Every MVP starts as a long wish list. In a short scoping workshop we pin down the target user, the riskiest assumption and the one job the product must do to test it.
MVP development: a real product in front of real users this quarter.
We help founders cut an idea down to the version that proves demand, then build it properly - fixed price, weekly demos, and a codebase you can keep growing instead of rewriting.
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At a glance
- Starting price
- From $15k
- Typical first release
- 6–10 weeks
- Pricing model
- Fixed price per scope
- You own
- Code, data & accounts
- Free 30-minute consultation
- Written scope before any work
- Working demo every week
- 30 days of support after launch
An MVP isn't a cheap version of your full product. It's the smallest thing that answers your riskiest question: will this customer pay for this outcome? Everything that doesn't help answer that waits for version two.
We run a short scoping workshop, cut the feature list with you (usually by half), and build the result on the same stack we'd use for a scaled product - so success doesn't trigger a rebuild.
From a long wish list to an MVP real users can try, without building everything.
Watch an idea's feature list get cut to the one job the product must do, tested as a prototype, built in weekly demos and launched with analytics. Scroll through it, or switch the scope to see what cutting features changes.
Features that don't help answer that question wait for version two, which usually cuts the list roughly in half. The screens, stack and launch checklist are then fixed at a fixed price.
Before any code, a clickable prototype goes in front of 5-10 target users. Whatever confuses them gets fixed while it is still cheap to change.
You see working software every week, built on the same stack we'd use at scale, so success doesn't trigger a rebuild. Scope trade-offs are discussed openly, never made silently.
It launches with payments, analytics and error monitoring in place. What real users actually do, not opinions, decides what goes into the next short sprint.
MVP Development: what it looks like in practice.
Web MVPs
Browser-based products for B2B tools, marketplaces and dashboards - fastest to ship and iterate.
Mobile MVPs
iOS and Android from one codebase when the product only makes sense on a phone. See mobile app development.
SaaS MVPs
Workspaces, subscriptions and the one workflow that sells. See SaaS development.
AI-powered MVPs
Products built around an AI capability, with evaluation baked in so you know it works on real inputs.
Concierge & internal MVPs
Sometimes the right first build is a tool for you to deliver the service manually and learn fast. We'll tell you when.
Post-launch iteration
Analytics from day one, then short sprints driven by what users actually do.
What it costs, in real numbers.
MVP budgets depend on platform and the one workflow you're proving. Typical ranges:
Web or mobile MVP
From $15k
Accounts, the core workflow, basic admin and analytics - ready for first users.
6–10 weeks
SaaS MVP
From $20k
Adds workspaces, subscription billing and onboarding so you can charge from day one.
8–14 weeks
MVP + first iteration
$30k–$60k
MVP plus a post-launch sprint to act on what the first 50–100 users tell you.
3–4 months
From first call to launch, no surprises.
A written scope and a fixed price before any work starts, a working demo every week, and a clean handoff at the end.
- Step 011 week
Scoping workshop
Riskiest assumption, target user, the one job the MVP must do - and everything we'll deliberately leave out.
- Step 022–3 days
Fixed-price plan
Screens, stack, launch checklist and a fixed price. Founders know exactly what launch costs.
- Step 031–2 weeks
Prototype & test
Clickable prototype in front of 5–10 target users before building.
- Step 044–8 weeks
Build fast, demo weekly
Working software every week; scope trade-offs discussed openly, never silently.
- Step 051 week
Launch & learn
Launch, analytics review and a prioritized backlog for version two.
Proven technology, your accounts.
Technology we use
- Build
- ReactNext.jsReact NativeTypeScriptNode.jsPostgreSQL
- Launch
- StripeProduct analyticsError monitoringVercel / AWS
An honest fit check.
A strong fit if…
- You can name the first customer segment and the problem they pay to solve.
- You're willing to cut features to launch faster.
- You want to keep the code if it works, not throw it away.
Probably not the right move if…
- You need investors to see a finished product - an MVP won't look like one.
- The idea hasn't been discussed with a single potential customer yet.
Software our team built and runs.
We don't just build for clients - we operate our own SaaS products in production, so we design for the unglamorous parts: billing, support, uptime and change.
Construction ERP · SaaS
Smart Construction
A cloud ERP for contractors and builders - estimating, projects, billing, labour, procurement, site diaries and an AI copilot.
- Estimating & bills of quantities
- Projects & portfolio
- Billing with retention
- Labour & payroll
MVP Development: questions buyers ask.
How much does an MVP cost?
Our web and mobile MVPs start around $15k and SaaS MVPs around $20k. An MVP plus a first post-launch iteration typically runs $30k–$60k.
How fast can you build an MVP?
Most MVPs launch in 6–10 weeks after a one-week scoping workshop; SaaS MVPs with billing take 8–14 weeks.
Will we need to rebuild it later?
Not if it works - we build MVPs on the same stack we'd use to scale, so you extend it rather than replace it.
Can you help us decide what to cut?
That's the point of the scoping workshop. Most feature lists shrink by about half, and the product gets sharper.
Do you take equity instead of cash?
No - we work on fixed-price projects so incentives stay simple and you keep your cap table clean.
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