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MVP development for startups, from an empty repo to a working product with accounts, data and dashboards. I own the front end, the back end and deployment: one developer for the whole product.
That’s how I took the B2B product Jobbro from zero to production in two months, and how, as co-founder and CTO of VibeSEO, I built an AI SaaS and ran it in production. MVP scope is a decision: what to build first, what to defer, what to cut.
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Node and NestJS, PostgreSQL, Prisma, Redis: an API you can keep building on or hand to your own team.
Screens where you and your users see the product’s numbers, with the data in a proper schema rather than spreadsheets.
Docker, CI and a clear architecture, so new features land without a rewrite.
from$1,200
SaaS MVP development starts at $1,200. The total depends on screens and roles, integrations and how complex the logic is. You get a fixed quote after the brief; larger projects are billed by milestones.
Open the estimatorYou always know what is happening with the project.
We talk about goals, deadlines and limits in chat, without extra calls. You get a short brief and a fixed quote.
Wireframes first, then a clickable prototype that looks like the finished product. Two rounds of changes are included in the price.
The code lives in a repo with CI. The staging link updates as I work, so you see progress every week.
I go through every flow on staging and fix bugs, and you test too. We release when the bug list is empty.
Deploy to production, handover of the code and docs. A month of support is included in the price.
Larger web apps usually take 4-8 weeks. Jobbro went from zero to production in two months. The timeline is fixed in the quote together with the scope of version one.
From $1,200. The price grows with screens, roles and integrations. The estimator gives a ballpark; larger projects are billed by milestones.
The idea and the problem the product solves, who the users are and what version one must do. If there’s a design, a spec or half-built code, send that too.
Yes. You get the full source code with documentation. No lock-in: any developer can continue it. I can also plug into your team’s repo and workflow.
A month of fixes and tweaks after launch is included in the price. After that it’s hourly, or a small monthly retainer if you want ongoing work. You keep the full source code and the docs.
Send the idea, the spec or the half-built thing. I answer with questions first, then a written scope.