Web apps
MVP development
We build MVPs: the smallest version of your product that does its core job well enough for real people to use and pay for. You learn from real users in weeks instead of spending a year building features nobody asked for.
- Best for
- Founders testing a new idea, and companies trying a new product line before committing a full budget.
- Price
- Fixed quote after one call
- Progress
- A preview link every week
- Next.js
- Supabase
- Stripe
- Figma
- Vercel
Sound familiar?
You are in the right place if
- Your feature list keeps growing and launch keeps moving further away.
- Investors or partners want to see something working, not slides.
- You are not sure which features people will actually use.
- Your budget covers a first version, not a finished product.
What you get
Everything included
Delivered together and tested before launch.
- 01
A ruthless scope
We list every feature, then agree which ones the first version truly needs.
- 02
Clickable prototype
Tested with a few target users before code, so the build starts from evidence.
- 03
A working product
Real accounts, real data and a real way to pay, if the idea depends on payment.
- 04
Measurement built in
Analytics on the key actions, so you know whether people get value.
- 05
A plan for what comes next
A short roadmap based on what the MVP is meant to prove.
How it works
4 steps, one fixed price
The discovery sprint takes two weeks. Most MVPs launch 8 to 12 weeks after that.
- 1
Discovery sprint
Two weeks to agree the scope, the user flows and a fixed quote, ending with a clickable prototype.
- 2
Build
Weekly releases to a test address you can share with early users.
- 3
Launch to real users
A small launch to the people the product is for.
- 4
Learn and decide
We review the data and feedback with you and plan the next version, or the pivot.
Our work
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Pricing
A fixed quote, so you know the full cost up front
A fixed price for the discovery sprint, then a fixed price for the MVP build.
Get a fixed quoteWhat shapes the quote
- 01How many user types the product has
- 02Payments, messaging or other integrations
- 03Web only, or web and mobile
- 04How polished the design needs to be for your audience
Is it right for you
An honest answer before you spend anything
A good fit
- Founders testing a new idea, and companies trying a new product line before committing a full budget.
Probably not the right fit
- If you already have strong evidence and paying customers, build the fuller product rather than an MVP.
- If a landing page and a waiting list would test demand, start there. It costs far less.
What does MVP stand for?
Minimum viable product: the smallest version of a product that real users can use to get the core value.
Is an MVP just a prototype?
No. A prototype is clickable but fake. An MVP is real software people can sign up for and use.
Will we have to throw the MVP away later?
We build it on the same foundations a fuller product would use, so you extend it rather than start again.
Can it be a mobile app?
Yes. See our mobile app MVP service, or start on the web and add apps later on the same back end.
Do you take equity instead of payment?
We work on paid projects, which keeps incentives simple and lets you keep full ownership.
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Want to test your idea with real users?
Tell us what you need. After a 30-minute call, you get a fixed quote for the whole project.