Build+
Engineering in Residence
The engineers who build it left. Things are breaking on Friday afternoons.
Build+ keeps the same senior engineers embedded in your codebase after go-live. Whether VeUP built it or someone else did. Three tiers depending on how much involvement you need. 94.4% of Build customers have retained VeUP after go-live.
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Is this you?
Keep building. Keep improving.
Ongoing engineering, continuous improvement, and a team that understands your platform inside out.
- Your delivery partner built the system and left. The team maintaining it did not build it.
- You are paying contractors who have no institutional knowledge of what they are maintaining
- Your system works, but only just, and incidents are becoming more frequent
- You need engineering progress after go-live, not just break-fix support
- Your environment is business-critical and needs a team running it, not just monitoring it
Three Tiers
Three tiers. One principle: the system proves itself every month or we don’t get paid.
PLES Lite — The safety net
Engineers who already know your environment watching it, responding when it matters, keeping cost visibility live via Umbrella. Flat 3% on AWS spend. AI-assisted triage. Response targets benchmarked to AWS Business level. Right for teams with internal engineering capability who want a specialist safety net.
Outcome — Proactive delivery
Engineers who already know your environment watching it, responding when it matters, keeping cost visibility live via Umbrella. Flat 3% on AWS spend. AI-assisted triage. Response targets benchmarked to AWS Business level. Right for teams with internal engineering capability who want a specialist safety net.
MSP — Fully managed
VeUP runs the environment. Not advises. Not supports. Runs. SLA-backed, embedded, fully accountable for what ships and what works. Proactive monitoring, incident response, continuous engineering. Right for business-critical environments where the customer wants a team to own it entirely.
Seamless Integration
The most expensive thing in engineering is re-learning context someone else had.
Every time a delivery partner leaves and a new team takes over, there is a period of weeks or months where the new team is learning what the previous team knew. Incidents happen during that period. Architecture decisions get made without full context. The system degrades in ways nobody notices until something breaks.
Build+ removes that period entirely. The same engineers who built the system are the ones running it. There is no context to transfer because it was never lost.
Build+
Engineering in Residence