MVPbuilds
A first product real customers can use and pay for, in weeks, built to keep growing.
What you get
You have the problem, the customers and a date that matters. We scope the smallest version worth paying for and ship it with sign-in, billing and analytics, so the first person who sees it can also pay for it.
Small scope does not mean fragile. Senior engineers own the architecture, the security and every release, with AI on the team, which is why weeks are enough.
Delivered in your repository, in your name
- A written scope with a fixed price and dates
- The product in production, with sign-in, billing and admin
- A landing page, analytics and the basics of a launch
- A roadmap for version two, based on what version one taught you
- Code, infrastructure and accounts in your name
Good for
A startup or business with a clear problem and no engineering team for it yet
A company launching a new product beside its main business
Getting paying customers before hiring engineers
Replacing a prototype that investors or customers have already seen
Tools we reach for
Chosen for your workload and your bill. The model, the cloud and the database are settings, not lock-in.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Stripe
- Postgres
- MongoDB
- Netlify
- Fly.io
- Sentry
Before you ask
The things people ask before they write to us. Anything else, ask in your brief.
How long does a first version take?
Most ship in four to eight weeks. You get the date before we start, and the scope stays small enough to hit it.
Is the price fixed?
Yes, for the scope we agree in writing. If the scope moves, the price moves with it, and you decide before we build.
I am not technical. Is that a problem?
No. You bring the problem and the customers; we turn that into a written scope in plain words and show you working software every week, so you never have to read code to know where it stands.
Do you take equity?
No. We work for fees, which keeps the relationship simple for both sides.
Start with
a few lines
The problem, who it is for, and anything already fixed. We reply with questions or a proposal.
- A senior engineer reads it, not a sales team
- Questions or a proposal within two business days
- A written scope, fixed price and dates before any work