Solution
Built for Startups &Founders
A startup engagement for founders who need to ship a working product to real users in weeks, not quarters — discovery, scope, build, launch, the metrics and the post-launch review, with the codebase and the accounts in the founder's name from day one.
What this engagement covers
A startup engagement starts with the question the product must answer. Between that question and the first paying user, the work is discovery, scope, design, build, launch, the metrics and the post-launch review. The engagement is shaped against the runway and the team, not the calendar.
We do this as a fixed-scope engagement, with a written scope, a written estimate, and a delivery date that respects the runway. The code, the accounts and the documentation are in the founder's name from the first commit.
How the work is shaped
The first week is the discovery — a 30-minute call, a written brief, a written scope, a written estimate. The next two weeks are the design and the architecture. The remaining weeks are the build, the launch and the metrics.
The engagement ends with a post-launch review — the metrics, the team feedback, the next roadmap scoped against the data. The next engagement is the next phase, scoped against the runway and the product-market fit.
- A 30-minute discovery call before any commitment.
- A written scope and a written estimate within one week of the discovery.
- A two-week sprint cadence with a working slice every Friday.
- A post-launch review at the end of the engagement, with the next roadmap scoped.
What it costs and what you get
A typical startup engagement lands between ₹6 lakh and ₹18 lakh for an MVP, depending on the scope and the integrations. The engagement is fixed scope, fixed price, with a change process for anything that moves.
You get the code, the cloud accounts, the documentation, the handover walkthrough and the post-launch review. The code is yours, the accounts are in your name, and the architecture is one your next hire can extend. The product is yours to keep building.
Frequently asked
The questions the team asks
- How long does an MVP take?
- A focused MVP is 6–10 weeks from discovery to first user. A larger product with custom integrations, multi-tenant or AI at the core is 10–14 weeks. The timeline is set after the discovery, not before, because the scope depends on the product.
- Can you work with our existing technical co-founder?
- Yes, and we prefer it. The engagement is shaped around the team, with the co-founder on the architecture, the code review and the deploy. The work is the pair-programming and the leverage, not the replacement of the technical leadership.
- What happens after the launch?
- A post-launch review with the metrics, the team feedback and the next roadmap scoped. Many startups stay on a small retainer while they find product-market fit, then move to a dedicated team engagement or hire in-house. The next step is the one the data recommends.
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