Software delivery for SaaS B2B teams

TELAR — Your backlog, shipped.

Turn stalled software tasks into production-ready releases.

For CTOs and founders carrying a backlog of bounded work that keeps slipping behind the next roadmap priority.

SaaS B2B is the focus. Fintech and healthtech requests are reviewed for scope and feasibility too.

Ticket workflow

Review before work

Input

Jira / Linear / GitHub

Delivery flow

  1. 01Scope
  2. 02Code
  3. 03Tests
  4. 04PR / Release

The backlog problem

Important work gets postponed when the roadmap moves on.

Persistent bugs, integrations and small product improvements can stay open because the team is focused on larger commitments. Telar gives one bounded ticket a clear scope, an implementation path and a delivery handoff.

Each request is reviewed for scope and feasibility before any work is accepted.

How it works

Send a ticket. We scope it. We ship it.

01

Send a ticket

Share the problem, the stack and the outcome you need through the Pilot form.

02

We scope it

We review feasibility, boundaries and the handoff before deciding whether to accept it.

03

We ship it

Accepted work is delivered with code, tests and a handoff as a PR or release.

Workflow

Jira / Linear / GitHub → Telar → Scope → Code → Tests → PR / Release

Examples of bounded work

One clear task at a time.

These are examples of request types, not customer cases or promised outcomes.

  • API integrations
  • persistent bugs
  • small/medium features
  • internal automations
  • migrations
  • bounded refactors
  • Stripe integrations
  • webhooks
  • internal dashboards
  • backend improvements

From Pilot to ongoing work

Start with one reviewed ticket.

Founding Pilot

Limited availability

Some selected prospects may be offered a Pilot at no cost during the initial phase. Each request is reviewed before acceptance; this is not a permanent free service.

Submit a ticket

Sprint · provisional

$1,500/month

Bounded work delivered with code, tests and handoff as a PR or release. One accepted ticket active at a time is the provisional limit; scope and cadence need confirmation.

Sprint follows a human scope review; no unlimited capacity is included.

Ops

A next stage

Ops is a later stage in Telar’s roadmap. Its scope and terms will be defined before it is offered.

Next step

Put one stalled task up for review.

Tell us what is blocked. We will review the scope and feasibility before deciding whether to accept it.