Quick start · Developers · 1 week

Codebase review. One week on what you actually own.

A senior engineer reads the code, the infrastructure and the history, and tells you plainly what state it is in, what it costs to keep, what it would cost to fix, and whether to keep building on it or stop.
For founders inheriting a build, buyers doing diligence, and teams deciding whether to rebuild.
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Length
5 business days from repository access.
You get
A state of the code report and a carry cost.
Cost
Fixed, agreed in writing before we start.
Clients rate us
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

Who does what

You open the repository. We tell you the truth.

You hold

  • Read access to the repositories and the hosting
  • Any documentation that exists, and the people who know what does not
  • An hour for the walkthrough

Codeeo holds

  • Architecture, dependencies, security and test coverage reviewed
  • Infrastructure, hosting cost and single points of failure mapped
  • The risks ranked, with what each would take to fix
  • A keep, fix or rebuild recommendation with the cost of each

What is in the review

State, risk, cost, recommendation.

Architecture and code quality
How it is built, how consistent it is, and how hard it will be for a new engineer to work in.
Dependencies and security
Outdated packages, known vulnerabilities, secrets in the wrong places, and what is one update away from breaking.
Infrastructure and running cost
Where it runs, what it costs per month, what happens when it fails, and whether backups actually restore.
Tests and delivery
What is tested, how changes reach production, and how long a fix takes from commit to live.
Keep, fix or rebuild
The recommendation with a cost against each option, so the decision is a business one.

How the week runs

Read, run, test, report.

Every quick start runs on the same rule: a written scope and a fixed cost before day one, a named lead, and a report you own whether or not you continue with us.

  1. Day 1: access and orientation

    Repositories, hosting and documentation collected, the system run locally.

  2. Days 2 and 3: the review

    Code, dependencies, security and infrastructure read and scored.

  3. Day 4: risks and costs

    Risks ranked, the cost to fix each estimated, the carry cost calculated.

  4. Day 5: the recommendation

    Keep, fix or rebuild, walked through on a call with the numbers.

Is this the right start?

Is a codebase review the right start?

0/4

Tick what describes you

The verdict updates as you go. Nothing is recorded.

Or, if you

Questions about the codebase review

Yes, yours or ours.

Access is read only, on accounts you create, and revoked by you when the review ends.

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Not the right question? There are eight more.

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Start it

Start the codebase review.

A reply within one business day with the scope and the fixed cost in writing.

  1. 1

    A reply within one business day

    From the lead who would run it, with two or three questions.

  2. 2

    The scope and cost in writing

    What is in, what is out, the fixed cost and the start date.

  3. 3

    Access and start

    Read only access on your accounts, and the work begins.

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