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Peko App Store Readiness Retainer (10-14 days)

A fixed-scope mobile compliance offer that runs Peko's 46-rule CLI lint and 326-rule interpretive audits against a client's iOS and Android builds, then hands back a prioritized remediation report mapped to App Store and Google Play policy. Time: 10-14 days.

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Peko App Store Readiness Retainer (10-14 days)

A fixed-scope mobile compliance offer that runs Peko's 46-rule CLI lint and 326-rule interpretive audits against a client's iOS and Android builds, then hands back a prioritized remediation report mapped to App Store and Google Play policy.

Prerequisites
  • Client provides a representative .ipa or .aab build plus Podfile.lock, Package.resolved, and gradle.lockfile for the same release
  • Agency has a Peko account on the Pro plan ($20/month, 10 interpretive audits) or Max plan for multi-client throughput
  • Access to the client's Info.plist, AndroidManifest, entitlements, and privacy manifests, or a signed build that contains them
  • GitHub repository access if the client wants the Peko GitHub Action wired into pull requests
  • A named client-side release owner who can answer project facts questions such as child-directed status and EU distribution
Execution Timeline
  • 1.Install the Peko CLI and run the free lint against the client's .ipa or .aab to confirm the binary, manifest, and SDK analysis surfaces findings
  • 2.Collect Podfile.lock, Package.resolved, and gradle.lockfile so third-party SDK coverage is complete
  • 3.Log the baseline count of mechanical rule hits across all 46 rules for the kickoff report
  • 1.Create a dedicated Peko project for the client and map their Info.plist, AndroidManifest, entitlements, and privacy manifests
  • 2.Complete the project facts form, including child-directed status and EU distribution flags
  • 3.Run the first full scan and sort findings by blocking, review, and passed status
  • 1.Spend one of the Pro plan's 10 monthly interpretive audits on the highest-risk build
  • 2.Read the 326 interpretive rules output against the client's actual code and separate true violations from noise
  • 3.Flag missing ATT prompts and undeclared data collection with the exact file and fix Peko reports
  • 1.Draft the prioritized remediation report, grouping fixes by blocking status first
  • 2.Map each finding to the specific App Store or Google Play policy clause it touches
  • 3.Send the draft to the client release owner for factual corrections before finalizing
  • 1.Wire the Peko GitHub Action into the client's repository so lint runs on pull requests
  • 2.Set the action to fail the check on blocking findings and warn on review findings
  • 3.Confirm the CI/CD pipeline catches violations before a build reaches submission
  • 1.Walk the client's engineers through the remediation report in a working session
  • 2.Have them apply fixes in a branch and re-run the Peko CLI to verify each blocking item clears
  • 3.Use Peko's rejection diagnosis on any prior rejection notices the client still has open
  • 1.Run a second interpretive audit on the patched build to confirm the 326-rule pass is clean
  • 2.Auto-populate the client's privacy form answers from Peko's dependency evidence
  • 3.Reconcile the privacy form against the manifest and SDK list one final time
  • 1.Prepare the submission packet: remediation report, privacy form answers, and CI configuration summary
  • 2.Document the blocking, review, and passed status of every finding for the client's records
  • 3.Schedule the post-submission check-in for the retainer handoff
  • 1.Hand the client a runbook for running Peko lint on every future release
  • 2.Set up rule database update notifications so the client sees new policy rules as they ship
  • 3.Confirm nothing leaves the client's machine on the free CLI tier, which matters for clients with source-code restrictions
  • 1.Deliver the final packet and close the engagement
  • 2.Pitch the monthly retainer: one interpretive audit per release cycle plus CI monitoring
  • 3.Log the engagement's audit consumption against the Pro plan's 10-audit monthly cap to size the retainer correctly
$1,500 fixed fee for the 10-day engagement, against $20/month for the Pro plan (10 interpretive audits) or the Max plan for agencies running several client builds at once10-14 days
ROI Logic

The Pro plan costs $20/month and covers 10 interpretive audits, so a single $1,500 readiness engagement pays for more than six years of the tool at that tier. The margin comes from the interpretive layer: the free CLI does the mechanical 46-rule pass, and the agency charges for reading the 326-rule audit output, mapping findings to policy clauses, and owning the remediation report. Agencies running three or more client builds a month should price the Max plan into the retainer rather than absorbing audit overages.

Deliverables
  • Peko scan report with every finding sorted by blocking, review, and passed status
  • Prioritized remediation report mapping each violation to the App Store or Google Play policy clause it touches
  • Privacy form answers auto-populated from Peko's dependency evidence and reconciled against the manifest
  • GitHub Action configuration that runs Peko lint on pull requests and fails on blocking findings
  • Release runbook covering Peko CLI usage, rule database updates, and the monthly interpretive audit cadence
Definition of Done

The client's build passes a clean Peko interpretive audit with zero blocking findings, the GitHub Action is live on pull requests, and the privacy form answers match the manifest and SDK list.

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