One-time
Boot
Setting Max up on your project.
€2,000excl. VAT
Included
- VTS Factory set to your conventions
- Connection to your tools
- Custom risk rules
So Max codes like your team, from the very first ticket.
Max, the VTS OS development agent, takes on your tickets, from bugs to small enhancements, right in your environment. More work moves forward, and your team stays in control of what goes to production.

Clients
Every ticket follows the same path, from your issue tracker to production.
From your issue tracker, as with a colleague.
He codes to your rules and passes your tests.
If the risk is low, Max merges it himself.
Thirty minutes to see what Max can take on for your team.
Backend, frontend, mobile, CMS: Max works on your applications’ code, in an environment prepared for your project at setup.
And many more. We check your project’s compatibility with you at setup.
More development capacity, in your existing environment, without losing control: more requests move forward, without waiting on your developers’ availability.
Tickets from your backlog are handled by Max, then reviewed and approved by your team.
Fixes, adjustments, small enhancements: eligible tickets move forward in your stack, alongside your team’s work.
Eligible tasks no longer pile up waiting for a slot in the schedule: they flow through as they come.
A spike in requests is absorbed by adjusting Max, not by reorganizing your team.
Architecture, trade-offs, complex topics, validation: the work where their judgment makes the difference.
A year of Max, in the style of GitHub contributions: every day of every week is active, weekends included.
Max works in your development environment, from the cloud. VTS sets him up and keeps him running, so your teams can focus on the product, the architecture and the technical decisions.
Without MaxIt waits for a developer to free up.
With MaxMax picks it up as soon as it’s assigned.
Without MaxIt waits for a slot in the schedule.
With MaxThe business team assigns it to Max.
Without MaxOne developer writes, another reviews.
With MaxMax prepares it, a developer reviews it.
Without MaxScattered across small tasks.
With MaxFocused on core work.
In-house team, agency or both: Max joins without replacing anything, and you choose what he takes on.
Your developers hand Max the well-defined, repetitive tickets, and keep design, technical choices and validation.
Your contractor keeps its role, or relies on Max to deliver the projects it maintains faster.
In-house and external on the same repository: Max fits into the same review process, whoever the reviewer is.
Boot to get started. Run covers Max’s day-to-day work; when demand exceeds the plan, Boost takes over, always under the monthly cap set with you.
One-time
Setting Max up on your project.
€2,000excl. VAT
Included
So Max codes like your team, from the very first ticket.
Monthly
Max works on your project continuously.
€1,000excl. VAT per month
Included
So your tickets move forward every month, around the clock.
Pay as you go
If Max goes beyond the plan’s limits.
€25excl. VAT per million tokens
Billing
To absorb a spike in tickets, without changing plans.
A 30-minute call, then setup on your project.
No developer to review? A VTS engineer approves the changes that need a human eye, at the pace of your ticket volume. Pricing depends on that volume.
No. Max takes on well-defined, specific tickets: bugs, adjustments, small enhancements. Your developers keep design, technical choices and the validation of what goes to production.
Yes, with either or both. Max starts from your issue tracker and delivers his changes as pull requests on your repository: review follows your usual process, whoever the reviewers are.
No. Max works in your issue tracker and on your Git repository, with your code as it is. At setup, we prepare the isolated environment where he runs your project and its tests. We check your issue tracker and your stack together from the very first call.
Yes. At setup, we install VTS Factory on your project: our engineering framework turns your conventions and standards into rules Max applies to every ticket. His changes then go through your tests.
Every change arrives as a pull request, with its tests. Its risk level is computed on the change itself, never on the agent’s opinion: a sensitive change, such as the database, payments or authentication, is always reviewed by a developer. A low-risk change, covered by independent tests, can be merged by Max, if you allow it and once he has proven himself on your project.
That’s not a problem. As an option, a VTS full-stack engineer takes on that role: they review and approve the changes that need a human eye, at the pace of your ticket volume.
Max works in an isolated environment, recreated for each ticket. He has no access to your servers or your databases, and never pushes code directly to a branch: everything goes through a pull request. In your issue tracker, his account only has the rights it needs: read, comment, label and move tickets forward. How your data is processed is set out in the contract.
Yes. Max only works on the tickets you explicitly assign to him, project by project. At first, every change is reviewed by a human; autonomy opens up later, once Max has proven himself. You can pause him at any time.
Boot, the setup, costs €2,000 excl. VAT. Run, the subscription, starts at €1,000 excl. VAT per month, with €100 of tokens included. Beyond that, Boost bills tokens as you use them, at €25 excl. VAT per million, up to a monthly cap set with you.
See what Max can take on in your organization: thirty minutes to go through your tickets together.