HUMAN
Hiring someone to check code you cannot read.
Hiring for a skill you cannot evaluate is the hard part. Humanized Code sells one fixed thing instead: $50, a senior engineer reads your AI-generated code, and 48 hours later you own a written findings document — act on it yourself, hand it to another developer, or take the fixed repair quote attached to it.
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The evaluation problem
You are trying to hire for competence you cannot assess, to check work you cannot read, and you will not be able to tell whether the result was thorough. That is an uncomfortable purchase, and the usual routes each make it worse in their own way. A freelance marketplace prices by the hour, which quietly rewards the slowest bidder. A friend who codes gives you a favour and a shrug, and you cannot chase a favour. An agency wants a call, a scope and a retainer before anyone looks at anything.
The result is that most people skip it, launch, and find out from a customer.
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What a fixed-scope review removes
One price, decided before you commit. One deliverable, defined in advance. One deadline. There is no negotiation about how long it took, because how long it took is our problem.
The part people underestimate is that the findings are portable. It is a written document naming specific files, specific risks and specific repairs, and it is yours. Any competent developer can price and execute against it, including one who is cheaper than us. That is a strange thing for us to build, and it is the reason the review is worth buying from strangers.
$50 FLAT — FINDINGS + A FIXED QUOTE IN 48 HOURS
$50
Flat initial review
48h
Written findings + fixed quote
START THE REVIEW
- Can I hire you for the repairs too?
- Yes. The findings arrive with a fixed quote for the work, and the $50 comes off it. You are free to say no and keep the document.
- Is there a contract or a minimum?
- One review, one payment. NDAs are available on request and are usually signed the same day.
- What if I want my own developer to do the fixes?
- Encouraged. The findings are written to be handed to another engineer — files, line references, and what a correct fix looks like.
- What access do you need to get started?
- Read-only access to the repository, or a zip file. Nothing on your live server, and no credentials.