How much does it cost?

Prototype to Production starts from $5K. MVP Launch starts from $10K. After a 30-minute call you get a fixed, itemised quote and a launch date in writing. No hidden fees, no surprise invoices.

How do you launch in 30 days?

Scope is locked on day one, design runs on a proven system, and we build with AI-accelerated workflows that senior engineers review. The 30 days runs from scope lock to live product, and our on-time guarantee backs it. Genuinely complex products get an honest, longer date upfront.

I already built a prototype with AI. Can you use it?

Usually, yes. We audit it first: what to keep, what to rebuild, where the security and data problems hide. You get a written plan before we touch anything. Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor, Replit, we've seen them all.

Why not just keep using AI tools myself?

You should, for prototypes. Production is different: auth, payments, data integrity, security, scaling, and someone accountable when it breaks at 2am. That's what you're paying for.

100% yes. All code, designs, documentation and assets belong to you, forever. No licensing fees, no "we retain IP rights" nonsense.

What technologies do you use?

Frontend: React, Next.js, TypeScript. Backend: Node.js, Django, Python. Database: PostgreSQL, MongoDB. Infrastructure: AWS, Vercel. Mobile: React Native. We pick the right tool for the job, not whatever is trending.

How do payments work?

50% upfront to start, 50% on delivery for project work. Monthly billing for retainers. Cards, ACH and wire transfers accepted. Invoices via Stripe.

How do you communicate during the project?

Daily updates in a shared Slack channel. Weekly video demos. Full access to our project board and repositories, so you always know exactly where things stand.

What if you miss the deadline?

We discount 10% off the project for every week we're late. That's our On-Time-Or-It's-On-Us guarantee. We've never had to pay it out.

Happily. We'll sign a mutual NDA before you share anything sensitive. We have plenty of our own ideas, we don't need yours.

How to build an MVP that VCs actually want to fund

Let me share a secret that most development agencies won't tell you: VCs don't care about your code quality.

They don't care if you're using the latest framework. They don't care about your test coverage. They definitely don't care about your architecture diagrams.

What VCs Actually Care About

VCs care about one thing: evidence that people will pay for what you're building.

That's it. That's the whole game.

User engagement metrics - Are people actually using your product?
Retention - Are they coming back?
Revenue (or clear path to revenue) - Will this make money?
Growth rate - Is this getting bigger?

The MVP Features That Matter for Fundraising

When we build MVPs for founders who are fundraising, we prioritize these features:

Analytics everywhere - Every click, every session, every conversion tracked
User feedback mechanisms - Make it easy for users to tell you what they think
Payment integration - Even if you're not charging yet, show that you can
Scalable infrastructure - Demonstrate that you can handle growth

The best pitch deck in the world can't compete with a demo of real users doing real things in your product.

The 60-Day Fundraising MVP

Here's the playbook we use with clients who are actively fundraising:

Weeks 1-2: Discovery and validation. Make sure we're building the right thing.

Weeks 3-4: Core feature development. Build the one thing that demonstrates your value prop.

Weeks 5-6: Polish and analytics. Make it look professional and trackable.

Weeks 7-8: Beta launch and data collection. Get real users, real metrics.

By week 9, you're walking into VC meetings with a working product and real data. That's how 65% of our clients get funded.

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Stop dreaming. Start shipping.

Thirty days from now you're either live with real users, or still polishing a prototype. Every week you wait is runway burned with nothing to show an investor. One free call. No pitch. No pressure.

Accepting new projects*Side effects may include actual users, investor interest, and the ability to finally sleep at night.

Day 01Scope locked

Day 04Audit & blueprint

Day 09Design approved

Day 26Build complete

Day 30Live

Day 01Scope locked
Day 04Audit & blueprint
Day 09Design approved
Day 26Build complete
Day 30Live

P.S.

Still reading? Still skeptical? Good. You should be. That skepticism is probably what kept you from making bad decisions before. But the startup world moves fast, and your idea won't stay unique forever. So the question isn't should I build this? The question is when? And if the answer is "soon", click the button. Let's talk.