AI MVP development

AI MVP development for a $1,500 flat rate, live in two weeks

Most AI ideas die in scoping. We take one idea, cut it to the smallest version that can be used by real people, and put it in production in about two weeks — with auth, a database, deployment and an AI feature that actually works.

What the MVP includes

A real product, not a demo

Deployed on a live URL with accounts, data persistence and error handling — usable by customers on day one.

The AI feature that matters

One Claude-backed capability built properly: retrieval, agents or generation, evaluated on real inputs.

Design that looks funded

A branded interface and design system, not a template, so the MVP survives a demo to investors or customers.

Full code ownership

The repository, infrastructure and deployment pipeline are handed to you at the end of the build.

The two-week MVP path

01

Cut the scope

One call to find the single loop that proves the idea. Everything else goes on a later list.

02

Build in the open

You see the deployed environment updating through the build rather than waiting for a reveal.

03

Ship to real users

Live release with accounts, analytics and monitoring so you learn from usage, not opinions.

04

Decide what's next

Continue into an ongoing build, take the code in-house, or stop. No lock-in either way.

Pricing

MVP Production is a $1,500 flat rate — fixed, quoted up front, no discovery fee and no hourly billing. Continuing beyond the MVP into a full build or a large-scale enterprise platform is scoped to a fixed price after a call.

See the full pricing tiers or browse the ventures we've built.

Common questions

Is $1,500 really the full MVP price?
Yes. MVP Production is a flat $1,500 for the scoped build, including design, development and deployment. Third-party costs such as hosting or model usage are billed to your own accounts.
How long does an AI MVP take?
About two weeks from kickoff to a live first release.
What if my idea is bigger than an MVP?
We still start with the MVP slice, then scope the rest to a fixed price once there is something real to react to.
Do I own the MVP code?
Yes — the repository, prompts and deployment configuration are yours outright.

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