Scope definition
[01]A written must-have list, out-of-scope list, and success check for the first release.
A focused first product in 6–10 weeks — enough to learn, sell, or raise, without a rewrite tax.
An MVP should answer one business question: will people use or pay for this? We cut vanity features and ship the smallest product that can learn that answer.
Works for Indian founders and remote startups that need speed without throwing away the codebase after the first hire.
The roadmap is a wishlist, so nothing ships on time.
The first build was a prototype that cannot go to real users.
Investors or early customers want a live URL, not slides.
A written must-have list, out-of-scope list, and success check for the first release.
A 6–10 week delivery with weekly demos and a staging environment.
Hosting, basic analytics, auth, and the operational basics to put it in front of users.
Clean structure and docs so your next engineer can extend it.
Most MVPs ship in 6–10 weeks after scope is locked.
Typical first versions start around ₹15–40 lakh ($18k–$50k). A tightly scoped proof build can start from ₹50,000 ($500). Heavier integrations push the range up.
One decision-maker on your side, fixed scope for v1, and a backlog for everything else.
We define what the MVP must prove and cut everything else.
Auth, core screens, and data model first — polish later.
You see working software every week and decide what to drop.
Put it in front of users or investors, then plan the next slice from real feedback.
Tell us the workflow or product you need. We will reply with an honest fit check, rough timeline, and budget band.
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No. We ship maintainable foundations. An MVP should be small, not disposable.
Yes. Many founders keep us on for the next sprint once the first version is live.
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