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Service · 03 / 05
Product engineering for founders: scoping the MVP that proves the bet, the architecture to serve many customers, billing, onboarding, and the iteration loop after launch.
Built for founders and product owners betting real money on shipping the right v1.
Sound familiar?
You know the problem, you know who pays, you may even have a waitlist — but no technical team. Hiring takes six months you do not have, and freelancer roulette has already cost you one false start.
The prototype that won your first ten users now breaks weekly. No tests, no way to keep customers’ data separate, billing held together by hand. Every new customer makes the product more dangerous to touch.
Scope keeps growing, the agency keeps invoicing, and the market keeps moving. What you needed was the smallest product that proves the bet — not a feature museum.
What this is
Most SaaS projects die in one of two ways: the v1 takes so long the runway runs out, or the cheap MVP works and then collapses the moment real customers arrive. We run the path the best product teams use — ruthless scope, a clickable prototype in week two, production code in small slices, and subscriptions and customer accounts designed in from the start. You launch sooner, on a foundation that survives success.
Capabilities
Who we build for
From a solo founder shipping a first version to an established product being rebuilt for scale — we scope to the stage your company is at.
Under the hood: Built on a modern, scalable foundation — Next.js, a managed multi-tenant database, secure authentication and subscription billing.
What you receive
Outcomes we ship for
How we run it
Workshops to map users, jobs-to-be-done, monetization model and constraints.
Clickable prototype in week two. Tested with real users before a single line of production code.
Weekly increments shipped to a staging copy. You log in and use it from day eight.
Performance, security, accessibility, monitoring — the unglamorous work that keeps a launch standing.
Ship the v1, watch real usage, and run the loop: measure, decide, ship again.
Free · No strings
Tell us the workflow or problem that is breaking. We will send back where to start — in writing, within two business days.
05 /SaaS FAQ
Scoped after a free brief, priced by milestones, and we will tell you the number before you commit — including the features we think you should cut. The cheapest week of the project is the scoping week; the most expensive mistake is skipping it.
Contact · Start a conversation
A 30-minute conversation. A written diagnosis within 48 hours. Then you decide.
Fixed-scope proposal · You keep all IP · Milestone payments · NDA on request