MVP development
MVP Development for Startups
An MVP is the smallest version of your app that real users can use for its core job. App369 builds web app MVPs from $6,000, after a $450 written scoping, in about 4 weeks from the signed quote. Mobile apps in Flutter are quoted separately, after a written scoping. One developer, Simon Dziak, builds it.
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Fixed scope, fixed price, paid upfront. The work happens in writing; no call needed.
- Web App MVP Sprintfrom $6,000A scoped web app MVP in Vue/Nuxt or React, with a fixed quote after a $450 written scoping.
- AI-Built App Rescuefrom $450A Lovable, Bolt or Cursor app checked end to end in 3 days, then its worst problems fixed at a fixed price.
- SaaS Launch Video$1,500A 60-second motion-graphics product video built from your real screens, plus a 15-second and a vertical cut.
Prices
How much does MVP development cost?
Every MVP starts with a written scope and a fixed price. Nothing is billed by the hour.
A web app to test your idea with real users
Web App MVP SprintPrice: from $6,000, after a $450 scoping
Timing: Scoping in 3 business days, then about 4 weeks from the signed quote
An iOS and Android app built in Flutter
Written scoping, then a fixed quotePrice: Quoted separately, after the scoping
Timing: Dates are in the quote
An app built with Lovable, Bolt or Replit, checked before real users arrive
AI-Built App RescuePrice: $450 Launch Check
Timing: Launch Check report in 3 business days
What you get
- One developer, Simon, from the written scope to deployment.
- A written scope: users, screens, data and integrations, and what waits for version two.
- Code in your own repository, deployed to your own accounts.
- Handover notes and 14 days of written fixes for defects in the agreed scope.
What isn't included
- Branding or a design system
- Hosting, Firebase, Stripe and other third-party bills
- Features outside the written scope
- Native mobile apps (quoted separately)
- Calls, except paid consultations ($100 per 15 minutes, paid upfront)
Scope
What does MVP development include?
01
A written scope first
For $450, Simon writes down the users and roles, screens, data model and integrations, what goes in the first version and what waits, and a fixed price and timeline for the build, within 3 business days.
02
The core build
Sign-in, roles and the core flows in the agreed scope, plus Stripe payments, email or other integrations the scope names. Web MVPs use Vue/Nuxt or React with TypeScript, on Firebase.
03
Your accounts, your code
The app is deployed to your own Netlify, Vercel or Google Cloud account, and the code lives in your repository from the first commit.
04
Handover and fixes
Handover notes, then 14 days of written fixes for defects in the agreed scope. New features after launch get their own scope and quote.
How it works
How does an MVP get built?
Scoping, 3 business days
You pay $450 and describe the idea in writing. Simon sends back the scope, a fixed price and a timeline.
Your yes on the quote
Nothing more is charged unless you accept the quote. The build starts only with your yes.
The build, about 4 weeks
Simon builds the core flows in the agreed scope. The exact timeline is in the quote.
Deployed to your accounts
The MVP goes live on your own hosting, with the code in your repository and handover notes on how it is set up.
14 days of fixes
Defects in the agreed scope are fixed in writing for 14 days after handover.
Scoping
What goes in an MVP, and what waits?
The checklist Simon uses when scoping a brief. If a feature doesn't help a first user finish the core job, or help you learn whether they want to, it waits.
Build now
- Sign-in and a basic profile
- The one core workflow, end to end, on the platform your users actually use
- The data model behind that workflow, with security rules from day one
- Analytics events on every step of the core workflow, plus crash reporting
- Payments, only if charging is part of what you are testing
- A feedback channel: in-app form, email or chat
Cut or fake for now
- Admin dashboards: use the Firebase console or a spreadsheet export at first
- Teams and granular permissions beyond the roles in the scope
- A second platform, if one platform can prove the idea
- Multiple languages, themes and heavy custom animation
- Offline mode and complex sync
- Integrations that a manual step can stand in for during the first months
Want a rough number before you write? The free app cost calculator prices an MVP-sized feature set with every assumption shown.
Technologies
- Vue/Nuxt
- React
- TypeScript
- Firebase
- Stripe
- Flutter
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is an MVP in app development?
A minimum viable product is the smallest version of your app that real users can use for the core job, built so you learn whether they want it before paying for everything else. Eric Ries popularized the term in The Lean Startup (2011). In practice that means one core workflow, sign-in, the data it needs, analytics, and a way to collect feedback.
How much does MVP development cost?
A web app MVP at App369 is $6,000 and up, after a $450 written scoping that ends in a fixed quote. Mobile apps in Flutter are quoted separately, after a written scoping. The price depends on the core workflow, the number of screens, integrations such as payments, and whether you need an admin panel. The free app cost calculator gives a rough range first.
How long does it take to build an MVP?
A web app MVP takes about 4 weeks from the signed quote, and the exact timeline is in the quote. Mobile apps are quoted separately, with their dates in the quote. The biggest lever is scope: every integration, role or admin screen adds time, so the brief decides what waits for version two.
Which features should an MVP include?
Sign-in, the one core workflow, the data model behind it, basic settings, analytics events on each step of the core workflow, crash reporting, and a feedback channel. Payments only if charging is part of what you are testing. Admin dashboards, roles and permissions, multiple languages, offline mode and deep integrations usually wait.
When should I scale beyond the MVP?
When the numbers you set before launch say people keep coming back: retention that holds week over week, users asking for more, and ideally someone paying. Until then, spend on learning, not on features.
Why hire MVP developers instead of using no-code?
No-code is fine for testing demand with a landing page or a simple internal tool. A custom MVP makes sense when the core job needs native device features, real-time data, payments or logic a no-code tool can't express, or when you want a codebase that grows into the full product. The custom vs no-code comparison covers the trade-offs.
Data and research
- Fixed-Price App Development Prices 2026
What sellers publish for a bug fix, Stripe subscriptions, a rules audit, an AI-built app rescue and a web MVP.
- App Development Statistics 2026
App Store and Google Play economics, store fees and review times, mobile OS share and framework usage, each sourced.
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Test Your Idea With a Working App
The $450 scoping ends in a fixed quote, and the build starts only with your yes. To see what other studios publish, read web app MVP cost in 2026. For wider context, read app development costs in 2026. Already have a prototype? Read how to turn a prototype into a real app. Questions go by email; calls are paid consultations ($100 per 15 minutes, paid upfront).
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What buyers said about this kind of work
“Working with Simon has been an absolute pleasure. He’s not only incredibly skilled with his code, but he also brought so much care and attention to detail, especially when creating a custom section template for my Shopify site. He made the entire process smooth and collaborative, and consistently went above and beyond to make sure everything looked and functioned beautifully, very much the way I've envisioned. Highly recommend him for anyone looking for thoughtful, top-notch development support!”
A buyer in China, April 2025. Custom order on Fiverr “Very detailed and professional. Understands full scope of project before advancing and has honest but critical feedback. such a pleasure with consultation and can't wait to get started.”
A buyer in the United States, July 2024. Custom order on Fiverr “Had a great consultation with Szymon. He knows his stuff and I have a deeper understanding of how my new mobile app can work.”
A buyer in the United States, April 2024. Custom order on Fiverr
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