An MVP is not a prototype. It is a real product — deployed, live, and in the hands of real users. We have shipped MVPs that raised seed rounds, and MVPs that proved the idea wrong early enough to pivot. Both outcomes are wins.
What We Deliver
MVP Development Services
Scope & Feature Prioritisation
A structured workshop to separate must-haves from nice-to-haves. We apply the Jobs-to-be-Done framework to identify the one thing your MVP must prove — and cut everything that does not serve that goal.
UX Prototype
Clickable Figma prototype for investor demos and user testing before development begins — so you can validate the concept without writing a line of code.
Core Feature Development
The one or two features that prove your hypothesis, built to production quality. No scaffolding code, no shortcuts that create technical debt you will spend months paying back.
User Onboarding Flow
A frictionless sign-up, activation, and first-value flow — because a working product that users do not understand is not an MVP, it is a prototype.
Analytics & Feedback Tools
PostHog for product analytics (funnel tracking, session recording, feature flags) and an in-app feedback widget — so you collect evidence for your next roadmap decision from day one.
Investor Demo Readiness
Production deployment, custom domain, and a demo script walkthrough. Your MVP is presentable to investors and early customers from launch day.
How It Works
Our MVP Development Process
Scope Workshop
3-hour structured workshop. One hypothesis, three user stories, a feature list that goes in and a cut list that does not. Fixed scope agreed before anything is quoted.
UX Design
Figma screens for the critical user journey. Approved before development begins — this is not skipped even in an 8-week build.
Sprint 1
Core infrastructure, authentication, and the primary feature built. Staging URL live by end of week 4.
Sprint 2
Secondary features, onboarding flow, and analytics instrumentation. Beta users invited by end of week 6.
Beta Testing
5–10 target users given access. Feedback collected, critical issues fixed, and non-critical items logged for post-launch.
Launch
Production deployment, custom domain, monitoring configured. You own a live product in 8 weeks.
Technologies We Use
FAQ
Common Questions
What qualifies as an MVP?
A real, deployed product that lets you test one specific hypothesis with real users. Not a landing page, not a Figma prototype, not a feature-complete v1. The question an MVP answers is: will people use this? If yes, which parts? If no, why not?
How do you decide what to cut?
Everything that does not directly test the core hypothesis is cut. We use the Jobs-to-be-Done framework: what job is the user hiring this product to do? Features that do not serve that job go to the post-MVP backlog, not the build.
Fixed price or sprint-based billing?
Fixed price for MVPs — the scope is agreed in the workshop and does not change. If new requirements emerge during build, they go on the post-MVP backlog. This keeps the 8-week timeline and the fixed price intact.
How long does an MVP take?
8 weeks for a focused single-workflow MVP. 10–12 weeks if it requires third-party integrations or a mobile app component. We do not negotiate the timeline down — 8 weeks is already aggressive.
What happens after the MVP launches?
You spend 4–8 weeks gathering user feedback and usage data. Then we run a post-MVP planning session to decide what to build next — informed by evidence, not assumptions. Most clients continue on a monthly retainer for iteration.
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