Peko Two-Tier Margin Split
Peko's pricing splits cleanly into a free tier (unlimited CLI and GitHub Action lint runs, 46 mechanical rules compiled into the binary, nothing leaves the machine) and a paid tier (Pro at $20 monthly for 10 interpretive audits and 326 rules read against code, plus privacy form answers).
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What is Peko Two-Tier Margin Split?
“Free 46-rule lint → paid 326-rule interpretive audit”
Peko's pricing splits cleanly into a free tier (unlimited CLI and GitHub Action lint runs, 46 mechanical rules compiled into the binary, nothing leaves the machine) and a paid tier (Pro at $20 monthly for 10 interpretive audits and 326 rules read against code, plus privacy form answers). For agencies, that split is a margin map. Run the free lint on every client build as a loss leader: it costs nothing per run and surfaces findings you can quote on. Reserve the $20 Pro audits for builds where a rejection would cost the client two weeks of delay, then bill the remediation work at your own rate. A single client with three apps under active release can absorb one Pro seat across all three, so the $20 sits inside a retainer rather than on top of it. The trap is selling the lint as the deliverable; the lint is the door, the interpretive audit is the product.
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- StrategyWhy Peko Turns App Store Rejections Into Agency Retainer Revenue
- Evaluation RuleWhen to Adopt Peko: Agencies Shipping Frequent iOS and Android Client Builds
- Decision FrameworkPeko: Buy vs Skip (Mobile App Agency Compliance Retainers)
- Failure PatternThe Peko Free-Tier Trap: Why Agencies Fail to Convert Lint Runs Into Retainers
- Implementation BlueprintPeko App Store Readiness Retainer (10-14 days)
- Operating ProcedurePeko Client Workspace Setup (Onboarding)