MVP development that reaches real users.

A one-person MVP development company for founders who need a working SaaS, not a prototype. Fixed price, four to eight weeks, deployed in your accounts.

TYPICALLY 4-8 WEEKSFIXED PRICE FROM $6,000REPLY IN 12 HOURS

The symptom

"We've been two weeks from launch since March."

Custom SaaS development that ends in a product real users can pay for - not another demo. An idea, a Figma file or a stalled repo becomes a deployed Next.js app running on your infrastructure, under your accounts.

What lands in your accounts

Data model & typed API
Auth, roles & Stripe billing
Admin panel you can run
CI/CD, staging & prod
Error tracking + alerts
Handover doc & walkthrough

How it runs

  1. Read what exists

    Repo, database and deploy config before any quote. You get a keep, rewrite or start-fresh call per area, with a cost against each.

  2. Agree the slice

    We cut scope to the version that can take money. Anything outside it is written down as a later milestone, not silently dropped.

  3. Build in your accounts

    Your repo, your cloud, your Stripe from day one. A deployed preview link every Friday instead of a status email.

  4. Hand it over

    Handover doc, recorded walkthrough, and thirty days of bug cover. The next developer picks it up without calling me.

The terms

TYPICALLY
4-8 WEEKS
FIXED PRICE FROM
$6,000
12H REPLYFIXED PRICE30-DAY BUG COVERREFUNDABLE START

Before you ask

We already have a half-built app. Do you start over?

Almost never. I read the repo before quoting and tell you what is worth keeping, what needs rewriting and what each costs - in writing, before anyone touches main.

Isn't one freelance developer a risk for a build this size?

Everything lands in your repo, your cloud and your Stripe from day one, documented as it ships. If I vanish, the next developer reads the handover doc and keeps going.

What if the scope changes halfway through?

It usually does. New work is priced as a short written addendum before I build it, so the final invoice is a number you already approved.

How much of our time does this take?

One 30-minute call a week and quick answers when I'm blocked. Every Friday you get a deployed preview link instead of a status email.

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