Keep shipping. Month one starts with a kickoff call and a written scope for the first feature.