Common problems
- +The first release has no defensible boundary
- +Architecture decisions are blocking implementation
- +A prototype needs production-minded structure before launch
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MVP development
MVP development for a focused first release
MVP development for founders: turn a defined user need into a working product, with a one-week pilot, transparent sprint pricing, and a maintainable architecture.
Best for: Founders and small teams that need a working product slice, not an open-ended prototype or a speculative platform clone.
What we build
- +Web application MVPs
- +Focused product and portal releases
- +One feature slice for an existing product
- +Discovery, architecture, and prioritized delivery backlogs
Typical deliverables
- +Requirements and MVP boundary
- +Production-ready application workflows
- +Staging and acceptance testing
- +Architecture and handoff documentation
Buying paths
Clear starting points, followed by a written scope
Launch or Automation Sprint
from $3,500.00
One bounded workflow, dashboard slice, MVP feature, creator tool, or focused integration.
- + Scope review and implementation plan
- + Production-ready scoped deliverable
- + QA and handoff documentation
- + 14-calendar-day correction window for reproducible in-scope defects
Growth Internal Tool or MVP
from $25,000.00
Multi-workflow application with staging and acceptance testing.
- + Multi-workflow application
- + Staging
- + Acceptance testing and handoff
Prices are in USD, from the published pricing policy or its standard fallback. A sprint covers a bounded deliverable; it is not a promise to finish an entire application in one week. The written quote controls scope, assumptions, support, and final price.
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Your first project
One week. Clear deliverables. A repo you keep.
For your first project, we agree a one-week sprint, written deliverables, acceptance criteria, and a fixed quote before work starts. If the delivered code does not meet those agreed criteria, you pay nothing and keep the project repository.
- 01
Agree the scope and acceptance criteria
- 02
Build and review the working code
- 03
Accept and pay, or keep the repo at no charge
No payment is due before acceptance. The written pilot agreement records the review process, handoff, and ownership; existing third-party and open-source licenses still apply. Any optional third-party costs require your agreement before work starts. Additional scope needs a separate quote.