[ 00 ] · FORWARD-DEPLOYED ENGINEER · ON DEMAND
Deploy an engineer.
Not a chatbot.
Lever is a forward-deployed engineer you turn on in minutes. It embeds in your AWS, learns your stack, and ships verified outcomes — and it tells you when not to act. You pay only for what it delivers.
› How it works
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FIG. 01 — OPERATOR
LIVE · REV 0.1
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DEPLOYS INTO
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read-only to start · your KMS key · SOC 2 in progress
[ 01 ] · WHAT IT IS
The closed loop, run for you.
Not a feature list — a loop. Lever connects to your cloud, renders it as objects, ranks real risk, fixes with your approval, and learns your estate as it goes.
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[ 02 ] · ONE FINDING, START TO FIX
It shows the change before it runs.
CRIT
rds-prod-04
us-east-1 · 114743615680
Production database is publicly reachable — a 0.0.0.0/0 ingress rule on port 5432 with no allow-list.
WHY IT MATTERS
12,400 rows of customer PII reachable from the open internet. Highest blast radius in the estate.
RENDER-BEFORE-RUN · sg-0af · PROD
before
ingress 5432 ← 0.0.0.0/0
after
ingress 5432 ← 10.0.0.0/16 (vpc only)
reversible · 0 connections dropped
approve
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[ 03 ] · BUILD MODES
Rent the work, or keep it.
Ask the operator to build, and it scopes the job with you first. Then it either does the work and retracts like nothing happened — or builds a capability that stays and hands it to you.
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[ 04 ] · GOVERNANCE
Autonomy you can trust.
The operator is on a leash you set. It shows its work, waits for approval where it matters, and holds when it isn't sure.
[ 05 ] · HOW IT WORKS
Online in three steps.
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[ 06 ] · DEPLOYS INTO
One pattern, every cloud.
Always read-only to start. Short-lived credentials, scoped to what you grant, encrypted with your own key. Nothing is changed until you approve it.
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ACCESS MODEL
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[ 07 ] · NUMBERS
First run, measured.
Figures from a typical first connect — each one next to what it replaces.
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[ 08 ] · PRICING
Pay for verified outcomes.
No seats, no platform tax. A thin floor keeps the operator always-on; everything above it is billed per outcome Lever delivers and verifies. Three ways, by what it actually did.
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If the operator holds or abstains, you pay nothing.
We make money only when an outcome ships and verifies — our incentive is your result.
WHY OUTCOMES — VERSUS OTHER MODELS
PRICING MODEL
ALIGNED
RISK VALUE
COST VALUE
MARGIN AT SCALE
Outcome price decouples from compute cost — a verified fix is worth hundreds and costs pennies of inference — so margin holds in the 70s while revenue grows with what the operator does, not with seats.