Production launch
Go-live handled end to end — domains, DNS, TLS, store review, console-layer configuration positively verified, and the first release supervised.
What we build
The last mile between 'ready' and 'live', executed rather than hoped for: domains, DNS, and TLS; production secrets and data seeded; App Store or Play Store submission and review managed through to approval; and the console-layer configuration — the dashboard settings no code repository captures — walked through with positive verification, because that layer is where most launch-day incidents actually start. Includes a launch-compliance pass (consent, account deletion, export compliance) and supervision of the first release with a rollback plan. The production readiness review tells you what stands between you and launch; this is us standing beside you clearing it.
What you get
- A completed go-live checklist with evidence recorded against every item
- The production domain resolving to the app
- A valid TLS certificate with automatic renewal configured
- A written audit of the production console settings, each setting verified
- A written rollback plan, rehearsed once
- A handover pack for your team covering access, runbooks and admin tasks
How the work unfolds
- Execute the go-live checklist with positive verification
- Configure domains, DNS and TLS
- Manage store submission through review
- Audit console-layer configuration
- Run the launch compliance pass
- Supervise the first release with a rollback plan ready
- Train the client's team and hand over documentation
What shapes the price
Before you see a number, our scoping conversation asks:
- Is this launching in the App Store or Play Store, or on the web only? Store submission and review management is its own work with its own timeline.
- Should consent, account deletion and data export get a final compliance pass before launch? The launch compliance pass catches the store-rejection and GDPR items.
How an engagement starts
Teams often combine it with: