Launch-readiness review for AI-built products, go or no-go before you deploy
Before a launch, gut feeling does not count, a clear decision does. Veriploy runs a SaaS launch check on your AI-built product, covering security, RLS, backups, monitoring, rate limits and CVEs, and gives you a traceable go or no-go before real users hit the system.
- Go or no-go recommendation
- Launch plan from 1.490 €/mo
- Security + RLS + backups + monitoring
- German point of contact
Technical point of contact
Timo Wevelsiep
Software engineer, cloud architect, founder & managing director
I review code, security and infrastructure and surface what is technically risky before launch, customer use or due diligence.
For questions like:
- Is this release ready for production?
- Which CVEs are really critical?
- Will the architecture carry the next users?
What a launch-readiness review checks
A go-live check looks at the points that can break on the first real traffic. We check each one and rank findings by severity:
- Security and access control: auth, roles, exposed secrets before go-live
- Database and RLS: tenant isolation, policies, protection of other tenants' records
- Backups and recovery: is there a plan and has it been tested
- Monitoring and logging: failures become visible before users report them
- Rate limits: open endpoints protected against abuse and load spikes
- CVEs and dependencies: known vulnerabilities in the packages you use
- Rollback: a defined way back if the launch goes wrong
A clear go or no-go recommendation
A launch-readiness review does not end with a long list that nobody works through. It ends with a decision: go, when nothing blocks the start, or no-go, when critical findings need to be fixed first.
Every finding gets a severity and a reason why it blocks the launch or not. That way you know exactly what is mandatory before deploy and what can be handled later in ongoing operations.
The judgement comes from a person, not an automated score. Veriploy prioritises by real risk to your launch instead of weighting every hit the same.
Especially relevant with real users, payments and customer data
As long as only you test the app, it forgives a lot. The moment real users, payments or customer data come in, the same gaps get expensive. A go-live check pays off especially when one of these applies:
Sample report with a clear recommendation
The report stays short and decidable: the recommendation on top, below it the blocking findings with severity and reasoning, then the items for the ongoing backlog. Here is what a typical result looks like.
Recommendation: no launch before fixing RLS-01 and AUTH-02. Both findings are critical and concern other tenants' customer data. Once they are fixed and re-checked, nothing stands in the way of go-live.
Below follow medium and low priority findings: a missing rate limit on login, an outdated package with a known CVE and monitoring that does not yet alert on failures. These do not block the launch but should be handled soon.
The Launch plan
The launch-readiness review is part of the Launch plan: a one-off go-live check plus ongoing oversight in the hot phase around the start. Prices are fixed and transparent.
| Snapshot 249 € | Baseline 490 € | Launch 1.490 €/mo | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scope | Automated scan plus a short manual look at 1 repo | Deep initial baseline: repo, architecture, dependencies, config | Launch-readiness review plus ongoing oversight around the start |
| Go or no-go | First assessment of the 5 most important risks | Risk dashboard as a basis for the decision | Clear go or no-go recommendation with reasoning |
| Before launch | Point-in-time snapshot | Clean reference point before go-live | Targeted check for launch blockers and a re-check after fixes |
| Support | One-off | One-off, with a recommendation for the right plan | Async sparring and a direct channel during the launch phase |
| Best for | First assessment, small budget | Clean starting point before any plan | Products shortly before a real go-live |
What a finding looks like
Login endpoint without rate limit and without server-side role check, combined with incomplete Supabase RLS (RLS-01). Recommendation: no launch before fixing RLS-01 and AUTH-02.
Decide yourself or run a launch-readiness review?
| Gut feeling at launch | Veriploy launch readiness | |
|---|---|---|
| Decision | Feels done, without a clear yardstick | Traceable go or no-go |
| Launch blockers | Often surface only on real traffic | Critical findings named before deploy |
| RLS and customer data | Hard to judge on your own | Tenant isolation checked specifically |
| After the fixes | No defined re-check | Re-check whether blockers are really gone |
| Assessment | Your own gut feeling | Human prioritisation by real risk |
Frequently asked questions
What is a launch-readiness review?
A launch-readiness review is a targeted go-live check shortly before deploy, in short a SaaS launch check. We check security, RLS, backups, monitoring, rate limits and CVEs of your AI-built product and end with a clear go or no-go recommendation with reasoning, instead of just ticking off a list.
What does the go or no-go recommendation mean in practice?
Go means: nothing blocks the start, you can deploy. No-go means: at least one critical finding has to be fixed first, for example no launch before fixing RLS-01 and AUTH-02. Every finding has a severity and a reason, so it is clear what is mandatory before launch.
When is a launch-readiness review especially worth it?
Above all when real users, payments or customer data come into play. The moment several tenants sit on one database, a checkout flow is attached or a fixed launch date with marketing is behind it, the same gaps suddenly get expensive. That is exactly what the check is for.
Do you also do the fixes before launch?
Not within the plan. We review, prioritise and explain what needs to be done before go-live. Implementation runs separately through Wevelsiep Advisory or WZ-IT, or your own team. After the fixes we re-check whether the launch blockers are really gone.
What does the launch-readiness review cost?
The launch-readiness review is part of the Launch plan at 1.490 € per month. If you first need an assessment, start with Snapshot 249 € or Baseline 490 € as a one-off. All prices are net plus VAT, plans cancellable monthly.
How fast do I get the result before launch?
Schedule the review a few business days before the planned go-live so there is time for fixes and a re-check. On critical launch blockers we reach out promptly instead of making you wait for the finished report.
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