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Startup MVP Development — 30 Days

Your Demo Day Is 6 Weeks Out — And You're Still On Slides

30
Days to Launch
Not 6 months
$8-25K
Fixed Price
Scope-dependent
95+
Lighthouse Score
Performance from day one
$0
Rewrite Cost
Built to scale
What Gets Built In 30 Days — And What Gets Cut

Your MVP ships in 30 days. Not a prototype, not a deck — a production-grade product your first users can break. You get authentication through Supabase, payment rails through Stripe, and the single workflow that validates your hypothesis. We scope the build in week zero, lock the feature set, and deploy to Vercel before your accelerator's pitch rehearsal. No scope creep, no replatforming six months later. Your team gets a codebase you can hand to your next hire without apology. The build includes row-level security, transactional email, and analytics wired from deploy. What you don't get: admin panels with 40 filters, AI features nobody asked for, or architecture that assumes Series A scale. Because founders who ship fast learn fast — and the ones stuck in planning mode watch their runway burn while competitors go live.

Wo Projekte scheitern

Your accelerator demo day is 6 weeks out and you've got nothing to show You pitch slides instead of a live product and watch investor conviction drain out of the room.
You hired a freelancer who built on a no-code tool that can't handle custom logic Now you're stuck on a platform that caps out at 100 users and needs a full rebuild.
Your technical co-founder is deep in fundraising, not shipping features Development stalls during the window that matters most.
Agencies quote 4-6 month timelines and $80K+ for a v1 You burn runway on over-engineered features nobody asked for.
You're a non-technical founder who can't tell whether the dev team is building the right thing Weeks of work go sideways before anyone catches it.
Your prototype looks polished but has no real backend, auth, or data persistence Investor due diligence finds the gap — and your credibility takes the hit.

Compliance

User Research Session

We start with a structured session to map your target user, core workflow, and the specific hypothesis you're testing. This stops you from building features that don't actually validate anything.

Spec Alignment Document

A concise functional spec that both parties sign off on before any code is written. Scope creep kills more MVPs than bad code — this document is what keeps it in check.

Production-Grade Architecture

Next.js App Router, Supabase for auth, database, and storage, Vercel for deployment. This stack handles 10 users and 100,000 users without a rewrite.

Live User Testing Round

Mid-build, we put your MVP in front of real users and capture their feedback. You get signal before launch — not after you've spent your marketing budget.

Iteration Sprint

After testing, we run a focused sprint on the highest-impact changes. The product you launch reflects real user behavior, not founder assumptions.

Investor-Ready Codebase

Clean repo, CI/CD pipeline, environment separation, and documentation. Technical due diligence won't find anything to flag.

Was wir bauen

Demo day looms but your product is still wireframes and investor promises

Walk into demo day with a live product URL that handles real signups and payments

Your freelancer built on Bubble and now custom logic hits a platform ceiling

Own a Next.js codebase that scales past 10,000 users without a rewrite

Your technical co-founder is deep in fundraising while feature work stalls cold

Ship your core workflow in 30 days while your co-founder closes the round

Agencies quote six-month timelines for a v1 nobody will use that way

Pay a fixed price for scoped delivery — no change orders, no timeline drift

You can't evaluate whether your dev team is building the right workflows

Review working builds every Friday and course-correct before momentum breaks

Your prototype has polish but no backend, auth, or persistent user data

Show investors a product with row-level security and payment rails already tested

Unser Prozess

01

User Research & Spec Alignment

A 90-minute session to define your target user, core hypothesis, and exact scope. We produce a functional spec you approve before a single line of code is written.
Week 1
02

Architecture & Design Sprint

Database schema, API design, and high-fidelity UI screens for every core flow. You see the product before we build it.
Week 1-2
03

Build Sprint

Heads-down development with async daily updates. Auth, core workflow, payments, and admin panel come together on a staging URL you can share with anyone.
Week 2-3
04

User Testing & Iteration

We run the MVP past 5-8 real users, capture structured feedback, and execute a focused iteration sprint on the highest-signal changes.
Week 3-4
05

Launch & Handoff

Production deployment on Vercel, DNS configuration, monitoring setup, and full documentation. Includes 30 days of post-launch support for bugs and questions.
Week 4
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Häufige Fragen

Kannst du wirklich ein funktionierendes MVP in 30 Tagen bauen?

Ja — aber nur, weil wir strikte Scope-Disziplin erzwingen. Die User-Research-Session in Woche eins definiert exakt, was gebaut wird und was nicht. Wir bauen nicht deine komplette Product-Roadmap. Wir bauen das kleinste Ding, das deine Core-Hypothese mit echten Usern testet. Dieser Fokus macht den Zeitplan möglich.

Warum Next.js und Supabase statt No-Code-Tools?

No-Code-Tools sind okay für Landing Pages, aber sie stoßen schnell an Grenzen: Custom Logic, Performance, Auth Edge Cases, Data Migrations. Next.js und Supabase geben dir eine echte Production-Codebase vom ersten Tag an. Wenn du Geld sammelst und Engineers einstellst, erben sie saubere Infrastruktur — keine Platform-Lock-in-Problem.

Was ist, wenn ich nach dem MVP-Launch pivoten muss?

Genau das ist der Punkt. Das MVP ist so gestaltet, dass es Signal generiert. Wenn User Testing dir sagt, die Hypothese ist falsch, pivotierst du das Produkt — nicht die Architektur. Wir bauen auf einem echten Stack mit sauberer Separation of Concerns, also pivoten heißt Features ändern, nicht alles von vorne schreiben. Wir bieten Follow-on-Iteration-Sprints genau dafür an.

Arbeitest du mit nicht-technischen Gründern?

Die meisten unserer MVP-Clients sind nicht-technische Gründer mit starker Product-Conviction. Das Spec-Alignment-Dokument übersetzt deine Vision in eine buildbare Scope — in klarer Sprache, nicht Engineering-Jargon. Du genehmigst jeden Screen und Flow vor dem Code-Schreiben. Du behältst die Kontrolle, ohne Pull Requests lesen zu müssen.

Was ist in der 30-Tage Post-Launch-Support enthalten?

Bug Fixes, Minor Copy Changes, Deployment Support und Beantwortung technischer Fragen von deinem Team oder Investoren. Es deckt keine neue Feature-Entwicklung ab — das ist ein separates Engagement. Das Support-Fenster stellt sicher, dass dein Launch reibungslos läuft und nichts durch die Ritzen fällt während deines ersten Monats mit echten Usern.

Wie funktioniert die Preisgestaltung für verschiedene MVP-Scopes?

Die Preisgestaltung hängt von der Anzahl unterschiedlicher User Workflows, Integrationen und Custom UI Complexity ab. Ein Single-Workflow-Produkt mit Auth und Payments beginnt bei etwa 8K€. Multi-Role-Plattformen mit Admin Dashboards, Third-Party API Integrationen und komplexen Data Models kosten 14K€–25K€. Du bekommst einen exakten Fixed Price nach der Spec-Alignment-Session.

Was ist MVP-Entwicklung für Startups?

MVP-Entwicklung für Startups bedeutet, die "Minimum Viable Product"-Version eines Produkts zu erstellen — die einfachste Version, die noch auf den Markt gebracht werden kann. Das primäre Ziel ist es, eine Geschäftsidee mit minimalen Ressourcen zu testen, indem man sich auf Core Features konzentriert, die die primären Bedürfnisse der Zielgruppe adressieren. So können Startups schnell wertvolles User Feedback sammeln und das Produkt iterativ verbessern. Eric Ries, Autor von "The Lean Startup", betont: "Das MVP ist nicht nur dazu gedacht, Product Design oder technische Fragen zu beantworten, sondern fundamentale Business-Hypothesen zu testen."

Was ist die 80/20-Regel für Startups?

Die 80/20-Regel, oder Pareto-Prinzip, im Startup-Kontext besagt, sich auf die 20% der Features oder Tasks zu konzentrieren, die 80% der gewünschten Outcomes oder Value für das Minimum Viable Product (MVP) liefern werden. Das bedeutet, essenzielle Funktionalitäten zu priorisieren, die Core User Needs und Probleme adressieren. Wie Venture Capitalist Paul Graham rät, "Do things that don't scale initially," und betont damit die Wichtigkeit von frühem Fokus auf impactvolle Bereiche statt umfassende Entwicklung. Dieser Ansatz beschleunigt Feedback-Schleifen und Resource-Effizienz — entscheidend für Startup-Erfolg in engen Zeitrahmen.

MVP Development from $8,000
Fixed-fee. 30-day timeline. 30-day post-launch support included.
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