Scope and architecture
We cut the feature list down to what's needed to sell. You get a written plan, data model and a fixed price or budget range before development starts.
From zero to a paying-customer-ready product: the boring, critical parts done right the first time.
Most MVPs don't fail because of the core idea. They stall on everything around it: sign-up and login, team invitations, roles, subscriptions, invoices, emails, admin tools and a deployment that doesn't fall over on launch day. That work is not glamorous, but customers notice immediately when it's missing or broken.
I build the whole product with you, from the first database table to the first paying customer. You work directly with one senior engineer who has shipped production software for 20 years, so decisions get made quickly and the codebase stays small enough for your future team to understand.
The goal is a product you can sell, not a prototype you'll have to throw away. That means a deliberately small scope, a boring and proven stack, and code with tests and documentation from day one.
What you get
We cut the feature list down to what's needed to sell. You get a written plan, data model and a fixed price or budget range before development starts.
Sign-up, social login, email verification, organizations, invitations and role-based access, the foundation every B2B SaaS needs.
Stripe subscriptions, trials, plan changes, invoices and webhooks handled correctly, so revenue isn't lost to edge cases.
Dashboards to manage users, plans and data without asking a developer to run SQL queries.
Docker, CI/CD, staging and production environments, error tracking and backups. You can demo and deploy at any point.
Documentation and a clean repository you fully own. When you hire a team, I help onboard them, or I stay on as your technical partner.
FAQ
It depends on scope, but a focused B2B MVP with accounts, billing and one core workflow usually takes 6 to 12 weeks. You get an estimate after reviewing your brief, before any work starts.
No, if it's built right. I use mainstream frameworks and conventional architecture so the same codebase can grow with your product and your team.
Yes. If you don't have designs yet, I can build a clean interface on a proven component library and you can bring in a designer later.
Send a short brief and get an estimate within 24 hours. Not sure where to start? Begin with a code audit.