01
Lock scope
Confirm Blueprint, launch flow, screens, backend needs, and constraints.
MVP Build
Ship the first working MVP - after the plan is approved
MVP Build is fixed-price, fixed-scope development after Blueprint. AI-accelerated frontend, Java backend where needed, the core user flow, basic auth, deployment, and a post-launch plan.
Timeline
2-4 weeks
Price
from $4,500
Format
fixed-scope sprint
Output
working MVP + plan
Before build
Blueprint approved
Core flow chosen
Scope locked
After build
Frontend / backend / deploy
Working MVP
Post-launch backlog
When Build helps
Scope is clear and you need an actual first version
Build fits after Blueprint, when MVP scope is locked and the next step is a product you can show, sell, or start using.
SituationRiskImpact
Situation
Blueprint exists, but there's no team for the first build.
Risk
The founder ends up vendor-shopping and re-explaining scope.
Impact
Launch slips by weeks.
Situation
An investor or first customer needs a working product - not a deck.
Risk
Without build, MVP stays a presentation.
Impact
Sales and feedback don't start.
Situation
You need backend, auth, or simple admin logic.
Risk
A frontend-only demo can't validate the real workflow.
Impact
The hypothesis stays untested.
Situation
You're worried development will balloon again.
Risk
New ideas land directly in the sprint.
Impact
Timeline and budget lose control.
Situation
You need a web MVP - mobile can wait.
Risk
The team drifts into expensive mobile scope too early.
Impact
Market validation slows down.
Situation
You need a clear backlog after launch.
Risk
MVP ships, but feedback doesn't turn into a roadmap.
Impact
Iteration stays reactive.
Format
Fixed-scope build, no development in the dark
Development starts only after Blueprint. Scope is limited to a working first version: usually 1 user type, 1-2 core flows, 5-7 screens, and 1-2 integrations.
02
Set up the base
Web app structure, UI direction, repo, and deployment path.
03
Build frontend
AI-accelerated frontend for core screens and user flow.
04
Connect backend
Java backend, auth, data model, or integrations where needed.
05
Deploy
Publish the working version and check the core flow.
06
Handoff
Docs, post-MVP backlog, and the next-step plan.
Deliverables
What's included in MVP Build
A working first version with a limited scope - usable for validation, sales, an investor demo, first customers, or internal testing.
01
AI-accelerated frontend
Web-first interface for 5-7 key screens and the core flow.
02
Backend where needed
Java backend, auth, data model, or integrations - only if MVP can't work without them.
03
Core user flow
1-2 main scenarios that prove the product's value.
04
Basic admin
Simple management logic if MVP can't launch without it.
05
Live deployment
Published working version with a launch-flow check.
06
Docs and plan
Short docs, post-launch backlog, and the next roadmap.
Sample build scope
MVP build map
Example structure of a fixed-scope sprint
2-4 weeks
Users
One primary user type at launch.
Permissions stay manageable.
Defer multi-role admin until post-MVP unless critical.
Flows
One acquisition or activation flow is the core.
MVP validates one business hypothesis.
Build one success path plus essential edge cases.
Integrations
Payment or CRM can be mocked unless sales require live data.
Launch stays faster.
Use live integration only when it proves the hypothesis.
What's included
A working MVP with strict boundaries
from $4,500
Final price depends on backend, integrations, auth, roles, and core-flow complexity.
Build is sold only after Blueprint - to protect the project from chaos, rework, and unnecessary features.
Included
- 2-4 weeks
- AI-accelerated frontend
- backend where needed
- basic authorization
- 1-2 core flows
- live deployment
- short docs and post-launch plan
Build boundaries
- only after MVP Blueprint
- usually 1 user type and 5-7 screens
- 1-2 core flows and up to 1-2 integrations
- new ideas move to post-MVP backlog or a separate estimate
Why this isn't a normal agency
Clarity first, then code. Not the other way around.
We don't start with 'send us the spec.' First scope, flows, rules, and plan. Then fixed-scope implementation.
Blueprint before build
fixed scope
AI-accelerated frontend
backend only where needed
post-launch plan
FAQ
Short answers before Build
Can I order Build without Blueprint?+
No. Build starts only after Blueprint or an equivalent agreed plan. Without it, the rework risk is too high.
Is this a full enterprise-grade product?+
No. It's a working first version - for validation, sales, an investor demo, first users, or internal use.
What if new ideas appear during the sprint?+
After kickoff, new ideas move to the post-MVP backlog or get a separate estimate.
Can you build a mobile app?+
First step is usually web. Mobile makes sense only if it's essential to test the hypothesis.
Who builds the backend?+
Backend joins only after scope is clear. Main option is a Java backend for critical logic, auth, or integrations.
What happens after launch?+
You can move into Post-MVP Support: feedback, improvements, backlog grooming, and a next-month plan.
Next step
If Blueprint is ready - time to ship a working MVP
Tell us the current scope and launch goal. We'll say whether the project fits Build and what scope is realistic.