MVP development at a fixed price

What you get

An MVP is the smallest version of a product that real people can use and pay for. Not a clickable mockup, not a slide deck — a deployed application with sign-in, the one or two core features that prove the idea, and the plumbing a real product needs.

• A deployed web app, API or bot, on your domain and your accounts.
• Sign-in, payments and email or Telegram notifications, if the idea needs them.
• Automated tests for the core flows, so the next version doesn’t break the first.
• Uptime and error monitoring from day one.
• The source code and a short handover note: how it’s built, how to deploy it, what to do next.

How it works

1. Scope

We start with a short conversation about the problem, the users and what “working” means for you. Then we write down the few features that go into the first version — and, just as important, what stays out.

2. Fixed price

You get a written scope, a timeline and one fixed price. No hourly meter. If you want to add something along the way, we agree on the change and its cost before doing it.

3. Build in the open

You see a working build early and regularly, on a real URL, not in screenshots. Feedback goes in while it’s still cheap to change things.

4. Launch and learn

We deploy, switch on monitoring and stay available for fixes while the first users arrive. After that, you decide: grow it with us, hand it to your team, or stop — with nothing locked in.

Why it stays cheap

We keep MVPs small on purpose. A lean stack on serverless hosting means there are no servers to babysit and the running costs of a young product stay close to zero. A small team means you pay for building, not for coordination.

It’s the same way we build our own products. fewbase grew from a single time-tracking tool into a platform of five products under one account, one piece at a time.

Good fit if you…

• have an idea and want to test it with real users before raising money or hiring a team;
• need an internal tool or a customer portal quickly, without an enterprise project around it;
• have a prototype built with no-code or AI tools that now needs to become a proper application.