No 3-month discovery phase
One scoping call, a written spec, and the build starts. Momentum is the whole point of an MVP. You talk directly to the engineers who build it, decisions get made in days, and the first deploy usually happens in week one.
Production-grade from day one
Auth, payments, deployment, monitoring - the boring parts that make it a business, not a demo. Your MVP runs on the same stack we use for long-lived products, so scaling it later is a roadmap item, not a rewrite.
Yours, completely
Source code, infrastructure and documentation transfer on handoff. No lock-in, no hostage situations. You can take the product in-house, hand it to another team or keep building with us. The code makes that choice yours.
Common questions
What does an MVP cost?
It depends on scope - you get one fixed number after the scoping call, and it doesn't move. No hourly billing, ever.
What if my idea isn't fully defined?
That's normal. The scoping call exists to cut the idea down to the version worth testing - we're opinionated about what to leave out.
Can you keep building after launch?
Yes - most MVP clients move to ongoing delivery: the same team shipping features monthly with guaranteed SLAs.
What stack do you build on?
Modern, boring, hireable: React/Next.js, Node.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL - deployed to AWS, GCP or Vercel. Any developer can take it over.
What exactly counts as an MVP to you?
A production-ready first version with real users, real payments and real infrastructure - not a clickable prototype. Enough to launch, learn and raise on, without the parts that do not earn their place yet.
How long does an MVP take?
Most MVPs ship in two to four weeks: core flows live in week one, the scoped feature set and payments through the following weeks, then launch and handoff.
Do we own the code and infrastructure?
Yes, from day one. Source code, infrastructure and documentation transfer to you on handoff - no lock-in.
Is MVP development suitable for non-technical founders?
Yes, most of our MVP clients are non-technical founders or domain experts. You bring the problem and the industry knowledge; we translate it into a scoped spec you can read, then into working software. You never need to evaluate code, because the deliverable is a running product with real users on it, and the source code is yours if you later hire your own team.
What happens after the MVP launches?
Whatever you choose. Some founders take the code and hire in-house, some come back with a feature list per month, some move to our dedicated team plan for continuous delivery. There is no lock-in: documentation, infrastructure access and deployment pipelines are handed over at launch, so the next step is a business decision instead of a technical one.
How we build.
Unit and feature tests with PHPUnit / Pest - standard, not an add-on.
Automated tests and deploys on every push. No manual releases.
Every line reviewed by a senior engineer. No juniors on your budget.
Full source code, infrastructure and documentation transfer on handoff.
One call gets you a fixed price and a launch date in writing.