Wrong Architecture Decisions Cost Millions
Choosing the wrong tech stack, skipping compliance from day one, or over-engineering an MVP burns runway faster than anything else. We've seen startups spend $150K on a codebase that had to be thrown away because nobody with experience made the early calls. A fractional CTO prevents that. Every architecture decision is informed by 10+ years of shipping regulated software, not by whatever the latest Hacker News thread recommends.