MVP in 30 days, fixed price
For founders who want a working product quickly and a number they can plan around. We agree the scope, quote it up front, and build to it.
Why open-ended builds hurt
Hourly billing with no ceiling
An open meter makes it hard to plan a runway. You want to know the cost before you commit, not discover it in month three.
Scope creeps in both directions
Features get added one at a time until the launch date moves. A fixed scope keeps the deadline honest.
A first version that tries to be the whole product
An MVP is the smallest thing that tests whether people want this. Everything else waits for evidence.
Demos at the end, surprises at the end
If you only see the product at delivery, you find the misunderstandings when they are most expensive.
What you get
- A written scope that lists what is in the first version and what is not
- A fixed price, quoted up front, for that scope
- A live, usable product on your domain at the end of the build window
- Weekly demos so you see progress and can steer before it's late
How the 30 days work
Step 1
Scope call and written quote
We settle the one user, the one job and the short feature list. You get the scope and a fixed price in writing before any build work starts.
Step 2
Weeks one and two: the core
The main flow end to end, on real infrastructure from the start, with accounts and data models in place.
Step 3
Weeks three and four: finish and launch
Payments, email and polish, then testing, deployment and moving the accounts into your name.
Step 4
Change control
If you want something outside the agreed scope, we tell you what it adds to the price and the date, and you decide.
Common questions
Tell us what you're working on.
A 30-minute call with the people who would do the work. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.