Pricing

Start with a bounded scope.

Transparent starting prices help both sides decide whether the problem is worth investigating before a long sales process.

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Core

PostgreSQL Performance Investigation

$450 founding

First three suitable engagements. Founding scope: up to 5 dominant statements or problem areas and 7 days of follow-up questions. Standard price after founding engagements: $750+, covering up to 10 dominant statements or problem areas and 14 days of follow-up questions.

One cluster
One primary workload
Evidence-linked findings
Report in 5 business days
Review call

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Deadline track

PostgreSQL Upgrade Readiness

$750–900

Version/extensions, application risk, baseline, plan-regression checks and post-upgrade validation.

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After investigation

Remediation Sprint

$2k–3k

Bounded implementation support and before/after validation with the client engineering team.

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Recurring

Database Advisory

~$900+ / month

Release/schema/query reviews and bounded async advisory. No emergency/on-call SLA.

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Which one fits?

Something is slow, expensive or unstable now and the team is unsure which change is safe: start with the performance investigation.
Still on PostgreSQL 14 or planning any major-version upgrade: the upgrade readiness review. See the PG14 dates.
Findings are agreed and the team wants help implementing and validating them: a remediation sprint, scoped after an investigation.
Regular schema, release and query reviews without an on-call commitment: advisory.

Not sure? Describe the symptom on the contact page; the reply says which option fits, or that none does.

Scope note: Prices are starting points, not a promise for every environment. Final scope depends on evidence, number of workloads, platform complexity and turnaround.