Prototype MVP
$1,500
INR 1,20,000
4 weeks
A focused product demo with one convincing core journey.
- Scope workshop
- Core UX and UI
- One primary workflow
- Responsive build
- Demo deployment
MVP design and development
Build the smallest product that is still convincing enough to test.
For founders who need more than a clickable concept but less than an overbuilt platform. Arun helps define the core workflow, design the interface, build the product, and launch a version that can support demos, early users, or the next funding conversation.
A practical engagement, not a mystery quote
A disciplined first product that is convincing enough to test, demo, and improve.
Start with a sensible scope, see the likely investment before a call, and receive a written plan before development begins.
- Typical starting point
- $1,500 / INR 1,20,000
- Typical delivery
- 4-7 weeks
- Best suited for
- Founders who need a real MVP for early customers, internal validation, or investor demos.
Right fit
Built for a business outcome, not a list of screens.
Founders turning a validated problem into a usable first product.
Teams preparing an investor demo or early customer pilot.
Businesses testing an internal workflow before a larger platform investment.
If the project is not a good fit, the recommendation will be a smaller scope, a different specialist, or no build yet.
Transparent starting points
Choose the level that matches the risk you are trying to remove.
These are realistic starting prices, not fixed quotes. The final scope depends on content readiness, integrations, states, timeline, and the quality bar required.
Launch MVP
$2,500
INR 2,00,000
5-7 weeks
A usable first release with real data and essential operations.
- Auth and user flow
- Database and APIs
- Basic admin tools
- Analytics-ready events
- Production launch
MVP + Growth Base
$4,000+
INR 3,25,000+
8-10 weeks
A stronger product foundation designed for the next roadmap phase.
- Multiple key workflows
- Role-aware product
- Reusable system
- Operational tooling
- Post-launch iteration plan
A written scope and milestone plan before work begins
Responsive build, launch checks, and clear handover included
Third-party subscriptions, paid assets, and content production quoted separately
How the work moves
Clear decisions at every step.
You always know what is being decided, what is being built, and what is needed from you next.
Clarify
Define the user, the core problem, the proof the MVP must create, and what can wait.
Design and build
Design and build the smallest complete workflow with realistic states and data.
Verify and launch
Launch the product, document the operating path, and plan the next iteration from evidence.
What can be included
The scope is shaped around what moves the project forward.
MVP scope and prioritization
Core journey and screen design
Responsive frontend development
API and database integration
Basic admin or operational tools
Deployment and launch support
What this should improve
01
A disciplined feature scope centered on one valuable user journey.
02
A polished product surface that feels credible in demos and early use.
03
Working frontend, data, APIs, and deployment where the MVP requires them.
04
A practical post-launch roadmap based on what should be learned next.
Relevant work
Proof from shipped product surfaces.
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Read case studyCommon questions
Useful answers before you spend time on a call.
How small should the first MVP be?
Small enough to launch and learn, but complete enough that a real user can finish the primary journey without a presentation explaining the missing product.
Can the MVP grow into a larger SaaS product?
Yes. The first build can establish reusable frontend, data, and workflow foundations, but growth architecture should be chosen only where the roadmap justifies it.
Do you help decide what not to build?
Yes. Scope discipline is one of the most valuable parts of an MVP engagement. Features that do not improve the main proof are moved to a later phase.
Project brief
Tell me what success needs to look like.
The form is detailed enough to create a useful first response without forcing you through a sales call.
- 1You share the goal, current stage, timing, and budget range.
- 2I review the fit, identify unknowns, and suggest the right scope.
- 3You receive a clear next step before any commitment is expected.