MVP development services for startups
We are an MVP development company for founders and product teams: one key scenario, iOS and Android from a single codebase, and a first version you can show users and investors in 3–6 weeks.
from ₴33,000
What is an MVP in plain words
An MVP (minimum viable product) is the smallest working version of a product: it has only what the product makes no sense without. It is not a draft and not a demo, but an app people can already use — just with one scenario instead of ten.
The point of an MVP is to test the idea on real users before a large investment. If people need the scenario, the product grows from there; if not, you learn it in weeks and for the budget of a first version, not after a year of work.
So the main thing in an MVP is not the number of features but the choice: what stays in the first version and what waits. We make that choice together with you at the brief.
Who needs an MVP
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A founder with an idea
You have an app idea but do not know whether people need it: we build a version with one scenario and test it on real users.
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A company testing a new product
The business is running and wants to try a new direction: a minimum version shows demand before a large investment.
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A team before a funding round
You need a working build to show investors: an app on a phone is more convincing than a slide deck.
What you get in the first version
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The key scenario
Together we pick one main user action and build the first version around it — with no extra features.
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iOS and Android from one codebase
An app on Flutter or React Native runs on both platforms — no two separate teams.
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Ready-made design
Up to five main screens on proven components: tidy, clear and fast to build.
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A backend when needed
If you need accounts and stored data, we connect Firebase or Supabase or write a custom API on Laravel.
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Event analytics
We connect analytics, so you see what users do in the app and where they stop.
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Testing on devices
We test the build on real iOS and Android phones before users see it.
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Revisions and support
Two or three rounds of revisions during development and a month of support after launch are included in the price.
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A plan for the next versions
Everything that did not make the first version goes into a roadmap, with an estimate for each step.
From idea to first version in four steps
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Brief and scenario
We go through the idea and pick one key scenario. Within one or two days after the brief you get an estimate and a plan of stages; once agreed — a contract with a fixed price.
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Prototype and design
A map of screens and a design on ready-made components: up to five main screens. You see the first version before development starts.
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Development and testing
We build the app on Flutter or React Native and test it on real iOS and Android devices. Two or three rounds of revisions are included in the price.
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Launch and next steps
We hand over a working build, connect analytics and support the app for a month. A first version with one scenario usually takes 3–6 weeks.
What we build an MVP with
The main route is one codebase for iOS and Android on Flutter or React Native. We pick the backend for the task: Firebase or Supabase when a quick launch matters, a custom API on Laravel when the logic is more complex.
- Flutter
- React Native
- Expo
- TypeScript
- Firebase
- Supabase
- Laravel
- REST API
What our clients say about us
We’re confident that after working with us you’ll leave a positive review here too.
This is where it all started. Since then we've ordered two more websites here and never even looked for another developer. Every time the work is done well and on time. I recommend them to colleagues.
We came back a second time, now with the chamber's own website. I didn't have to explain anything from scratch: they remembered how we work and suggested better options themselves. And regular clients get a discount too.
I expected it to be like other companies, where you wait days for a reply. Instead, they're always available and always get back to me. Even in the evenings and on weekends, which I really appreciated.
I paid exactly what they quoted at the start. When I asked them mid-project to add a page with my students' results, they named the price first and only then did it. No "that wasn't included" at the end. Others never worked that way.
Two days after launch, inquiries from the contact form stopped coming in. I wrote to them on a Saturday, and it was fixed by lunch. The problem was with the hosting, but no one said "that's not on us." They just sorted it out.
I know nothing about websites. They explained everything in plain language, no jargon. Before handing the site over, they showed me how to change the text and photos myself and recorded a video. Now I update everything on my own. Thank you for your patience.
The site went live a year ago, and I still message them about small things: adding partners, posting photos from the celebration. They answer as if they'd delivered it yesterday. Not once have I heard that the contract has ended.
We needed the site before the season started, and the deadline was tight. They promised four weeks and delivered in three and a half. I never had to chase them. Every week they told me what was done. We started the season with the site already live.
Our old website brought in one or two inquiries a month. Three months after the new one launched, we get eight to ten, with no ads. We're now on Google's first page for the searches that matter. The site finally pays for itself.
Frequently asked questions about MVP development
Answers about cost and timelines, what goes into the first version, the technology and how the product grows after launch. Did not find yours? Write to us.
How much does MVP development cost?
From ₴33,000: one key scenario, up to five main screens, a ready-made design, iOS and Android from one codebase. If you need user accounts and stored data, a backend is added — an app with its own backend starts from ₴53,000. The number of screens, payments and integrations affect the price too. The app cost calculator gives a guide, and the exact price is fixed in the contract after the brief.
How long does it take to build an MVP?
A first version with one scenario usually takes 3–6 weeks. If it needs payments, subscriptions, maps or a catalogue — 1.5–3 months. We prepare the estimate and the plan of stages within one or two days after the brief and fix the timeline in the contract.
What goes into the first version and what is left for later?
The first version holds one key scenario — the reason a user opens the app — and only the screens it cannot work without. Roles and account areas, chat, payments and subscriptions, offline mode and complex settings usually wait. Everything postponed goes into the plan for the next versions: we return to it once the first users show what is really needed.
What do you build an MVP with?
Flutter or React Native: one codebase for both iOS and Android, which is faster and cheaper than two separate builds. More on choosing the technology — on the cross-platform development page. We pick the backend for the task: Firebase or Supabase when a quick launch matters, or a custom API on Laravel when the logic is more complex.
We need an MVP of a web service, not an app — do you do that too?
Yes. A first version of a web product — an account area, a subscription service, an internal system — is built on the same principle: one main scenario and a minimum of screens. It is a separate service — web application and SaaS development.
What happens after the MVP is launched?
For a month after launch we support the app: we fix bugs and help you read the first analytics data — this is included in the price. After that the product grows in stages by the plan for the next versions, each stage estimated separately. How the tiers and stages work is described on the mobile development page.
Shall we test your idea?
Tell us what the app should do and who it is for — we will help you pick the key scenario and name the cost and the timeline of the first version. No obligation.