SaaS and MVPs
A first version you can sell, then the roadmap.
Short answer. An MVP is the smallest version of your product that real customers can sign up for and pay for. We build that first version, learn from how people use it, then plan the roadmap from what we see.
What is included
For founders who have a clear problem, a first set of customers in mind and no engineering team yet.
A narrow first scope
The one job the product must do well, with everything else listed for later.
Accounts and billing
Sign-up, sign-in, plans and subscription payments wired in from the start.
A marketing site that can be found
Pages and schema built alongside the app, so launch day is not silent.
A roadmap after launch
What customers actually did, turned into the next sprints.
How it runs
Discovery
Users, data and the one job the software must do.
Scope and quote
Screens, integrations and a fixed order of work.
Sprints
Working software and a demo every sprint.
Launch and support
Redirects, monitoring and a support plan.
Questions we get
What is an MVP for a SaaS product?
An MVP is the smallest version of your product that real customers can sign up for and pay for. We build that first version, learn from how people use it, then plan the roadmap from what we see.
Will the MVP be thrown away later?
No, we build it on a stack that can grow, with tests and documentation, so the second version builds on the first. Anything we expect to replace is flagged in the scope.
Do we keep the intellectual property?
Yes, the code, the designs and the accounts are yours. We agree that in writing before work starts.
Can you work with our technical co-founder?
Yes, we can build alongside them, review their code or hand over cleanly. How we split the work goes in the written scope.
Related services
Often scoped together with this one.
Custom web apps
Portals, dashboards and booking systems.
APIs and integrations
Your CRM, payments and calendars, connected.
Ecommerce builds
Stores on Shopify or headless, built for search.
Tell us what you’re building.
- A call about the goalThe budget, the deadline and what success looks like.
- A written scopeWhat we build, in what order, and the quote.
- Work in sprintsA demo at the end of each one.