MVP development services. Built right, not just fast.
We cut scope ruthlessly and build the core. You get a working product with real users, not a prototype that needs to be thrown away before you scale.
30-min scope session. Fixed-price proposal within 3 business days.
What is MVP development?
MVP development is the process of building the smallest production-ready version of a product that can test a real business assumption with real users. It is not a clickable prototype and not a full product with every planned feature.
The smallest flow that creates value for the first users. Everything else waits for v2.
The assumption you need to test: demand, willingness to pay, workflow fit, or technical feasibility.
Auth, deployment, basic admin, QA, monitoring, and clean architecture so the code survives past the first users.
Usage data and user feedback that decide what should be built next, not the original spec.
Is this the right MVP engagement?
- You have a clear product idea and need to test it with real users
- You know the first user type and the core problem you are solving
- You need a working web app, SaaS, marketplace, AI workflow, or internal tool
- You want a production-ready foundation, not a throwaway prototype
- You need help cutting scope before development starts
- You only need clickable Figma screens with no working backend
- You want a full product with every planned feature in the first release
- You have not defined the user problem yet
- Budget and speed matter more than architecture quality
Prototype, MVP, or full product: what do you actually need?
A prototype shows the idea. An MVP tests it with real users. A full product scales it.
| Area | Prototype | MVP | Full product |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Show the idea | Test with real users | Scale the business |
| Code | Often no-code or throwaway | Production foundation | Long-term product codebase |
| Users | Internal or demo | Early real users | Wider market |
| Scope | Screens and key flow | Core user journey | Multiple roles and workflows |
| Timeline | 1–3 weeks | 8–12 weeks | 4–9+ months |
| Starting budget | From €5,000 | From €10,000 | From €45,000 |
MVP types we specialize in
Every engagement starts with a scope session to cut anything that does not belong in version one.
SaaS MVP
Auth, core feature loop, basic billing, admin panel. Enough to sign the first paying customer and learn what they actually use.
- Core feature loop, auth, and basic billing - the minimum to deliver value and capture payment
- Admin panel included from day one - you manage users and plans without touching the database
- Architecture that can evolve - modular structure and clean API boundaries so the MVP can grow into v1 without starting from zero
- First paying customer as the definition of done - scope tied to that outcome, not a feature list
Mobile app MVP
React Native or Flutter. Core user journey, push notifications, App Store submission handled. Real device testing throughout.
- React Native or Flutter, chosen for your use case - cross-platform for speed, native if performance requires it
- Core user journey only, nothing extra - scope session cuts everything that does not belong in version one
- TestFlight and Firebase App Distribution from sprint one - you test on real devices throughout, not just at the end
- App Store and Play Store submission included - metadata, screenshots, review compliance, we handle it
AI product MVP
LLM-powered feature set, API integration, basic UI. Proves the concept works before committing to a full build.
- LLM integration with your data - OpenAI, Claude, or open-source, chosen after evaluating your use case
- Working demo on real inputs - not a toy example but your actual documents, queries, or workflow
- Basic UI to make it usable - enough interface to test with real users and get meaningful feedback
- Evaluation metrics defined upfront - you know what "working" means before we start, not after
Marketplace MVP
Two-sided platforms: seller onboarding, buyer discovery, transaction flow. Enough to validate that both sides show up.
- Seller onboarding and listing creation - enough for a seller to set up and get found
- Buyer discovery and search - filters, categories, and search sufficient for buyers to find what they need
- Transaction flow with payments - Stripe Connect for split payments, no manual invoicing
- Validates both sides show up - the hardest marketplace problem addressed in version one
Internal tool MVP
Replaces a spreadsheet or a manual process with something your team will actually use. Often delivers ROI before anything else does.
- Replaces a specific spreadsheet or manual workflow - scoped tightly to the process that costs the most time
- Role-based access from day one - right people see the right data, nothing shared by default
- Integrates with existing tools - Slack notifications, Google Sheets import, or your CRM, whatever the workflow needs
- ROI measurable from week one - we baseline time saved before we start so the improvement is concrete
Integration MVP
Connects two systems that do not talk to each other and automates the manual bridge between them.
- API-to-API connection with business logic - custom code that handles your specific edge cases, not a no-code tool
- Error handling and retry logic built in - failed syncs logged, retried, and surfaced rather than silently dropped
- Monitoring and alerting from day one - you know when something breaks before your users do
- Documentation included - your team can maintain and extend it without us after handoff
Our MVP development process
- 01
Scope session
A focused session to decide what is in and what is out. Features ranked by actual user value, not by what sounds impressive in a pitch deck.
- 02
Technical design
Stack choice, data model, architecture sketch. No surprises six weeks in because we did not think about this upfront.
- 03
Build sprints
Core feature development. Demo at the end of each week. You see what exists, not just what is promised.
- 04
First user testing
Real people, real feedback. We help you set up the first round. What you hear shapes what we build next.
- 05
Launch and iterate
Ship to production. First iteration based on actual usage data, not assumptions about what users want.
Common questions
What is actually included in an MVP?
Core user journey, authentication, basic admin, deployment, one round of QA. Everything else waits for version two. The scope session makes this explicit upfront.
What is the difference between an MVP and a prototype?
A prototype demonstrates the idea. An MVP is a working product that real users can use to complete the core journey and give useful feedback. A prototype is often throwaway. An MVP is the foundation for v1.
How much does MVP development cost?
A small technical prototype or proof of concept starts from €5,000. A focused MVP usually starts from €10,000–15,000. SaaS, marketplace, AI, or integration-heavy MVPs typically start from €15,000–25,000 depending on scope. We send a fixed-price proposal after the scope session.
Do you do fixed-price MVPs?
Yes, for scopes that come out of the scope session clearly defined. We set a ceiling, not a target, and we hold to it.
Can you help us decide what not to build?
Yes. Scope reduction is part of the engagement. We separate must-have validation features from features that can wait for v2. This happens in the scope session before any development starts.
Can you work with our existing design or Figma file?
Yes. We can build from an existing Figma design, improve the UX where needed, or create a simple product UI if design is not ready yet.
Can an MVP include AI?
Yes. AI MVPs work best when the test is specific: document processing, search, recommendations, data extraction, support automation, or workflow assistance. We evaluate model options and define what "working" means before we start.
Will the code survive beyond the MVP?
What if the direction changes?
MVPs are designed to change. Modular architecture and documented decisions mean pivoting is faster and cheaper than it would be otherwise.
What happens after MVP launch?
After launch, we review user feedback, usage data, technical issues, and commercial priorities. Then we help define whether the next step should be iteration, v1 development, or a pivot. We offer a 30-day post-launch support window and can continue as the development partner for version two.
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