A real MVP in weeks, not quarters

First version live in front of users fast, without the throwaway architecture that costs you a rewrite at your seed round. Senior engineers, a fixed price, and scope cuts made with you, not to you.

What is included

  • Ruthless scope-cutting workshop before pricing
  • Production architecture from day one
  • Auth, payments and analytics wired in
  • A deployed demo every two weeks
  • Launch checklist and monitoring included
  • Codebase your future hires will thank you for

Who this is for

If one of these sounds like your week, the scope call will be a productive 45 minutes.

Funded founders

The round is closed, the clock is running, and every week before launch is burn without learning.

Corporate innovation teams

You need a real product in market this quarter, not another deck about one.

Technical founders short on hands

You could build it yourself in a year. You would rather learn in three months.

How this engagement runs

01

Cut

We work out the smallest version that tests your riskiest assumption, and price exactly that.

02

Build

Six to ten weeks of two-week cycles, with the demo link you can already show investors.

03

Learn

Launch, instrument, and decide the next milestone from real usage, not guesses.

  • Next.js
  • Vercel
  • Postgres
  • Stripe
  • Clerk

A typical engagement · Startup launch

An MVP scoped to the one risky assumption

The scope-cutting workshop finds the smallest version that tests what you actually need to learn, and we price exactly that. Production architecture from day one means the codebase survives your first real customers and your first engineering hires.

  • Scope-cutting workshop and fixed plan
  • Auth, payments and analytics wired in
  • Deployed, shareable demo every two weeks

Common questions

How much does an MVP cost?

It depends mostly on integrations and platforms. You get a fixed number in writing after the scope call, and it holds.

Equity instead of cash?

No. It keeps our advice honest: we tell you when not to build something, which is bad advice to sell for equity.

What happens when we hire our own engineers?

They inherit a documented, tested codebase in your accounts. We hand over properly and step back, or stay on part-time while you scale the team.

Stop comparing agencies. See a real plan for your build instead.

  • 45 minutes with an engineer, not a salesperson
  • Written scope and fixed quote in two working days
  • NDA signed before the call if you want one
Book a call

No obligation. If we are not the right fit, we say so on the call.