Most founders spend $50k finding out what they should have built. The sprint answers that first — and its deliverable doubles as your build plan, whether you build with us or not.
"MVP" can mean anything — which is the point of the word. Ours is checkable: done means a stranger can sign up, pay, and use it, without you in the room.
Stripe in production. Real money can move on day one.
Sign-up, login, reset — the boring 30% where DIY tools stall.
On your infrastructure — not a preview link in someone's sandbox.
You see what users actually do, from the first session.
The legal pages real customers — and app stores — expect.
A stranger reaches value without a demo call from you.
Two weeks of engineering judgment applied to your idea: what to build, what it really costs, whether it's worth building at all.
A senior delivery pod builds to the sprint spec, with Ryan as your fractional CTO making every technical decision. Weekly demos, billed stage by stage.
After launch: iteration sprints driven by what the analytics say, infrastructure that scales, engineering resource on tap.
Every stage ends with an artifact you can hold and a gate you control. Billing follows the same rhythm — one-sixth of the fee per stage, never a dollar past the gate you're at.
The sprint output is a build-ready dossier: spec, stack, budget, timeline and risk map — priced and sequenced. It doubles as our proposal if we build, and as a brief any competent team could execute if we don't.
Either way, you stop guessing.
$1,000 credited back for every week past the delivery date. The deadline isn't a hope — it's a clause.
Any defect in the first 60 days after launch gets fixed at our cost. Marketplaces hand you code and vanish; we stay.
Your repository, your infrastructure, documented, with a recorded handover video. No hostage code, no lock-in.
If the sprint can't define a build path inside your budget, the sprint is free. We'd rather refund you than build the wrong thing.
Billing tracks the six stages — one-sixth each. Stop at the clickable prototype? You've paid for three stages, and the spec, concepts and prototype leave with you. No exit fees, no haggling.
