MVP & Software Development for Startups

Our MVP builds typically run $8,000 - $20,000. A focused web app with one core workflow sits at the lower end; payments, connections to other systems, real-time features or native mobile apps push it higher. Every proposal splits the work into phases with fixed hours and a fixed price, so you know the cost before work starts. Hosting is billed to you directly by the providers, usually about $100-$250 a month for a web app with a database and email.

A focused MVP with one core workflow can launch in about 8 weeks; most take 2-4 months, depending on scope. We can usually start within 3-5 business days of approval. If you're working toward a fixed date, like an investor demo, tell us up front and we'll plan the scope around it.

Startups pivot, and we plan for it. Revisions you ask for at a milestone review are part of the process. Bigger changes are agreed in writing before the work starts, with their effect on cost and timeline, so your budget never changes by surprise.

You do. Once the final payment is made, the code, designs, database structure and other deliverables belong to you. Your domain is registered in your name, and hosting, database and email are billed to you directly. If a project starts on our accounts for convenience, we move it to yours whenever you ask. We may feature non-confidential parts of the project in our portfolio.

Yes. Confidentiality works both ways: we keep your idea and your data private, and we're happy to sign your NDA before you share the details.

Yes. We can prepare a working demo, an architecture overview and technical documentation, answer technical due diligence questions, and join technical conversations with investors. A working product with real users gives investors something concrete to evaluate.

Bug fixes are on us for at least a month after launch, and longer for bigger builds. After that, keep building with us in new fixed-price phases, get hourly support as needed, or choose a monthly plan from $375 for 5 hours. When you hire your own developers, we hand over the codebase with documentation.

Not in place of payment. Like most development studios, we work on a paid basis, because building a product has real costs from day one. For a small number of early-stage projects we may consider a reduced rate combined with equity. That's decided case by case, after we've looked at the business, the founding team and how the project is funded, and it's always set out in a written agreement.