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You don't have six months. We scope aggressively, cut features that don't matter for launch, and ship a production-ready product your first users can try, with tests, monitoring, and a path to scale built in. Most MVPs launch in 6 to 10 weeks; none of ours have ever slipped past the timeline we committed to at the scoping call.
How it runs
We dig into your idea, your market, and your constraints. Together we settle on the minimum feature set that proves the concept and gets real users on board.
We plan the technical foundation and create UI wireframes. You approve the direction before anyone writes code, so the shape of the thing is agreed early.
Two-week sprints with a working demo every cycle. You see progress as it happens, test features as they land, and reprioritize based on what you learn.
We handle deployment, monitoring setup, and the launch-day fixes that always turn up. Your product goes live and starts collecting the feedback that shapes version two.
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Every project is scoped and priced on its own. Tell us what you're building and we come back within 24 hours with an honest read on scope, timeline, and cost.
6 to 10 weeks. Tightly scoped products launch in 6. Products with custom backends, integrations, or AI features take 8 to 10. At the end of the scoping call we commit to a firm date rather than a range we can quietly slip.
It depends on scope, the number of user roles, integrations, and whether mobile is involved. After the free scoping call you get a fixed estimate for each phase, with no hourly meter behind it.
Most clients stay with us. We handle post-launch bug fixes, performance tuning, v2 features, and scaling as load grows. The MVP sits on a production foundation, so you won't be rewriting it at 1,000 users.
Yes. Feature prioritization is half the scoping call. We sort features into MUST, SHOULD, and LATER based on what moves the needle for your first 100 users. Sometimes the honest answer is that your scope is too big, and we say so.
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Tell us about your idea. We respond within 24 hours with an honest read on scope, timeline, and cost. There's nothing to sign.
