How much does it cost to build an MVP?

Our MVP Build Sprints range from $5,000 to $15,000 depending on complexity and features. Simple projects take 2-3 weeks, complex ones 4-6 weeks. Get an instant estimate with our free Blueprint Generator.

How long does it take to build a web app?

Most MVPs can be built in 2-6 weeks. We start with a Paid Kickoff session ($500) to validate scope, then move into a focused Build Sprint. This approach ensures you get to market fast with a working product.

Do you build Shopify stores?

Yes, we specialize in Shopify and Shopify Plus development. From custom themes to complex integrations with inventory, subscriptions, and multi-currency support. Typical e-commerce projects take 4-8 weeks.

What technologies do you use?

We specialize in modern tech stacks: Next.js and React for web apps, React Native and Flutter for mobile, Shopify for e-commerce, Firebase and AWS for backend, and OpenAI for AI integrations.

Do you offer ongoing support after launch?

Yes, our Monthly Retainer plans ($3,000-$8,000/month) include ongoing development, maintenance, and support. You get dedicated dev hours, priority support, and weekly progress updates.

What is a Paid Kickoff session?

A Paid Kickoff ($500) is a 2-hour strategy session where we validate your idea, define MVP scope, recommend the right tech stack, and create a clear project roadmap. You get a written brief, architecture diagram, and actionable next steps.

Can you build mobile apps for iOS and Android?

Yes, we build cross-platform mobile apps using React Native and Flutter. This approach lets you launch on both iOS and Android from a single codebase, reducing time and cost while maintaining native performance.

Do you work with startups or enterprises?

Both! We work with early-stage startups building their first MVP, as well as established companies needing new features or digital transformation. Our engagement models scale from $500 kickoffs to ongoing retainers.

What is your development process?

We follow an agile sprint-based approach: 1) Discovery & Planning, 2) Design & Prototyping, 3) Development in 1-2 week sprints, 4) Testing & QA, 5) Deployment & Launch. You get weekly updates and can provide feedback throughout.

Do you offer payment plans?

Yes, for larger projects we offer milestone-based payments. Typically 30% upfront, 40% at midpoint, and 30% on delivery. This protects both parties and ensures aligned incentives throughout the project.

What if I need changes after launch?

All Build Sprints include a 30-day bug fix guarantee. For feature changes and ongoing development, we offer Monthly Retainer plans. You can also request one-off changes at our hourly rate.

How do I get started?

Three ways: 1) Generate a free MVP Blueprint to get instant recommendations, 2) Book a free 30-minute consultation call, or 3) Start with a Paid Kickoff for a deep-dive strategy session.

MVP Development: From Idea to Launch in 4 Weeks

What is an MVP?

A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is the simplest version of your product that can be released to early adopters. It contains just enough features to satisfy early customers and provide feedback for future development.

Week 1: Planning & Design

Day 1-2: Define Your Core Value

Identify the single most important problem your product solves. Focus on this and nothing else for your MVP.

Day 3-5: Create User Stories

Write clear user stories that describe what your users need to accomplish with your product.

Day 6-7: Design & Wireframes

Create simple wireframes that outline the basic user interface and user flow.

Week 2-3: Development

Choose the Right Tech Stack

For rapid development, consider:

Next.js for full-stack development
Firebase for backend services
Tailwind CSS for styling
Vercel for deployment

Build Core Features Only

Resist the urge to add "nice to have" features. Stick to your core value proposition.

Week 4: Testing & Launch

Day 1-3: Internal Testing

Test thoroughly with your team and fix critical bugs.

Day 4-5: Beta Testing

Release to a small group of early adopters and gather feedback.

Day 6-7: Launch

Deploy to production and announce your launch!

After Launch

Remember, launching your MVP is just the beginning. Collect feedback, iterate, and continuously improve based on real user data.