MVP development

MVP development, live in seven days

Most agencies quote six to twelve weeks to get a first version in front of users. We scope on Monday and hand you a live URL the following Monday — production code on your own repo, not a no-code prototype you outgrow in a month.

Timeline
7 days, kickoff to live URL
Price
$14k flat per sprint
Stack
Next.js, TypeScript, Postgres, Stripe
You own
The repo, the domain, the deploy
Revisions
One consolidated round
Support
30 days post-launch, included
Scope

What a seven-day MVP sprint includes

Scoped in one call

A 30-minute discovery call. We scope, price and timeline it before you hang up — no proposal cycle, no discovery retainer.

Hi-fi screens by day three

Real components and real copy, not greyboxed wireframes. One round of revisions, turned around fast.

Production code, not a no-code patch

Next.js and TypeScript, deployed on Vercel. The thing you launch is the thing you keep building on.

Auth, database and payments wired

Clerk or Supabase for accounts, Postgres for data, Stripe for checkout. The unglamorous parts that stall most MVPs.

SEO and analytics from day one

Metadata, sitemap, structured data and event tracking built in before launch — not bolted on three months later.

Your repo, your domain, your deploy

You own the GitHub repo and the hosting from day one. No lock-in and no rebuild tax when you hire in-house.

30 days of post-launch support

Bugs and small changes after you go live are included, not a new invoice.

Timeline

Seven days, start to live URL

  1. Day 1

    Discovery

    A 30-min call. We scope, price, and timeline it before you hang up.

  2. Day 2 — 3

    Design

    Hi-fi screens by day two. Real components, real copy. One round of revisions.

  3. Day 4 — 6

    Development

    Production code, not a no-code patch. SEO, analytics, performance — built in.

  4. Day 7

    Launch

    Live URL, your repo, your domain. 30 days post-launch support included.

Stack

What it’s built with

Frontend
Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSS
Data & auth
PostgresSupabaseClerk
Payments
Stripe
AI
RAG pipelinesAgentsStreaming UIsEvals
Fit

Who this is for

A good fit

  • You have a deadline that isn't moving — demo day, a fundraise, a launch date.
  • You want real users touching the product, not clicking a Figma prototype.
  • You need accounts, a database and payments, not just a landing page.
  • You would rather own production code than rent a no-code subscription.

Not a fit

  • The scope isn't decided yet. We can help you cut it down, but a sprint needs a target.
  • You need an eight-month enterprise migration or a large in-house team augmented.
  • You're optimising purely for the cheapest possible quote.
Questions

MVP development FAQ

How long does MVP development take?

Seven days from kickoff to a live URL. Day one is discovery, days two and three are design, days four to six are development, and day seven is launch. Larger scopes are split into further one-week sprints rather than stretched into an open-ended project.

How much does it cost to build an MVP?

$14k flat for a seven-day sprint, agreed before we start. Multi-week scopes are priced per sprint. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices and no change-order theatre.

What can you realistically ship in seven days?

Marketing sites, v1 dashboards, Stripe funnels, AI wrappers and internal tools. Most first-version scopes fit. If yours doesn't, we will tell you on the call instead of taking the deposit.

Do I own the code?

Yes. The GitHub repo, the domain and the deployment are yours from day one. You can hand it to an in-house engineer the week after launch and nothing breaks.

Is this a no-code build?

No. It's Next.js and TypeScript, the same stack you would hire a senior engineer to write. No-code is faster to a demo and far slower to a real product — you hit the ceiling and pay to rebuild.

Can you build AI products?

Half our 2025 work was AI: retrieval pipelines, agents, streaming interfaces and evaluation harnesses. It is a normal part of a sprint, not an add-on.

Who do I actually talk to?

The person building it. There is no account manager relaying your feedback to a delivery team in another timezone.

What happens after the 30 days of support?

Nothing you have to buy. We keep a small number of monthly retainers for teams that want continued work — ask after your sprint rather than committing up front.

Proof

What founders say