We give startups a clear, unfiltered look at their software. You’ll know what works,
what resists growth, and where change makes sense.
Whether you’re preparing for funding, a launch, or a market move, an audit helps you understand what your software can handle and where it needs to change.
Audits help surface hidden dependencies, fragile areas, and scaling limits before more users, data, or team members expose them the hard way.
Instead of spreading effort thin, you get a prioritized list of what truly needs fixing now and what can wait without slowing growth.
Clear technical insights and documented findings make conversations during due diligence, partnerships, or M&A more grounded and less defensive.
For internal systems, audits reduce friction as teams expand, helping tools evolve with the company rather than becoming silent blockers.
By addressing structural issues early, startups avoid piling fixes on top of fragile foundations and paying for it repeatedly later.
Audits reduce the risk of pushing new features onto unstable ground, sparing your brand from customer frustration from the very start.
Our startup audit services help you assess where your software stands today and
what should be addressed next.
A startup audit is the process of checking a startup software product or internal systems in terms of code quality, performance, stability, security, compliance, architecture design, UX/UI, etc.
In simple terms, a startup audit company makes sure that your startup’s product or systems it relies on are designed well, work well, and are protected well — in other words, has everything it needs for your startup to thrive.
Speed is the lifeblood of many startups, but speed can erode quality, which can result in poor scalability, security, performance, etc. and become critical down the line.
A software audit helps uncover the technical issues resulting from shortcuts taken to shorten time-to-market. An audit gives founders and teams a clear view of what’s working, what’s fragile, and what needs attention before growth, funding, or user trust are at stake.
What your startup audit will include depends on your goals. Why are you reviewing your software in the first place? And what software are you reviewing: your product, internal systems, third-party software integrated with your system, or all three together?
At DevCom, we can check your solution’s source code quality, performance, security, and regulatory compliance, architecture, infrastructure, and development workflows powering its evolution.
Whatever your audit goals and focus, you get a comprehensive report with all the findings and the next steps.
A startup audit makes sense whenever your product or internal systems are about to face change or pressure, such as funding, a product launch, market expansion, data migration, or an acquisition.
Audits are also valuable when it becomes challenging and/or expensive to update your product or internal system, it is slow or breaks down often, users increasingly leave, or employees complain (if it's an internal solution), or security breaches take place.
In short, if technical uncertainty can affect growth or trust, it’s the right time for an audit.
The process usually takes between a few days and a few weeks.
The duration depends on your requirements, the scope and complexity of systems in question, whether all the documentation and accesses to the needed systems are available, etc.
Same as with the duration. The price is unique and is based on your case.
But no worries: we’ll provide the estimate before looking into your code, so you can plan your budget without any problem.
Provide as much clarity as you can. Outline challenges your company is facing, define goals, and be specific about upcoming plans such as funding, launches, or scaling.
Make sure documentation, access credentials, setup overviews, and more are in place, and be open about shortcuts taken during rapid development.
The more context you share, the more practical and focused the audit results will be.
Tell us about your product or internal systems, and we’ll help you define the right audit scope and next steps.