Find the actual break.
Reproduce the issue, trace the destination, and write acceptance checks. If the repair needs wider work, you get the diagnosis and a clear next step.
For agencies and founders approaching handoff
The last mile
deserves a
real test.
Your website looks ready. Does the inquiry actually arrive? Does the payment complete? Does the email land? We trace one journey, fix the agreed gaps, and give you the evidence to hand it over.
ONE JOURNEY · WRITTEN SCOPE · $500 PILOT — FIRST THREE CLIENTS
A useful, bounded engagement
One journey.
A clear finish.
Start with one existing journey — an inquiry, quote or demo request, a checkout or wallet payment, or a delivery email — on an existing JavaScript, TypeScript or React site, or an existing storefront when that is the broken path. The destination and access must already exist.
How the work gets done
Founder-led product review with AI-assisted implementation and testing. Your technical owner reviews every code change and authorizes the production release.
Agree what “finished” means.
Up to three existing pages, one destination integration, and up to three agreed defects. Your quote names the exact work, delivery date and payment milestones.
Make handoff easy to judge.
Desktop and mobile evidence, destination confirmation, a change summary and one acceptance retest. You own the code and the evidence.
You judge the delivery.
Completion is due only when every written check passes and you accept the delivery. Silence is not acceptance — the milestone waits for your explicit sign-off.
In scopeTHE FINISH
- One existing journey: inquiry, quote or demo form, checkout, wallet payment, or email-to-destination
- Up to three agreed defects, across up to three existing pages
- One existing destination, confirmed with a real record
- Written acceptance checks agreed before repair work
- Desktop ≥1024px and mobile ≤600px evidence
- One acceptance retest and a 14-day correction window
Out of scopeNOT THIS ENGAGEMENT
- Rebuilds, redesigns, new features, new pages
- New authentication, billing systems or integrations
- Creating a destination that does not exist yet
- Urgent production incidents or ongoing support
- Revenue, conversion or performance guarantees
- Projects with no technical owner to review changes
On the record
The problem is measured.
By other people.
No invented case studies here. These are published independent benchmarks — the documented context that a small, bounded repair sits inside.
FIG. 01CARTS
70.22%
Average documented online cart abandonment rate, across a meta-analysis of 50 studies.
SOURCE: BAYMARD INSTITUTE — UPDATED SEP 2025
FIG. 02ERRORS
17%
Of abandoning US shoppers cite a website that had errors or crashed. Another 17% cite a checkout that was too long or complicated.
SOURCE: BAYMARD INSTITUTE — 2025
FIG. 03FORMS
~34%
Of people who start an online form never submit it, across 93 million tracked sessions.
SOURCE: ZUKO BENCHMARKING — 2025
Payment journeys: businesses using recovery tooling recover about 55% of failed payments on average — Stripe, 2025. Benchmarks describe populations, not your site. The worksheet below runs your own numbers.
The returns worksheet
What is one finished
journey worth?
No paid Product Finish engagement has been delivered yet, so there is no measured client lift to quote. Instead: published benchmarks as defaults, your numbers as inputs, and the math in plain sight.
Your numbers
Visitors who genuinely start the journey — carts begun, forms started, checkouts opened.
17% of abandoning shoppers cite site errors or crashes (Baymard, 2025). People who start forms abandon at ~34% (Zuko, 2025). Your defect’s real rate comes from your own analytics.
Average order value, or what one qualified inquiry is worth to you.
The arithmetic
400 × 17% × $120
$8,160
passes through the defective segment each month at these inputs — the pool a bounded repair works on.
5 completions
recovered — ever — covers the $500 pilot in full. $500 ÷ $120 per completion.
Illustration, not a forecast and not a guarantee. Defaults cite the published sources above; every input is yours to change. Raqzor has measured no client outcomes, and a repair is never promised to recover revenue — only to pass its written checks.
Published pilot price
One price.
In writing.
Product Finish is taking its first pilot clients, and the price reflects that. The written scope names the exact work before anything is paid.
The price covers a bounded, inspectable finish: the diagnosis, repair of up to three agreed defects across up to three existing pages and one existing destination, desktop and mobile evidence, destination confirmation, handoff, one retest and a 14-day correction period. It does not buy revenue or conversion gains, ongoing support, new features, or work outside the written scope.
See the method before you hire
A success message
is only the beginning.
The interactive demo writes a synthetic request to a dedicated test database and reads the receipt back. Try a failed destination and a duplicate retry yourself.
This is a controlled demonstration, not a client case study or evidence of revenue gains. It does not test email delivery or a third-party CRM.
Open the demoStart with a free audit
Show us the
unfinished part.
Send the page, what should happen, and what happens instead. We reply to say whether the project fits, what details are missing, and a written fixed quote for a diagnosis or a bounded repair.
There’s no charge for the audit. Paid diagnosis and repair begin only after you accept the written scope.
A free audit is a review from the outside: no code or account access, no reproduction inside your systems, no credentialed destination checks, no fix, no score, and no full-site, SEO, performance or accessibility review. It does not promise a repair is possible before diagnosis.
Best fit: existing JavaScript, TypeScript or React sites with an owner or developer available to review changes. Storefront checkout, payment and email journeys fit when the destination already exists. Full rebuilds, new authentication, billing systems and urgent production incidents need a different engagement.
Q.01What does Product Finish cost?
The pilot price is $500 for the first three clients: $150 for the diagnosis, $350 on accepted completion of the repair. Before anything is paid, the written scope names the included pages, the destination, the acceptance checks, timing and the payment milestones. Work outside the bounded finish receives a separate quote.
Q.02What does the free audit include?
You send one page or URL, what should happen, and what happens instead. We reply with whether it fits, what details are missing, and a written fixed quote for a diagnosis or a bounded repair. The audit is a review from the outside: no access, no fix, no score, no full-site review — and no promise that a repair is possible before diagnosis.
Q.03What if the issue needs more work?
We identify that before agreeing to the repair. A paid diagnosis remains a useful report. If an accepted repair cannot meet its written checks, its completion milestone is not charged; an already-paid completion milestone is refunded. The diagnosis fee still covers the delivered report.
Q.04What happens after delivery?
Your engagement includes one acceptance retest and a 14-day correction period for defects in the delivered work under the same scope and environment. Ongoing support, new features and unrelated issues are quoted separately.
Q.05Can an agency use the evidence at client handoff?
Yes. The report includes the tested revision and environment, the agreed checks, what passed, and any acknowledged limitations. Your technical owner reviews code changes and authorizes the production release.
Q.06Has Product Finish delivered client results?
Not yet — no paid Product Finish engagement has been delivered, which is why the pilot price exists. The demo on this site is a synthetic method demonstration, not a client result. The return estimates on this page are clearly labeled illustrations built from published industry benchmarks and your own inputs, not measurements of Raqzor client work — and never a guarantee.