faq
the things people ask before they book. straight answers.
- what does sixtom do?
- your team is building with AI and the work isn't getting better. in two weeks, one process that lived in people's heads is written down, runs without anyone chasing it, and goes red the day a step is late. a named person on your team owns it, and the guardrails hold as more people build. you own all of it.
- how much does it cost?
- $15,000 fixed. half up front, half on day 10. that buys everything itemized on the home page, over $28,000 of work. the price is the same for everyone.
- what's the guarantee?
- your team is running the process by day 10, or you don't pay the second half. there's a floor under it too: at the day-5 scope check, if we can both see it won't be running in scope, we stop. you keep everything built and pay only for the time used.
- what's the teardown?
- $1,500, credited in full against the engagement if you book one within 30 days. i look at how your team works today: the tools, the automations, the numbers people argue about. you get a 10-minute Loom and a written list of what's stuck and what i'd fix first. you keep it whether or not we work together, and i'll tell you if you don't need me. to start one, join the waitlist and reply to the email.
- how long does it take?
- two weeks. running by day 10. one team a month, by appointment.
- does my team need to be technical?
- no. the people i onboard work in ops, finance, marketing and wholesale. none of them were hired to write code. they need a setup that works, a review gate, and someone to explain git with tracing paper.
- how many clients do you take?
- one team a month, by appointment. that's the whole model. you get my full attention, not a queue. when the seat's taken, the waitlist is open.
- what happens after the two weeks?
- you own everything: the process, the repo, the runbook. there's a day-30 check-in to see what stuck. if you want me back for the next process, we talk then.
- who's behind sixtom?
- Salvatore (Sam) D'Angelo, leads engineering and AI at Made In (multi-million visitors a month), formerly at Rhone. sixtom is the solo practice.
- is it remote?
- yes. working sessions over video, a daily Loom, and everything lands in your repo. no standups.