Your old website or system needs changes
Update pages, forms, admin screens, reports, and business workflows without hunting for the original developer.
Software Development as a Service
For small businesses and startups with websites, systems, or internal tools that need maintenance, fixes, automation, or new features without hiring a full-time developer.
Where Dev Pal fits
Update pages, forms, admin screens, reports, and business workflows without hunting for the original developer.
Fix bugs, investigate errors, improve slow pages, and make everyday tools more dependable.
Turn spreadsheets, repeated emails, copy-paste work, and disconnected tools into simple automations.
Get help understanding options, risks, priorities, and what should be fixed first.
How it works
Send a task in plain language with screenshots, links, documents, or a short screen recording.
I check the scope, ask key questions, flag risks, and turn the request into clear next steps.
For code projects, changes can be delivered through GitHub pull requests with clear notes on what changed.
You review the result, request adjustments if needed, then the next item in the queue moves forward.
Sample requests
Bring the real work that keeps getting postponed.
AI-assisted, not AI-abandoned
Modern AI is powerful for scaffolding, exploration, and repetitive changes. The hard part is still understanding context, spotting edge cases, choosing tradeoffs, testing the right behavior, and keeping production systems stable.
Drafting, boilerplate, tests, code search, alternatives.
Architecture, debugging, data correctness, production safety, client communication.
Pricing
Every plan keeps one request active at a time, provides transparent turnaround times, and can be paused or cancelled anytime.
Starter
For small businesses and startups that need simple websites, starter products, fixes, and light technical help.
Flexible development support for small products, bug fixes, website changes, technical guidance, and ongoing improvements.
Growth
For businesses that need steady features, integrations, automation, and improvements.
Ongoing development for new features, integrations, and product improvements.
Tech Partner
For teams that want ongoing development plus planning, risk review, and higher priority support.
Ongoing development plus proactive architecture, planning, and priority production support.
Need a break? Pause or cancel your subscription without adding long-term commitments.
Bring one real task first, then keep adding work to the queue if the rhythm fits.
Not sure which plan fits? Book a fit call and I can help you choose the right starting point.
| Service | Starter | Growth | Tech Partner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Small sites, fixes, and starter products | Ongoing development | Technical partnership |
| Active work | 1 focused request | 1 request | 1 request |
| Delivery rhythm | Usually 3–5 business days | Usually 2–3 business days | Priority delivery cycles |
| Communication | Email + Plaky | Slack + Plaky | Priority Slack access |
| Urgent switches | Not included | 1 per month | Up to 3 per month |
| Planning | Async | Monthly | Bi-weekly |
Intro call
In the intro call, we look at what you have, what hurts, what can be fixed first, and which monthly plan makes sense.
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FAQ
Yes. You can explain the problem in plain language, screenshots, documents, or a short screen recording. I help turn it into a clear task list and explain options before work starts.
For many small businesses, yes for ongoing maintenance, fixes, small features, integrations, and planning. If you need a full product team working every day, I will tell you that upfront.
Yes. Dev Pal is English-first and bilingual, useful for Canadian businesses, Chinese-speaking owners, cross-border sellers, and trade companies.
The default setup is Plaky for the queue and GitHub for code delivery. Requests can include written notes, screenshots, documents, links, or Loom-style videos.
Most small, clearly scoped requests receive a deliverable or meaningful progress update within 2–3 business days. Essential requests usually follow a 3–5 business day cycle. Larger work is divided into reviewable milestones rather than promised as a single quick delivery.
One request is actively being implemented while the rest remain ordered in Plaky. Large features are broken into smaller, testable milestones so you can review progress and change priorities between deliveries.
An urgent request temporarily moves to the front of your queue. It is acknowledged and prioritized within four business hours. Resolution time still depends on scope, system access, and third-party dependencies; this is not 24/7 support or a same-day fix guarantee.
Service targets use regular Toronto/Eastern Time business days. Slack provides direct but asynchronous access, so it does not imply instant or after-hours availability.
Delivery timing may move when repository access, credentials, requirements, test data, approvals, or client feedback are delayed. Third-party outages and undocumented legacy behavior can also require additional investigation.
The strongest depth is PHP/Laravel, C#/.NET, ASP.NET, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML/CSS, MySQL, APIs, and older business systems. If your system uses something else, book a call and I will review fit before you subscribe.
Yes. Stripe handles subscription billing, card updates, invoices, and cancellation through its hosted customer portal. Final pause timing, refunds, and unused service terms are governed by the service agreement presented before purchase.
That is fine. Use the smaller plan for scoped work, or book a call if you are unsure which plan fits.