Stuck in a loop where Cursor keeps “fixing” the same bug? We’ll actually fix it, for a flat fee.

Built with Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, Replit or v0? Tell us what’s broken. You get the fix as a change you approve before it touches your app. Pull request delivered within 96 hours of a complete order (weekends and US holidays excluded), or 20% back. And if we can’t fix it, you get your money back. (conditions apply)

Flat prices from $49. You only pay after we’ve looked at your problem and confirmed we can take it.

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How it works

1

Describe the problem.

Fill out a short form: your repo link, what’s going wrong, what should happen instead, and any error messages. It’s free, and you don’t pay anything yet.

2

We confirm the tier. You pay.

We review your request and email you the tier that fits, with a secure payment link. If it isn’t a good fit for us, we’ll tell you, and you’re never charged.

3

Get the fix.

Within 96 hours of a complete order (weekends and US holidays don’t count), you get the fix as a change you approve, with a plain-English explanation of what was wrong and how to test it. Nothing touches your live app unless you approve it. (On GitHub, this is called a “pull request.”)

Simple, flat pricing

Quick

$49
Money-back guaranteeDelivered in 96h or 20% back
Best for

One clear bug or one build/deploy error

What’s included
  • The fix, as a change you approve before it touches your app
  • A plain-English note: what was wrong, what we changed, how to test it
  • Your money back if it isn’t fixed
Start with Quick

Standard

$99
Money-back guaranteeDelivered in 96h or 20% back
Best for

Up to 3 related issues, or one harder bug (sign-in, database or payments code in your repo)

What’s included
  • Everything in Quick
  • A basic automated test for the fix, where possible
  • A partial refund for any issue we don’t fix (or your full money back)
Start with Standard

Full

$149
Money-back guaranteeDelivered in 96h or 20% back
Best for

An app that won’t run end to end

What’s included
  • Everything in Standard
  • Your app running end to end
  • A short health report: security concerns we noticed and suggested next steps
Start with Full

Every button starts with the same short form. You pay only after we confirm the tier by email. Not sure which tier? Describe the problem and we’ll recommend one.

See a real fix

Here’s what you get back with every fix.

Example (illustrative)

A made-up example to show the format of our explanation. Not a real customer.

What was wrong

After signing in, the app sent you straight back to the sign-in page. The page that checks whether you’re signed in ran before the sign-in had finished saving, so it always thought you were signed out.

What we changed

We made that check wait until sign-in finishes, and only send people to the sign-in page if they really aren’t signed in. Two files changed. Nothing else in your app was touched.

How to test

  1. Open the app in a private browser window.
  2. Sign in with a test account.
  3. You should land on your dashboard and stay there after refreshing the page.

Real demo fixes

Two demo fixes we ran on copies of public open-source apps, so you can see how we work. These are demos, not customer orders.

Category counts vanished after one click

Public repo: majicmaj/awesome-selfhosted-ui (MIT licence) · an app with Bolt project files in its repo

Demo fix on our own copy; not submitted upstream; not endorsed by the owner.

Category list with dashes instead of counts after clicking Automation
Before
Category list keeping its counts after clicking Automation
After

What we fixed: Clicking one category in the list made the numbers beside every other category turn into dashes. The numbers were being counted from a list that had already been narrowed to the clicked category. They now stay put, and only the results on the right change.

Demo-pace time on a controlled run: about 2 min 47 s.

Small, easy bug. This is not a promise of how long your order will take. Run on Oct 14, 2026.

“Upload failed: Network response was not ok”

Public repo: kyryl-opens-ml/no-ocr (Apache-2.0 licence) · an app with Bolt project files in its repo

Demo fix on our own copy; not submitted upstream; not endorsed by the owner.

Create Case form showing only a vague network error
Before
Create Case form showing a clear message about the space in the case name
After

What we fixed: The app showed a vague network error when a case name was rejected. The real reason was a space in the name (“car pdf”), which the server doesn’t accept. We clarified the error message so it now says what’s wrong and how to fix it, and added a hint under the field. We did not change the rule: spaces are still not allowed.

Demo-pace time on a controlled run: about 4 min 22 s.

Medium bug. This is not a promise of how long your order will take. Run on Oct 14, 2026.

The times above are from small bugs on a controlled run, not our delivery promise. Our delivery commitment for your order is in the Terms and Refund Policy.

Fixed, or your money back. Late, and 20% back.

Money-back guarantee: if we don’t fix the issue you described in your request, you get your money back. Just reply within 7 days of the email telling you the fix is ready. If an order with several issues is only partly fixed, you can choose a full refund or keep the fixes and get money back for each unfixed issue.

96-hour guarantee: we deliver within 96 hours of a complete order, or we refund 20% of the price. The clock starts once you’ve paid, our access to your repo works, and we have what we need to reproduce the problem. Weekends, US holidays, and time spent waiting on missing information pause the clock.

New problems and feature requests aren’t covered by the original order, but we’re happy to quote them separately. (conditions apply) See the Refund Policy.

FAQ

What kinds of problems can you fix?

Things like builds that fail, deploys that break, bugs in the sign-in or database code in your repo, environment variable and API key configuration problems, and bugs your AI tool keeps “fixing” without actually fixing. If your request doesn’t fit, we’ll tell you before you pay.

When do I pay?

Only after we’ve reviewed your request. We email you the tier that fits and a secure Stripe payment link. If your job isn’t a good fit, we tell you and you pay nothing.

How fast is it?

Within 96 hours of a complete order, or 20% back. The clock starts when you’ve paid, our access to your repo works, and we have what we need to reproduce the problem. Weekends, US holidays, and time waiting on missing information don’t count. (conditions apply)

Do I have to give you my passwords or API keys?

No. Never send us passwords, API keys, or your .env file. We work without your secrets. If your app needs keys to run, a .env.example file listing the variable names (with no values) is enough.

How do you get access to my code?

After you pay, you give us access to just the one repository: by installing our GitHub App on that repo only (it asks for the minimum permissions needed to read the code and propose the fix), or by adding our bot account as a collaborator. Never make a private repo public, even briefly, to give us access. You can remove access at any time.

Will you change my live app?

No. The fix comes to you as a proposed change that you review and approve (on GitHub, a “pull request”). Nothing is added to your code or deployed unless you approve it yourself.

What happens to my code afterward?

We delete the copies of your code we control within 30 days of delivery (we keep them only long enough to handle any refund request). Our AI providers are contractually barred from training on your code, and may briefly retain data for abuse detection under their own policies. Any copies our providers keep are governed by their policies, not our 30-day promise. We name each provider in the Privacy Policy.

Is a person or an AI doing the work?

Mostly AI. Automated AI tools do most of the diagnosis and fixing. If the automated process can’t resolve your issue, it’s escalated to a person. Not every change is reviewed by a person, which is why every fix comes to you for approval first. If we can’t fix it, you get a refund. (conditions apply)

Stop fighting the same bug.

Tell us what’s broken. You’ll know the price before you pay, you only pay once we confirm we can take it, and if it doesn’t get fixed, you get your money back. (conditions apply)

aiRepoFix is an independent service that fixes bugs in the code in your own GitHub repository and delivers a pull request; it is not technical support for Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0 or any other platform mentioned on this page.

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