MVP Development Services for Startups

Most MVPs take 8-12 weeks from kickoff to launch. Simpler products can ship in 6 weeks; complex ones might need 14-16. We'll give you a realistic timeline during discovery — and we'll tell you if your deadline isn't achievable.

A prototype is a demo — something you click through to visualize an idea. An MVP is a real product that works, even if it's limited. Users can actually sign up, complete tasks, and give you feedback based on real experience.

Yes. We don't write throwaway code just because it's an MVP. The architecture is designed to grow with you. Our clients have scaled from zero to millions of users without rebuilding from scratch.

You do. Everything we build belongs to you — code, designs, documentation. We'll transfer all assets at the end of the project.

Yes, happy to sign before any detailed discussions. We understand your idea is valuable to you.

Your first 30 days of bug fixes and minor tweaks are included. After that, we offer ongoing support retainers or can continue development on a time-and-materials basis. For major feature expansion, see our full-cycle product development services.

We're not investors or pitch coaches, but we can help you prepare technical materials for investor conversations — architecture diagrams, technical roadmaps, and answers to due diligence questions about your tech stack.

Our core stack: React Native (mobile), React (web), Node.js (backend), PostgreSQL (database), AWS/GCP (infrastructure), Python (AI/ML). We choose technologies based on your needs, not our preferences.

Simple MVPs (single platform, core features) range from $25,000-$40,000. Standard MVPs with mobile + web and integrations run $40,000-$70,000. Complex MVPs with advanced AI or regulatory requirements start at $70,000+. We provide detailed estimates after understanding your requirements.

Everything needed to launch: discovery & scoping, UX/UI design, development, testing, deployment, analytics setup, and 30 days of post-launch support. No hidden fees.

Yes, pre-seed to Series A is our sweet spot. We understand the constraints you're working with and help you maximize impact within your budget.

It probably will — and that's fine. Our process includes weekly demos and check-ins specifically so you can pivot or adjust based on what you're learning. Flexibility is built in.

An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is the simplest version of your product that can be released to real users. It contains only the core features needed to solve the main problem and validate your business hypothesis. You need an MVP because it's the fastest, cheapest way to test if your idea will work in the market — before investing heavily in a full product.

We use a prioritization framework that weighs user value against development effort. We start with your core user flow — the minimum path a user needs to complete to get value from your product. Everything else goes into a backlog for post-launch. We'll push back if you're trying to include too much.

Absolutely — most of our clients are non-technical founders. We translate technical decisions into business terms and don't expect you to understand code. Our job is to be your technical partner, handling all the engineering complexity so you can focus on your business.

That's actually valuable information — and one reason MVPs exist. If users don't respond as expected, you've learned that quickly and cheaply. We build MVPs with enough analytics and feedback mechanisms that you'll understand exactly what went wrong. Then we can help you pivot if needed.