MVP Builds — Guaranteed Delivery

Shipped Product Ready for Market in Defined Timeframes

Development timelines stretch and delay revenue. Launch a functional MVP with core features in eight weeks. Fixed price, written spec, no surprises.

Meet the delivery date or complete adjustments at no extra charge.

App Build Sprint
Duration 8 weeks
Team PM + 2 engineers
Price $45K–$90K
Guarantee Sprint 1 free if scope missed

The Burned Founder Pattern

You've heard these stories before. Maybe you've lived one.

I spent $50K on an agency and got a half-working MVP I can't ship.
Eight months. $60K. A zip file with no documentation and code nobody else can read.
I managed the developers instead of running the business. Every spec gap cost me a week.
The scope crept. The price crept. The deadline moved three times. Nothing was in writing.

Deliverables

What We Build in 8 Weeks

Backend API

RESTful or GraphQL API with PostgreSQL, Redis caching, and file storage. Ready for your frontend or mobile app.

RESTGraphQLPostgreSQLRedis

React Frontend

Responsive, design-system-driven UI. OAuth login flow, dashboard layout, and mobile-friendly components.

ReactResponsiveDesign SystemOAuth

CI/CD Pipeline

GitHub Actions automating test, build, deploy. Staging and production environments with preview deployments.

GitHub ActionsStagingProductionPreviews

Analytics

PostHog event tracking, product analytics dashboard, and A/B test framework. Know what your users do from day one.

PostHogEventsDashboardA/B Tests

Integrations

Stripe/Paddle billing, SendGrid transactional email, Slack alerts, webhook system. Your product talks to the tools you use.

StripePaddleSendGridSlack

Documentation

Architecture diagram, API reference, deployment runbook, and a handoff video. Your next developer can pick it up immediately.

ArchitectureAPI DocsRunbookHandoff

8-Week Sprint Plan

From Zero to Production in 8 Weeks

Foundation Weeks 1–2
Auth: email/password, Google OAuth, session management
Database schema: migrations, seed data, query patterns
CI/CD pipeline: test → build → deploy to staging
Staging environment live, accessible for review
Core Feature Weeks 3–4 Scope Guarantee
Primary feature end-to-end (as defined in signed spec)
Acceptance: feature works in staging, meets acceptance checklist
Guarantee: If Sprint 1 doesn't deliver the agreed core feature, team extends at no additional cost until acceptance criteria are met
Integrations Weeks 5–6
Billing: Stripe/Paddle subscription, usage metering
Transactional email: SendGrid onboarding, verification
Slack notifications and webhook system
Production Launch Weeks 7–8
Production environment: scaling config, CDN, SSL
Analytics instrumentation: PostHog events, dashboard
Security review: dependency audit, OWASP top 10
Documentation transfer: architecture, API, runbook
30-day warranty begins

Contractual Guarantee

The Scope Guarantee (It's in the Contract)

If Sprint 1 does not deliver the agreed core feature as defined in the spec, the team extends Sprint 1 at no additional cost until acceptance criteria are met.

Written spec signed before development starts

Acceptance checklist governing every sprint

Source code goes to your repo from day one

PM who controls scope, not the dev who controls the timeline

This is the trust mechanism. Specificity replaces hope.

Your Team

Who Builds Your Product

Product Manager

Scope Owner

Owns the spec, runs sprint planning, single point of contact. Holds the scope boundary so the engineers can focus on building.

Senior Engineers

2 x 5+ years B2B SaaS

Write tests and documentation. Code is maintainable by your next hire. React, Node.js, PostgreSQL specialists.

Not Included

Available as Upgrades

Dedicated QA, designer, data engineer, multi-region DevOps. Available on request for an additional scope line.

Jake McMahon

Jake McMahon

Founder — 8+ years B2B SaaS product & growth
BSc Psychology, MSc Data Science

Product Strategy Growth Data Science
EB

Evgeniy Bogoyavlenskiy

Senior Fullstack Engineer

PHP/Laravel Node.js React
AD

Alexander Dudnik

AI & Full-Stack Engineer

Node.js TypeScript C#/.NET Azure/AWS

Compare

ProductQuant vs. The Alternatives

Offshore Shop Senior FTE No-Code ProductQuant Sprint
Price model T&M (hidden costs) $150–220K/yr Monthly + rewrite Fixed price, signed
Timeline 6–12 months (aspirational) 3–6 months recruiting Fast start, later wall 8 weeks contractual
Accountability None Founder manages No recourse Sprint 1 free if scope missed
PM Account manager (coordinator) Founder = PM None PM owns scope & decisions
Code quality Junior/mid, minimal docs One person's context Proprietary, no real code Senior, documented, maintainable
Scalability Usually rewrite One-person throughput Multi-tenancy ceiling React/Node/PostgreSQL → Series B+
Ownership Zip file, often without docs Depends on habits Platform owns product Source code to your repo day 1

Pricing

Pick the Sprint That Fits Your Stage

Feature Sprint
One feature, delivered
$15K
$15,000 – $28,000
  • One feature in 3–4 weeks
  • Written technical spec
  • Backend API + React frontend
  • Automated tests
  • Deployment to staging
  • 30-day warranty
Book scoping session
Embedded Dev Partner
Ongoing, scoped
Ongoing
  • Ongoing 2-week sprints
  • Same team, same quality standards
  • Same scope guarantee
  • Flexible capacity
  • Priority scheduling
  • Direct Slack channel with team
Book scoping session

App Build Sprint payment structure

30% Deposit 30% Sprint 1 acceptance 20% Sprint 2 20% Production launch

FAQ

Common Questions

Ship in Eight Weeks. Not Eight Months.

Book a free 30-minute scoping session. We'll write the spec, estimate the cost, and show you what a delivered product looks like.

No commitment. No sales pitch. Just a spec and a price.

Our Stack

React Laravel/Node.js PostgreSQL Redis Docker AWS/GCP PostHog Stripe/Paddle Sentry