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Avg. 7 weeks to launchThese are the fears every founder brings to us. Here's how we address each one.
We've heard them all. Not because founders are wrong to worry - but because all of them are fixable with the right process, communication, and ownership model.
The timeline kept slipping
Agencies quote 8 weeks and deliver at 6 months. No visibility, no accountability.
Fixed 6–8 week scope with week-by-week milestones. You see a live demo every Friday.
The developer disappeared mid-project
Freelancers go silent. You're left with half-built code and no handoff documentation.
Dedicated team, not a solo freelancer. You get a project lead, designer, and engineers throughout the engagement.
The cost ballooned
Scope creep, hourly billing, and change requests turned a lean budget into a crisis.
Flat-fee engagement agreed upfront. No hourly surprises. Scope changes are handled transparently.
Wrong tech choices locked us in
The team picked a framework they knew, not what was right. Now nobody can maintain it.
We use mainstream, hireable stacks (React, Node, Flutter) and document everything properly.
I don't own the code
Some agencies hold IP hostage or keep code in private repos you can't access.
Full IP transfer on delivery. Your GitHub repo, your cloud accounts, your code from day one.
They built what I asked, not what I needed
You described a feature. They built it literally without challenging the requirement.
Week one is always discovery. We validate assumptions before writing code to avoid expensive mistakes.
Three things we don't move on.
Every project has variables. These three aren't.
Fixed Scope
Agreed before we start
We define exactly what's in the MVP during discovery week. Once locked, scope doesn't move - which means your cost doesn't move.
Fixed Price
No hourly billing, ever
You know the total before signing. No change-order culture, no 'extra hours' surprises. New requirements become a separate discussion.
6–8 Weeks
Hard deadline, not a guess
Our process is designed for this window. If your idea needs longer, we'll tell you before we start - not halfway through.
Everything you need to launch. Nothing you don't.
This isn't a feature list - it's a protection list. Every item exists because a founder needed it and didn't have it.
Clickable prototype before code
You see and approve the product before a line of code is written. Prevents expensive rework later.
Full code ownership from day one
Your repository, your credentials, your access. No waiting until the final invoice is cleared.
Cloud setup & deployment
AWS, GCP, Azure, or Vercel - configured, documented, and handed over. Not deployed to our servers.
Weekly Friday demos
Live working software every week. Not status updates. You can share progress with investors from week three.
Technical documentation
Architecture notes, API references, setup guides, and deployment instructions. Any developer can continue the work.
Analytics & error monitoring
Mixpanel, PostHog, Google Analytics, and monitoring tools configured before launch. You'll know when something breaks.
Week by week - what we do and what we use.
The stack is chosen per project, not from a default template. Below is what a typical 7-week MVP engagement looks like.
Discovery & scope lock
We map your users, core flows, and success metrics. We challenge the feature list and agree on scope before a single line of code is written.
Tools & Technologies
Design & prototype
High-fidelity UI design and a clickable prototype. You review and approve the experience before development begins.
Tools & Technologies
Core build - frontend & backend
We build the core product flows and business logic. Every Friday you see working software, not mockups or status reports.
Tools & Technologies
Mobile (if required) + integrations
Cross-platform mobile development and third-party integrations including payments, authentication, notifications, and analytics.
Tools & Technologies
QA, launch & handover
Cross-device testing, production deployment, monitoring setup, and complete documentation handover. You receive full ownership of everything.
Tools & Technologies
Every founder considers these three options. Here's the honest comparison.
None of these is universally wrong - it depends on your situation. But if you need a fundable product in 6–8 weeks, here's how they stack up.
Freelancer
Lowest upfront cost
One person handling design, frontend, backend, QA, and project management
No accountability if communication stops
Timeline is usually an estimate, not a commitment
Code quality and documentation vary widely
Works best if you're highly technical and can manage delivery closely
Nestormind
Fixed price and fixed scope - no surprises
Dedicated team: designer, engineers, and project lead
Weekly demos of working software
You own the code, infrastructure, and IP from day one
6–8 week delivery with documented handover
Designed for founders who need speed, ownership, and accountability
Large Agency
Established processes and larger resource pool
The people who sell the project are rarely the people who build it
Typical timelines range from 3–6 months
Change requests often increase budget significantly
Built for enterprise requirements rather than startup speed
Works best if you have runway, budget, and a longer launch horizon
We don't publish exact numbers. We do publish honest ranges.
Every MVP is scoped differently - which means every price is different. What we can tell you is what drives cost, so you come to the scoping call informed.
Price is determined by three things: the number of user flows, whether you need mobile, and the complexity of integrations. Here's what that looks like in practice.
Shortest timeline
1–2 core flows, web only, basic auth, no third-party integrations. Ideal for getting in front of early users fast.
Most common
3–5 flows, web + mobile, payments or notifications, analytics setup. What most funded startups launch with.
Complex scope
Multi-role access, marketplace or B2B SaaS logic, custom integrations, admin dashboards. Two or more user types.
The scoping call is free and takes 30 minutes. You'll leave with a realistic range for your specific idea - no obligation.
Questions we get on every scoping call.
Small refinements are expected and discussed during weekly reviews. If a change significantly impacts scope, timeline, or complexity, we'll explain the impact clearly and agree on the next step before any work begins.
You do. The source code, GitHub repository, cloud infrastructure, documentation, and intellectual property are transferred to you. We don't lock clients into our systems or hold code hostage.
Not at all. Most of our clients are founders, operators, and business owners. We communicate in plain English, explain trade-offs clearly, and guide technical decisions throughout the process.
That's completely normal. During discovery we'll identify the smallest version that can create value and launch quickly. Larger ideas are often broken into phases so you can get feedback from real users sooner.
Yes. We frequently audit, improve, and extend existing products. We'll review the codebase during discovery and recommend whether it should be improved, refactored, or rebuilt.
A typical MVP engagement includes a product designer, frontend engineer, backend engineer, and project lead. Depending on requirements, additional specialists may be involved for mobile, DevOps, QA, or integrations.
Absolutely. We're happy to sign an NDA before discussing your idea, product, business model, or technical requirements.
Get your MVP estimate - free, in 30 minutes.
Tell us your idea. We'll tell you what's realistic to build in 6–8 weeks, what it'll cost, and whether we're the right fit. No pitch. No obligation.
Response within 24 business hours
NDA before we talk
Senior team member, not a BDR
