Eight weeks until demo day? Investors asking what's live? We build fixed-scope MVPs that users can click and investors can fund, at a price that doesn't need the funding first. You own every line of code.
4-6
Weeks to a working product
$15k
Starting, fixed price
100%
Code ownership, day one
30d
Post-launch bug fixes
Featured work
An MVP is the smallest build that proves demand: one core flow, at production quality, in front of real users. Here's work that started exactly there. Metrics land once Dharmesh confirms them.
Proxy network infrastructure where the backend is the entire product. Distributed routing layer, connection pooling at the network edge, and usage metering accurate enough to bill on.
847
Approvals/wk
4
Systems live
What this is
An MVP is the smallest version of your product that can prove one thing: that people want it. Not a shrunken copy of the full vision, but one core flow built to production quality and put in front of real users. MVP development is for founders who need a signal before committing a year of runway, a working product to show investors, or a first version customers can pay for.
One core flow, live, with analytics wired in. If the idea fails, it fails in week five, not month nine.
4 weeks · from $15k
A clickable product with seeded data and a rehearsed flow. It carries the pitch further than ten more slides.
6 weeks · demo-grade
A V1 someone can pay for: auth, Stripe billing, onboarding, built on a stack that survives production.
6-8 weeks · revenue-ready
The six-week plan
01
A half-day session cuts the idea to the one flow that matters. You leave with a fixed price and a week-by-week plan.
02
Clickable wireframes of the core flow, built from patterns we've shipped before. Feedback lands on screens, not documents.
03
The app goes live on a real URL in week one. Every Friday you click through exactly what changed.
04
Real users in, funnel data out. We fix the two things that matter and write up what the data says.
05
Production deploy, documentation, and full code transfer. Then you iterate, harden, or take it in-house.
Live in six weeks, not six months
Built to test demand, not impress engineers
Live in six weeks, not six months
Built to test demand, not impress engineers
How MVP engagements begin
Most MVP engagements with us start in one of four shapes. If you see yourself below, we have a strong opinion about how the next six weeks go.
01
We plan backwards from the date. Week zero cuts everything that won't appear on stage. First deploy ships in week one, so by rehearsal week you're polishing the pitch, not praying over a build.
Typically ships
02
A working product changes the meeting. We ship two flows at production polish over eight at prototype quality, because one broken click ends a demo. By the pitch you're showing usage, not mockups.
Typically ships
03
Fixed scope, fixed price, the cut list in writing before the contract. Decisions arrive in plain language with the tradeoff attached. The repo is in your name from day one, so worst case you walk away owning everything.
Typically ships
04
The fix is deployment discipline, not more meetings. Our rule: if it isn't deployed, it doesn't exist. Scope is frozen in writing, so one more feature becomes a V2 list, not a delay. You own the code, so leaving costs nothing.
Typically ships
An honest filter
You're non-technical with a validated need. You need V1 shipped without burning your savings.
You have a date. Demo day, an investor meeting, a pilot customer. Fixed scope exists for deadlines.
You want a signal before a year's commitment. Test demand on weeks of budget, not quarters.
Your product needs rescuing. That's a hardening job. See MVP to Production
You need enterprise compliance day one. SOC2 and multi-region belong in SaaS Development
You want every feature in V1. A 20-feature first release isn't an MVP. We'll say so.
These are our super weapons that help us build a strong structure for your organization!
Tailwind CSS
Java Script
Kotlin
React
Swift
Flutter
NestJS
Django
Pricing tiers
Three fixed-scope starting points. Real number after a 20-minute call. The quote is final; scope changes become a V2 list, not an invoice.
Validation build
$15k
/ projectOne core flow, live for real users. Built for a signal, not a showcase.
Fundable MVP
$28k
/ projectDemo-grade polish with payments live. A product investors can click and customers can pay for.
Custom
Talk
For MVPs needing integrations, a mobile companion, or compliance groundwork early.
No surprises
Scoping session and the written cut list
Core flows, auth, database, and hosting setup
Analytics wired in and a production deploy
Documentation and full code transfer
30 days of post-launch bug fixes
Third-party usage fees (Stripe, email, SMS)
Hosting costs after handoff
A separate native mobile app
Features added beyond the agreed scope
Brand and design work beyond MVP polish
These are the words that keep us going even an extra mile!
The questions clients ask every time. Answered in full so you can make a confident decision.
Typically $10,000-$15,000 for a single-flow validation build, $25,000-$40,000 for a fundable MVP with payments and demo polish, and $50,000+ once integrations or a mobile app enter scope. The cost drivers are flow count, payment complexity, and integrations. Fixed scope means the quote is final.
For founders mid-scope
The cut is the hardest part of an MVP. This is the exercise we run in week zero, cost ranges attached.
One email, the PDF attached. No drip sequence, no sales follow-up.
TODO - Genuine PDF resource to be authored before going live
PDF - 6 pages
The MVP Scoping Worksheet - 2026
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