MVP development

MVP Development for Startups: Idea to Product

Have an idea and a limited budget? We build the smallest version you can put in front of real users — on code you can keep building on, not throw away.

Where this starts

Most MVPs fail in one of two directions: they're too big and take six months before a single user touches them, or they're built fast and badly, and everything has to be thrown away and rebuilt right when traction shows up.

How we work

We start by defining the assumption the MVP needs to test, and derive the minimal feature list from there. We build in short cycles with a live version from the first weeks, on production-grade architecture and code — tests, monitoring and security from day one — so the next version builds on the same foundation.

How we work.

  1. 01
    Intro call & discovery

    A 20-minute call, followed by a written spec and a proper quote. Within a week you know exactly what we're building, what it costs and when it's ready.

  2. 02
    Development in short cycles

    A weekly update plus a live version you can actually touch, from the very first weeks.

  3. 03
    Launch & support

    An orderly go-live, documentation, and a maintenance agreement — or a full handover to your team.

What's included

  • Product scoping and cutting scope to an MVP
  • Architecture that can grow, without over-engineering
  • Full development: web, mobile or both, backend and cloud infrastructure
  • Launch, usage measurement and a plan for the next version

React, Next.js, Node, Python, AWS/GCP

Who it's for

  • Founders with a clear idea who need a first version for users or investors
  • Early-stage startups without a CTO or in-house development team
  • Founders whose prototype doesn't hold up in production and needs to be built right
  • Companies that want to test a new product before committing fully

What it costs

An MVP is priced as a fixed quote after discovery. Part of discovery is cutting scope — keeping only what tests your core assumption — so the budget goes to what matters.

Frequently asked questions.

What's the difference between an MVP and a prototype?
A prototype shows what the product will look like. An MVP is a real product people use — with data, permissions and security — just with the minimum set of features.
How long does it take to build an MVP?
A first working version of a product usually takes 6–12 weeks, depending on scope. Scope is cut during discovery and a binding timeline is set.
How much does MVP development cost?
It depends on the scope left after cutting: how many screens and workflows, which integrations, web or mobile. The price is a fixed quote after discovery, not open-ended hours.
Will we have to rewrite everything after the MVP?
No. The MVP is built on production-grade code, with tests and monitoring from day one, so the next version continues from the same foundation instead of starting over.
We don't have a CTO. Who makes the technical decisions?
A senior engineer leads the project and owns the architecture and stack choices, explaining every decision in plain language. The code is in your name from day one and documented, so a future team can pick it up.