You have a working prototype. Auth is half-built. Logging is console.log. Deployment is a single server you're afraid to touch. We come in, assess your setup, and deliver a production-ready agent in 2 weeks, with auth, observability, and managed hosting.
Every team hits this wall. The AI prototype works on your laptop. Getting it to actually run in production, with real auth, real monitoring, real security, is what consumes your entire roadmap.
OAuth 2.0, token rotation, RBAC, API key management. Building this properly from scratch takes 2–4 weeks. Most teams end up with a brittle homegrown solution that fails at the worst moments.
Something goes wrong. An agent makes unexpected calls. A user reports broken behavior. You have no logs, no traces, no history. You're debugging blind with no way to reproduce the issue.
Running from your laptop, a single EC2, or a Vercel function that times out on long requests. It works until it doesn't. When it breaks, there's no fallback and no visibility into what failed.
We use LeanMCP's own infrastructure, the same stack 8,000+ developers build on. You get a real production deployment built and handed off in 2 weeks.
The most common question before engaging: "How much of my team's time will this take?" Here's exactly what we need, and what we don't.
Day 1. We walk through your current setup and agree on scope. You tell us what the agent does and where it's stuck.
Read access to your codebase. We need to see the current agent implementation. Write access only for deployment config.
We'll ask questions as they come up. Typically 2–5 minutes of your time per day during the sprint. No need to be available full-time.
Day 14. We walk your team through everything we built. After this, your team is fully independent.
We've mapped this process precisely. Here's exactly what happens, when.
Not for teams at the idea stage. For teams with a working agent or MCP stuck at the production wall.
Most clients continue with one of these. All optional. You fully own what we build regardless.
Every task in the sprint is something you'd have to build yourself. Here's what that actually costs, in real engineering hours at a conservative $150/hr.
20-minute call. You tell us where you're stuck. We tell you exactly what the sprint covers and what it costs for your specific setup. If it's not a fit, we'll say so.