Emergency Ruby on Rails Support

Short-term emergency support for your Rails app

Do you need emergency help for your Ruby on Rails application? Do you need an experienced Rails engineer to solve a one-off issue for an application you depend on? Our emergency support service is here for just that.

Schedule a 25-minute discussion about your project.

Pricing

Our rate for emergency Ruby on Rails support is $1200 flat-rate for the first four hours of support. Beyond four hours, the rate is $275/hour. The minimum engagement for emergency support is four hours, which is billed up front. We will inform our primary contact at your company if time is needed beyond the initial four-hour engagement, and get approval for further work.

What's included?

An experienced Senior-level Ruby on Rails Engineer will be assigned to your project to provide emergency support. This engineer will communicate quickly and thoroughly to resolve your emergency support issue.

Ready to get started?

When you’re ready, please fill out the form on this page. We will schedule a video call as soon as possible to gather details about your application, including screen sharing if necessary. Once we receive payment information for the first four hours of support, we will move forward on resolving your most urgent needs. To move as quickly as possible, make sure someone on your team is available to introduce our team to your problem. We'll work through the steps toward a resolution, together.

What Clients Say About About Us

Maz Jadallah, CEO at AlphaClone

"If you're lucky enough to hire Planet Argon - don't hesitate. "Make it Happen!" is their motto - and believe me - they do."

Kate Gardner, Associate Web Producer at Contiki Holidays

"Highly recommended. These guys are quick, responsive, proactive and know their stuff."

Marsh Meyers, Education Manager at Oregon Coast Aquarium

"[The Discovery workshop] got our staff thinking a little more like web designers, I think. In other words, we got into a mindset closer to yours as you got into a mindset closer to ours."

Zachary O'Connor, Digital Media Specialist at Applegate

" Their ability to problem-solve, communicate effectively and willingness to teach has been amazing and very much appreciated."

Adrian Mowat, Head of Engineering at Newspaper Club

"Adding a new unknown partner into the mix for a Rails upgrade is a bit of a risk, and we were worried we might be writing a blank check for no return. However, we actually felt very much in control throughout the project...The project was done quickly and effectively."