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Your MVP Deadline Just Got Real

If you're a first-time founder with $50K in runway and a Q2 beta promise, four weeks is all you get.

Ship your MVP on Next.js, Supabase, and Stripe. Auth, billing, core screens, and admin -- deployed to Vercel in 4-8 weeks.

4-8
Weeks to Launch
Working software, not mockups
3-5
Core Screens
Focused feature set
30
Days Post-Launch
Iteration included
$0
Scope Surprises
Fixed-fee contracts
What Actually Ships in an MVP -- And What You're Cutting to Get There

Your MVP goes live with the three screens that prove your value proposition works -- nothing polished, nothing peripheral. You're getting TypeScript, server-side rendering, and transactional email wired to real user accounts. Your Stripe integration processes actual payments on day one. Your error monitor catches bugs before your first 100 users report them. This isn't a Bubble prototype you'll migrate away from in six months. It's production infrastructure: Vercel deploys, Supabase auth, Resend emails, Sentry logs. Your technical debt starts at zero because the stack was built to scale from the beginning. The risk isn't shipping too slowly -- it's burning runway on discovery sprints while your competitor launches with fewer features and more traction.

What is holding your current website back?

Common gaps we find in nearly every audit.

Offshore dev shops deliver code you can't maintain or extend
Risk: You end up spending 3x rebuilding what should've been built right the first time.
Agency engagements balloon to $50K+ before anything ships
Risk: You burn runway on discovery phases and design sprints instead of validated software.
No-code tools like Bubble and Webflow hit walls at scale
Risk: You migrate everything to real infrastructure later anyway, losing months in the process.
Technical co-founder searches delay launch by 6-12 months
Risk: Your market window closes while you're still recruiting.
Freelancers disappear mid-project or deliver inconsistent quality
Risk: Half-built codebases, no documentation, no continuity.
Perfectionism kills shipping -- you're polishing features nobody's validated yet
Risk: Optimizing conversion flows before you've proven anyone wants the product is a painful way to burn time.

What Your Website Could Look Like

Custom-designed for your industry. No templates. No stock photos.

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MVP Development for Startups -- Working Software in Four Weeks, Not Four Months

How We Build This Right

Every safeguard, built in from Day 1.

Auth & User Management

Supabase Auth with email/password, magic links, and OAuth providers out of the box. Row-level security policies keep your data model locked down from day one.

Stripe Subscription Billing

Integrated subscription billing with Stripe Checkout, customer portal, and webhook handling. Free trials, tiered plans, and usage-based pricing all work.

Admin Dashboard

Internal dashboard for managing users, viewing key metrics, and handling support operations. Built on the same stack -- no separate codebase to maintain.

Production Infrastructure

Deployed to Vercel with preview environments, CI/CD, and edge caching. Your MVP runs on infrastructure that'll handle millions of requests when you need it to.

Database & API Layer

Supabase Postgres with a typed API layer, migrations, and seed data. Your schema is version-controlled and reproducible across environments.

Basic Analytics & Tracking

Event tracking for core user actions so you know what's working from week one. Lightweight implementation -- no bloated analytics suites slowing your app down.

What We Build

Purpose-built features for your industry.

Offshore shops deliver unmaintainable code that forces a costly rebuild

Launch 3–5 user-facing screens that prove your core hypothesis

Agency engagements balloon past $50K before you see working software

Ship responsive layouts across mobile, tablet, and desktop automatically

No-code platforms hit scaling limits and require painful migrations later

Hand off a fully typed Next.js codebase any senior dev can extend

Technical co-founder searches delay your launch by 6–12 months

Deliver transactional emails for onboarding, resets, and key notifications

Freelancers vanish mid-project leaving half-built codebases behind

Build SEO foundations with meta tags, sitemaps, and Open Graph images

Perfectionism traps you polishing features nobody's validated yet

Catch production errors with Sentry before your users report them

Built on a Modern, Secure Stack

Next.jsSupabaseStripeVercelTailwind CSSTypeScript

Our Development Process

From discovery to launch. Quality at every step.

01

Scope & Contract

Week 0

One 90-minute call to nail down your core screens, data model, and billing logic. You'll have a fixed-fee contract and a week-by-week delivery schedule within 48 hours.

02

Foundation Sprint

Weeks 1-2

Auth, database schema, Stripe integration, and deployment pipeline. By the end of week 2, you've got a working app with login, empty states, and billing -- deployed to a real preview URL.

03

Core Feature Build

Weeks 3-4

Your 3-5 core screens built and connected to real data. Daily deploys to a preview environment so you can test and give feedback as it's happening.

04

Polish & Ship

Weeks 5-8

Edge cases, loading states, error handling, mobile responsiveness, and the admin dashboard. Production deployment with DNS, SSL, and monitoring all configured.

05

Post-Launch Iteration

Weeks 9-12

30 days of bug fixes, performance tuning, and small feature adjustments based on what real users are actually doing. You're not on your own after launch day.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Authentication (email, OAuth), 3-5 core user-facing screens, Supabase database with row-level security, Stripe subscription billing with customer portal, an admin dashboard, basic event analytics, transactional email, and deployment to Vercel with CI/CD. Everything ships as a TypeScript Next.js codebase you fully own.
You get a senior developer who architects, builds, and deploys your product -- not a project manager relaying requirements to junior developers in another timezone. The codebase is clean TypeScript with proper migrations, types, and documentation. Any competent developer can pick it up after we're done.
Yes, for focused MVPs. Weeks 1-2 deliver auth, billing, and infrastructure. Weeks 3-4 deliver core screens connected to real data. If your scope is larger -- say 6-8 screens or complex multi-tenant logic -- we extend to 6-8 weeks. The scoping call figures out which timeline actually fits your product.
Next.js gives you server rendering, API routes, and a React frontend in one framework. Supabase gives you Postgres, auth, storage, and real-time subscriptions without managing infrastructure. This stack ships fast, scales on Vercel's edge network, and it's also the most hireable stack out there if you need to grow your team later.
You own the codebase, the Vercel account, and the Supabase project. Hire your own developers, bring us on for a monthly retainer, or scope a Phase 2 project -- your call. We provide a handoff document covering architecture decisions, environment setup, and deployment procedures so any developer can get up to speed quickly.
Yes. We sign your NDA before the scoping call. Our standard contract includes full IP assignment -- you own every line of code, every design asset, and every deployment configuration. We keep zero rights to your product. That applies to every engagement, not as some upsell.
MVP development services involve creating a Minimum Viable Product, which is a basic version of a product with just enough features to satisfy early users and gather feedback. These services help startups quickly test their ideas in the market with minimal resources, enabling them to validate assumptions, attract investors, and make informed decisions for future development. The focus is on speed, functionality, and user feedback, allowing startups to iterate and refine their product effectively. MVP development is crucial for minimizing risks and aligning the product with market needs.
MVP development, or Minimum Viable Product development, involves creating a simplified version of a product that includes only its core features necessary to address the primary problem or need. The goal is to test the product's viability in the market quickly and with minimal investment. As Eric Ries, author of "The Lean Startup," puts it, an MVP allows startups to "learn about your customers with the least amount of effort." This approach helps in gathering user feedback early, mitigating risks, and guiding further product development.
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