How much does an MVP cost?

Most MVPs land between $25k and $75k depending on scope, delivered in 6–10 weeks. We quote fixed-price after a scoping session, so there are no surprises.

What if we only have an idea, no specs?

Perfect — that's what discovery is for. We run structured workshops that turn your idea into user stories, a prioritized backlog, and a validated scope in 1–2 weeks.

Can you help us raise funding?

We've helped clients prepare technical due-diligence materials, demo builds, and architecture narratives for pre-seed through Series A rounds.

Product Strategy & MVP

Validate before you build big

The most expensive mistake in software is building the wrong thing well. Our product strategy engagements compress the path from idea to validated product: discovery workshops, market and feasibility analysis, prototype testing, and a ruthlessly scoped MVP that ships in weeks. For founders, we act as your technical co-founder; for enterprises, as the innovation team that actually ships.

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Why It Works

What Sets Our Approach Apart

Scope ruthlessly, learn fast

We cut v1 to the smallest product that tests the riskiest assumption — then iterate on evidence.

Technical co-founder energy

Architecture, build-vs-buy, and hiring guidance from people who've built and exited products.

Investor-ready output

Working product, metrics dashboard, and technical roadmap that stand up to due diligence.

Fixed-scope, fixed-price MVPs

Clear deliverables and timelines, so budget risk stays predictable.

What You Get

Product discovery workshops
Market & technical feasibility analysis
Clickable prototypes & user validation
MVP scoping & roadmap
MVP development (6–10 weeks)
Post-launch iteration plan

Technology Stack

The tools we typically reach for on product strategy & mvp engagements — adapted to your existing stack when there is one.

FigmaNext.jsSupabaseVercelStripePostHogLinear

How We Work

A Proven Path to Production

Every engagement follows our seven-phase delivery process.

Discovery

We start by understanding your business, users, and constraints — not by pitching solutions. Stakeholder interviews, market context, and technical due diligence on anything that already exists.

Strategy

We turn discovery into a plan: what to build, in what order, and why. Scope is cut ruthlessly around the riskiest assumptions so you learn fast and spend late.

Design

User flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity UI — validated with real users before a line of production code. Design systems keep everything consistent as the product grows.

Development

Weekly shippable increments, not a black box. You see working software every sprint, with demos, staging access, and a shared backlog you can reprioritize anytime.

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