MVP application delivery in 4-6 weeks
We build a focused, production-ready MVP in 4–6 weeks for an agreed scope: one core user journey, deployment, and data for the next decision.
fromPLN 15,000
An MVP is the smallest production-ready version that lets real users complete one valuable journey and gives the business evidence for the next decision. It is not a mock-up and not a disguised full product.
What fits in an MVP
We choose one user, one core problem, one journey from start to finish, and only the data, accounts, integrations, and screens that this journey genuinely needs. Secondary roles, reports, automations, and “nice to have” ideas become a visible later backlog rather than hidden promises.
How the 4-6 week delivery works
First we close the scope and acceptance criteria. Then we prepare the architecture, build in short demonstrable milestones, test the core journey, deploy to the agreed environment, and hand over code and documentation. A change that affects the deadline returns to a scope decision before it is built.
What you receive
- a deployed core journey with appropriate accounts and data;
- a repository, deployment configuration, and documentation;
- tests and monitoring proportionate to the product’s risk;
- a clear backlog of what was intentionally left for the next stage;
- evidence from real use to decide whether to extend the product.
An MVP starts at 15,000 PLN. Final pricing depends on core screens, integrations, data, and security requirements. If the key uncertainty is the problem rather than the implementation, discovery and planning is the better first step.
A scope you can trust
We do not promise six weeks and reveal in week five that the scope is much larger. If a core path cannot be closed in the agreed time, we split it into stages or recommend a full custom application project.
FAQ
How is this different from a prototype?
A prototype cheaply tests a concept and interaction, but need not complete a process end to end. An MVP operates in an agreed environment and serves a real core journey; database, accounts, and integrations appear only where that journey needs them.
What if we do not continue?
You retain the deployed scope, repository, and code rights under the agreement. Ongoing operation still needs hosting and external services, so we provide their list, variable costs, and documentation.
What if my idea does not fit in six weeks?
Then it is not an MVP but a full project. Before work begins, we show what falls outside scope so the date remains real.
Does MVP mean something low quality?
No. Scope is narrow but delivered properly: tests, performance, security, and code that can be extended. We shorten the feature list, not delivery quality.
Can every MVP be built in 4–6 weeks?
No. The timeline covers one core journey, available data, and limited integrations. If scope cannot close honestly, we recommend discovery or a full project instead.