A SaaS MVP launch service takes your validated idea — or your existing AI-generated prototype from tools like Lovable, Bolt.new, v0, or Claude Code — and turns it into a production-grade application on a named tech stack. The result is a deployable product with real authentication, payments, analytics, and architecture that scales without a rewrite. Not a demo. Not a prototype. A business.
프로젝트가 실패하는 이유
컴플라이언스
Clerk Authentication
Supabase Row-Level Security
Stripe & Paddle Payments
PostHog Behavioral Analytics
Production Architecture
SEO & Performance Baseline
우리가 만드는 것
Named Stack Architecture
AI Prototype Graduation
Multi-Tenant Data Model
Subscription Billing Pipeline
Feature Flag System
Deployment & Monitoring
우리의 프로세스
Audit & Architecture
Sprint Zero — Foundation
Core Feature Sprints
Launch Hardening
Ship & Support
자주 묻는 질문
What does 'graduating' from Lovable or Bolt.new mean?
AI code generators like Lovable, Bolt.new, and v0 are genuinely impressive at producing functional prototypes fast. But they consistently skip the production essentials: row-level security, proper auth flows, payment webhook handling, architecture that doesn't collapse at 1,000 users. Graduation means we take your prototype, extract the UX patterns that are actually working, and rebuild on a stack — Next.js, Supabase, Clerk, Stripe — that won't need a full rewrite six months from now.
Why Next.js and Supabase instead of a custom backend?
Next.js gives you server-rendered React with edge functions, ISR, and API routes in one framework. Supabase provides Postgres with real-time subscriptions, row-level security, and edge functions, which means you don't need a separate backend service. Together, they're the fastest path to a production SaaS that any senior React developer can pick up and maintain. You own the code and the database. No lock-in.
Can I use Paddle instead of Stripe for payments?
Yes. Paddle acts as merchant of record, handling EU VAT, sales tax, and invoicing — so you don't have to register for VAT across multiple countries yourself. We generally recommend Paddle for B2B SaaS selling into Europe and Stripe for US-first or usage-based billing models. Both integrate with Clerk for entitlement gating. We'll give you a clear recommendation during the audit phase based on where your customers actually are.
What happens after the 30-day post-launch support ends?
You get full source code, deployment configuration, and documentation. The codebase runs on standard Next.js and Supabase — any competent React developer can maintain it. If you want ongoing development after launch, we offer retainer packages. But the goal is a clean handoff to your team or your next hire, not keeping you dependent on us.
How does the fixed-fee pricing work with scope changes?
We define scope in the Week 1 audit: specific features, data models, integrations. The fixed fee covers that scope. If you want to add something mid-build, we scope and price it separately before any work starts. No surprise invoices, no hourly billing where "it took longer than expected" suddenly becomes your problem. You know the cost upfront.
Do you work with non-technical founders?
Most of our MVP clients are non-technical or semi-technical founders. That's genuinely the point — you focus on validation, customers, and fundraising while we handle the architecture decisions. We communicate in plain English with weekly demos, not Jira tickets. You'll understand exactly what's being built and why, without needing to review pull requests.
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