Web App & SaaS Development · SaaS Product
MVP Development
An MVP proves the idea with real users: the core workflow, accounts, basic billing and analytics, built to be extended rather than thrown away.
By Dilawar Khan · Updated
What mvp development includes
- Core workflow only
- Accounts and billing
- Analytics from day one
- Extensible architecture
Technology
Built with Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Node.js, Supabase, PostgreSQL. Server-rendered pages for search and AI crawlers, hosted on Vercel or your own infrastructure, with the code in your repositories.
What drives the cost
- Scope discipline
- Integrations
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How a project runs
- Step 1
Share your project
Send a short note on what you want to build, who it is for and when you need it, through the contact page or by email.
- Step 2
Get a plan
You get a reply with questions, a suggested approach and technology, a timeline broken into milestones, and a quote.
- Step 3
Build in milestones
Work ships in small milestones you can review and test, with regular updates, so there are no surprises at the end.
- Step 4
Launch and support
The product goes live, code and accounts are handed over to you, and ongoing support is available if you need it.
Questions
What gets cut from an MVP?
Everything that is not needed to learn whether users want the core workflow: settings sprawl, admin polish, edge cases.
How is each customer's data kept separate?
Row-level security and tenant-scoped queries, so one customer can never read another's data.
MVP first or full product?
MVP first: 4–8 weeks to a version real users can pay for, then iterate. A full platform is 12–20 weeks.
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what you want to build. You get a reply within a few hours, 7 days a week, with questions, an approach and next steps.