"Get involved."
Fractional CTO
Advisory is advice. Fractional is involvement.
You need more than an hour and a half of good advice a week. You need someone who owns the technical direction, sits in the meetings that matter, talks to your developers and vendors directly, and delivers CTO-level work. Without a full-time CTO's salary and equity.
That is what this is.
Every Fractional engagement is scoped on a call. No two look the same.
What I Do
Strategy and Architecture
Technical strategy, roadmaps, architecture decisions, system assessments. The calls that cost real money if you get them wrong.
Your People and Your Vendors
I work with your developers, your dev shop, your leadership team. I run technical interviews and tell you who is senior. I evaluate vendors before you sign.
Deliverables and Ownership
CTO-level work product: assessments, plans, written recommendations, board-ready answers. I take ownership of technical initiatives and drive them.
In the Room
Planning, leadership meetings, the vendor call, the hard conversation with the team. The meetings where a CTO should be present.
What This Is Not
I don't write your code. Fractional CTO is not staff augmentation and not another developer on the team. If what you need is more hands on the keyboard, I will tell you that on the diagnostic call and help you hire them.
It is not unlimited. $4,000 a month is the starting point. More involvement costs more. We agree on scope before anything starts.
This is for you if:
- You're a non-technical founder with a technical product and nobody independent to check the work
- You have developers but no senior technical leadership
- You're between startup and scale, and the decisions you make this year compound
- You want someone who has done this, not a consultant who hands you a deck and leaves
Starting at $4,000 / month
Scope and price depend on how involved you need me. We figure that out on a call.
Start with a free diagnostic callNeed weekly advice but not involvement? That is Advisory, at $1,800 a month.
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