Weboplixx

the technology partner program

This is what "we run your technology" actually means.

Architecture, development, scaling, and security, all owned by us, for as long as you need it owned. A part of how your company runs going forward, starting with a 72-hour audit that shows you exactly where things stand.

who this is for

Built for the moment right after launch gets hard.

If two or more of these are true, the audit pays for itself in the first report.

Nobody senior owns your architecture.

Nobody senior enough is making the calls on architecture, scaling, or security, and nobody is accountable when those calls turn out wrong.

The team that built version one is gone.

You raised money, or you've simply grown past your first build, and the people who shipped it, an agency, freelancers, an early hire, have since moved on. Nobody owns the decisions they left behind.

Your cloud bill keeps climbing and nobody can explain why.

The infrastructure cost goes up every month, and no one can point to exactly where the money is going, or whether it needs to.

You're not confident your architecture survives diligence.

Your next round is coming, and you don't know if your system would hold up under a technical review, or what an investor's engineer would find first.

the problem

The real cost of "it works for now."

Broken architecture doesn't fail on a quiet Tuesday. It fails during a traffic spike, or during investor due diligence, exactly when you can least afford it.

₹25,000/day

Cloud waste nobody catches in time.

We've seen infrastructure cost ₹25,000 a day to serve just thirty users, and it had nothing to do with anyone being careless. Nobody senior was watching closely enough to catch it before it added up. It was fixable in days, not months, once someone was.

Danger: left unwatched, that's ₹90 lakh a year quietly leaving the runway.
May 2027

A DPDP blind spot.

India's DPDP Act is entering its enforcement phase. If your product handles user data and no one has thought about consent or breach protocol, that's not a someday problem.

Danger: it's a 2026 problem, and diligence teams are already asking about it.
Owner
0 owners

The people who vanished.

Whoever shipped your first version is usually gone by the time any of this surfaces. The knowledge left with them, and the fragile parts stayed.

Danger: an outage during a fundraise can end the round, not just the day.

what's included

One partnership. The whole stack.

There's no separate line item for web, app, or cloud work. All of it lives inside the partnership. We know your system end to end, so nothing gets picked up cold.

Architecture and rebuilds

We untangle what was shipped fast, and rebuild what can't scale, without stopping the product.

Web and app development

New features and full builds on a stable base, shipped by people who already know the system.

Cloud cost and scaling

We find the waste, right-size the infrastructure, and set it up to grow without monthly surprises.

Security and DPDP readiness

Consent architecture, breach protocol, and safeguards, built in from day one, not bolted on after a scare.

Ongoing product engineering

A steady cadence of work, in production, month after month.

Diligence preparation

Architecture and documentation, ready for the questions your next round will ask.

The audit sets the scope. What comes after is priced to exactly what we find, month to month, no lock-in.

a real diagnosis

We find the money before the fire does.

One startup was paying ₹25,000 a day to run infrastructure for thirty active users. An over-provisioned database, compute that never scaled down, storage duplicated three times over, nobody had audited any of it. We mapped the architecture, cut the waste, and kept the product running the entire time. The daily burn fell to a fraction of that inside the first week. No rebuild required.

Before

  • Oversized DB
  • Idle compute 24/7
  • Duplicated storage
  • No autoscaling

After

  • Right-sized DB
  • Autoscaled compute
  • Deduplicated storage
  • Cost alerts on

30 users served

Days to fix

None, rebuild needed

the process

What the 72 hours look like.

A fixed, time-boxed review. You know exactly what you get and when.

0–12h

Access and mapping

We get read access and map your architecture, cloud setup, and data flows as they actually run today.

12–60h

Deep review

Security, scaling, cost, and DPDP exposure, reviewed in detail. We look where nobody has looked before.

60–72h

Findings and plan

A prioritized findings report, the risks that actually matter, and a scoped plan you can act on, with or without us.

case study

Food Detecto: after the in-house build stalled.

The in-house build had run out of room and couldn't be finished by the people who started it. We took ownership of the product, stabilized what was breaking, and delivered it to a working state. The internal build failed, and we got it across the line.

Starting point

in-house build stalled

What we did

took ownership, stabilized, delivered

Handover

running in production

Read the Food Detecto story

the offer

The 72-Hour Tech Risk Audit.

One fixed-scope review, with a guarantee. Here's exactly what you get.

₹20,000

one time, for the full 72-hour review

  • A prioritized findings report on architecture, cost, scaling, and DPDP exposure
  • A scoped plan for the fixes that matter most
  • The fee is credited toward the rebuild if you continue with us
  • Month to month after that. No lock-in on what comes next

Guarantee: If the audit doesn't surface at least ₹1 lakh in risk or savings, you pay nothing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a fractional CTO service?

No. A fractional CTO advises. We execute. We own architecture, development, scaling, and security, and we stay accountable for what we ship. It's full execution, not advice by the hour.

What does the audit cost, and what do I get?

₹20,000 for the full 72-hour review. You get a prioritized findings report and a scoped plan. If we don't surface at least ₹1 lakh in risk or savings, the audit is free.

What happens after the audit?

If the findings warrant it, we move into an ongoing monthly partnership scoped to exactly what the audit found. The audit fee is credited toward that work, and it's month to month.

Who do you work with?

Indian startups, pre-seed to Series A, in FinTech, SaaS, and HealthTech, with a live product and nobody senior enough owning the technical decisions behind it.

What if we already have developers?

That's exactly who we work with, alongside people with none. Having developers isn't the same as having someone senior enough to own architecture, scaling, and security decisions, and be accountable when they're wrong. We work alongside your existing team where you have one, and we fill the gap where you don't.

Will you replace our existing team?

We take ownership of the technical execution that needs owning. Where you have people, we work alongside them. Where you have a gap, we fill it and stay accountable for it.

How fast can you start the audit?

Once we have read access to your systems, the 72-hour clock starts. Most audits begin within a few days of the first call.

book the audit

Start with the 72 hours.

₹20,000 for a fixed, time-boxed review, and free if we don't find ₹1 lakh in risk or savings. It's the cheapest way to know where your product stands.