MVP Development ServicesLaunch Your Product in 4-6 Weeks

A: MVP cost is determined by the number of core features, whether you need payments and an admin dashboard, and how many platforms you launch on. Everything is fixed-price: the quote is locked after the discovery workshop, so scope creep is our problem to manage, not your budget's. Book a free scoping call for a detailed estimate — no obligation.

A: A production-ready MVP typically takes 8-12 weeks — we shipped WorkHire's production MVP in 10 weeks. A stripped-down validation build with 5-8 core features can launch in 4-6 weeks. We work in one-week sprints with weekly demos, so you see working software from week two.

A: Anything that does not test your core hypothesis: admin tooling you can do manually, native apps when responsive web will validate demand, complex role systems, and integrations your first 100 users will not touch. The most expensive MVP mistake is building for scale you do not have yet — we cut features aggressively in the discovery workshop and keep a "version 2" list so nothing is lost, just deferred.

A: The core features that validate your concept — typically 5-15 features including authentication, the main workflow, responsive design, analytics instrumentation, and production deployment. It is a real product your first paying users can rely on, not a throwaway prototype, and it ships with documentation and a clean codebase.

A: A concept validation workshop: we pressure-test the idea, define the target user, and ruthlessly prioritize features against your validation goal. You leave with a prioritized feature list, user stories, a technical roadmap, and a fixed quote — useful artifacts even if you build elsewhere.

A: Not if it is architected properly, which is exactly what our Guardian model prevents: every MVP architecture is reviewed by founder Deepak Kumar Jha, a Technical Lead who scaled LiveHindustan.com from 5M to 60M+ monthly users. We use boring, scalable foundations (TypeScript, PostgreSQL, AWS) so validated MVPs grow into full products by adding features, not by rewriting.

A: React or Angular with TypeScript on the frontend, Node.js/NestJS on the backend, PostgreSQL or MongoDB, and AWS or Vercel for hosting — chosen because they ship fast, hire easily, and scale without rework. We deliberately avoid exotic stacks in MVPs; your future CTO should be able to hire for it in any market.

A: No. Our Embedded Engineering Leadership engagement gives you architecture decisions, vendor oversight, and investor-facing technical credibility without giving up co-founder equity. Many clients build the MVP with us, prove traction, and then recruit a technical co-founder or hire from a position of strength.

A: A compact senior team — typically an architect, two fullstack developers, and a designer — headquartered in New Delhi, India, working remote-first. Small and senior beats large and junior for MVPs: fewer handoffs, faster decisions, and every release is architect-reviewed before it ships.

A: Daily async updates plus guaranteed live overlap with US EST/PST, UK GMT, EU CET, and UAE GST hours — most of our founders are in the US, UK, Europe, and Dubai. You get a weekly demo of working software and a shared board showing exactly what ships next, so you always know where your budget went.

A: We sign an NDA before any product discussion — it is standard, not something you have to negotiate. You own 100% of the code, designs, and IP from the first commit, in repositories under your own account, and we never build competing products in your niche while under agreement.

A: Tiers include 30-90 days of support for fixes and quick adjustments while real users hit the product. Then we help you read the analytics, prioritize the next iteration, and either continue as your product team or hand over cleanly to in-house hires — the codebase and docs are written for that handover from day one.

A: Use no-code (Bubble, Webflow) to test a landing page or a simple workflow for under $1,000 — it is the cheapest validation there is. Move to custom code when you need real performance, integrations, a defensible product, or investor-grade ownership of your stack; no-code MVPs routinely hit platform limits right when traction arrives, forcing a rushed rebuild.

A: Yes — investors care about traction, retention, and a credible technical plan, not who typed the code. Our MVPs come with architect-reviewed architecture documentation that stands up to technical due diligence, and 85% of the MVPs we have launched went on to raise funding. We also support founders directly during due diligence calls.