MVP Development

Usually 2 to 4 months, depending on scope. The plan in the estimate shows what is ready at each milestone.

Building from zero may not be needed. We start with a review of what you have: it shows what can stay, what to fix and what to rebuild, and the estimate for the next stage follows from it.

Yes. We read it, ask questions, mark what is missing and give a fixed price. If the specification leaves big open questions, we suggest a short discovery first.

It should not. We design the data model and the structure for the next stage, write code that another team can read, and document it. The product grows by adding features, not by starting over.

It depends on where your users are and how often they will use the product. A web version often comes first because it is faster to change. You get our recommendation, with the reasons, during discovery.

You choose: a dedicated team that keeps building the product, support and maintenance, or a handover to your own developers with the code and documentation.

MVP development at Peretz Agency starts from $20,000. The price depends on the number of features, the platforms (web, iOS, Android) and the integrations, and it is fixed for the agreed scope before development starts. It includes design, development, testing, the launch and the first iterations agreed in the scope. Payment is made in stages tied to milestones, by bank transfer under the agreement. Hosting, app store and payment provider fees are paid directly, and changes beyond the scope are estimated separately.

The first version holds the core flow from sign-up to the moment the user gets the value, payments if the hypothesis is that people will pay, and the admin tools your team needs to serve the first users. Extra roles, advanced reports and secondary integrations wait until the data shows they are needed. Every feature is marked "first version" or "after launch" with a written reason, so the decision can be revisited when real usage arrives.

Not always. If your specification already describes the users, the core flow and the integrations, we can give a fixed price from it. Discovery is worth it when quotes from different teams are far apart or the scope is still a guess: it takes two to four weeks, costs from $4,000 and ends with requirements, a clickable prototype, the architecture and a backlog with a budget per stage. If even the first hypothesis is unclear, a strategic session for $500 comes first, credited toward the project within 30 days.

We build with Laravel, React, Next.js, Node.js or Flutter, chosen for the product. Laravel suits products with accounts, roles, payments and an admin side; React or Next.js are added for rich interfaces and public pages that must load fast; Node.js fits real-time features; Flutter gives one codebase for iOS and Android. The data model is designed for the next stage, so the product can grow by adding features instead of starting over.

Events on every key step of the flow, a known source for every sign-up, one activation metric agreed in advance and a success threshold written before launch. This takes two or three days during the build, while the data from the first users cannot be recovered later. After launch you get a first report on where users come from, what they do and where they stop.

The code, the deployment commands, the server requirements, a rollback procedure and an AGENTS.md file that describes the project's structure, rules and commands for the next developer or an AI coding agent. With these you can keep building with us as a dedicated team, move to support, or hand the product to your own developers.