Is Xpensiv another coding agent?
No. We review the work before a merge. We show what is still unfinished, with the evidence, and prepare a plan a person can approve.
Your AIbuiltthe app.
We make it ready to ship.
We check the design, the interface, and the words in a real browser, then wait for a person to approve a plan.
A fast build can still be unready to show.
A marketing studio site, built with coding agents.
What the repair changed.
Later builds got worse. A written fix list went back to the coding agent. These are the measured changes. We did not run the repair.
- 6498Desktop Lighthouse
- 6px0Horizontal overflow at 390px
- 360Text under 12px
Lighthouse medians, and a pass at 390px.
From a preview URL to a pull request.
- 01
Connect
A GitHub repository, a preview URL, and a short interview.
- 02
Audit
Design, interface, copy, and the phone screen, checked in a real browser.
- 03
Approve
You pick the findings that become a plan. Nothing edits itself.
- 04
Ship
A coding agent opens the pull request. A person reviews it before it merges.
Test prices.
Builder
$20per monthOne app, ready to show. A URL audit, the findings, and one approved plan.
ProStart here
$50per monthA team shipping every month. Adds the connected repository and reviewed pull requests.
Studio
$100per monthA studio running quality across client work. Adds more than one workspace and a priority queue.
Scale
$200per monthA larger team running quality across many apps. Studio, for more apps at once.
Enterprise
Contact salesFor larger volume. Terms are set in conversation.
Nobody has paid these. An audit can be free. No plan includes unlimited fixes. Plans, on their own page.
Before you write in.
What does it look at?
Design, the interface, the words, the phone layout, accessibility, and performance.
Does it change the code on its own?
No. You approve the plan first. A person approves before any edit and before a merge.
Which stack does the first version read?
Next.js and React with Tailwind. Other stacks are not promised.