A line-by-line look at what AWS and Azure actually cost a SaaS in 2026, why the bill scales with your success, and the honest economics of moving to Hetzner.
How the twelve-layer system maps to GDPR, DORA, NIS2, and SOC2 — with the audit artifacts each layer produces as a side effect of normal development.
Our real production setup, published: the hook roster, five subagents with model tiers, eight MCP servers, and the machinery that makes agent output shippable.
In-house, offshore, or AI-augmented boutique — real 2026 cost ranges for building a .NET SaaS, itemized down to the 23 features every product needs first.
The complete math behind our sprint pricing — what two weeks contains, why fixed-per-sprint beats both T&M and fixed-bid, and when it's the wrong model.
The complete guardrail stack for running coding agents on production C# — twelve mechanisms, ordered as a maturity model, each with the config that makes it real.
AI agents amplify whole-program reasoning, and only a monolith gives them a whole program. The engineering case for the unfashionable architecture.
