AI MVP Development
A launched product in 30–60 days — scoped to what proves the business, and nothing else.
An MVP fails for one of two reasons: it is so thin that nobody can tell whether the idea works, or so broad that it never ships. Both come from scoping by feature list instead of by the question the product needs to answer.
We start from the riskiest assumption in your business and build the smallest real product that tests it — deployed, billable and usable by actual customers, not a clickable prototype.
What's included
- Fixed 30–60 day scope agreed before kickoff
- Core product flow, end to end and production deployed
- Authentication and payments where the model needs them
- AI features that carry the core value proposition
- Analytics wired to the metrics that decide the next step
- Weekly demos on a live staging environment
Core capabilities
How we work
- 1
Assumption mapping
Identify the assumption that would kill the business if wrong, and design the MVP to test exactly that.
- 2
Scope lock
Agree a fixed feature set and timeline in writing. Anything outside it becomes phase two rather than schedule slip.
- 3
Build in the open
Weekly demos against staging so course corrections happen in week two, not week eight.
- 4
Launch & measure
Production deployment with analytics in place, so the next decision is made on data.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in an AI MVP?+
The core user journey end to end, authentication, the AI capability that carries the value proposition, payments if the model requires them, analytics, and production deployment. Everything that does not test the core assumption is deliberately deferred.
What does an AI MVP cost?+
Between $15,000 and $35,000 depending on scope. The range is fixed before kickoff, and scope is locked in writing so the number does not drift.
What happens after the MVP launches?+
You own the code and can continue in-house, or we can continue as your engineering team on a rolling basis. There is no lock-in either way.
Do I need a technical co-founder first?+
No. We handle architecture and technical decisions and explain the trade-offs in plain language, which is a common arrangement for non-technical founders taking a first product to market.
Tell us what you're building
We'll assess the idea, the technical requirements and the fastest realistic path to production — and tell you honestly if we're not the right fit.