MVP development services from a solo senior developer: I take your idea from scoped requirements to a live, deployed product in weeks — with fixed deliverables, a locked timeline, and pricing you can plan around.
Short answer: My service includes scoping, design, full-stack development, deployment, and source-code handover. Most founders land in the Market-Ready MVP tier (2–4 weeks, from $2,000). See pricing for all packages.
What my MVP development service includes
Every engagement covers the same foundation:
| Deliverable | Detail |
|---|---|
| Scoping | One core user problem, feature list locked before build |
| Design + build | UI, backend API, database, auth |
| Deployment | Production URL on Railway, Vercel, or your cloud |
| Handover | Source code in your repo, setup docs, walkthrough |
| Communication | Regular check-ins — async updates or calls |
What changes between packages is depth — number of features, payments, admin panels, integrations — not whether you get a real product.
Engagement models and timeline
I offer three fixed-scope tiers:
Core Sprint (1–2 weeks)
- One core user flow
- Simple auth and database
- Live deployed product
- Full source code handover
Best for: validating a single hypothesis fast.
Market-Ready MVP (2–4 weeks) — most popular
- Everything in Core Sprint
- 3–4 key features
- Payment integration (Stripe / Polar)
- Responsive dashboard
Best for: early traction, user feedback, pre-seed demos.
Scalable Platform (4–8 weeks)
- Everything in Market-Ready MVP
- Complex API integrations
- Multi-tenant architecture
- Admin and analytics panel
- Performance-tuned backend when needed
Best for: products with real complexity from day one.
Full feature lists and prices: MVP development pricing.
Pricing approach
I do fixed-price, fixed-scope quotes — not open-ended “we will see” agency billing.
- Discovery call — you describe the product and validation goal.
- Written scope — I send features, timeline, and price before work starts.
- Milestone payments — terms we agree upfront; no surprise invoices.
If you need a fully bespoke quote for an unusual product shape, see custom MVP software development — same builder, different scoping conversation.
For market price ranges (solo vs agency vs no-code), see the MVP development cost guide and the solo developer vs agency comparison.
What is an MVP — and is it right for you?
An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is the smallest version of your product that still solves a real problem for real users. Not a prototype you hide internally. Not a 12-month roadmap. The one flow that proves people want what you are building.
You are ready for MVP development services if:
- You can name the one thing users must be able to do in v1
- You have a budget and timeline measured in weeks, not quarters
- You want to learn from real users, not polish in stealth
You may not be ready if you need compliance-heavy enterprise rollout on day one, or if you have not yet decided web vs mobile vs both — we can clarify that on a call.
Proof: recent builds
I am Ekky Armandi — self-taught engineer, 5+ years, 100+ projects, 80+ clients (Upwork profile). I ship as a solo AI-native developer: spec-driven scope, then AI-accelerated execution, then production deployment.
Recent work:
- Uninote — meeting intelligence SaaS (React, FastAPI, PostgreSQL)
- OpsGuide — custom operations platform
Same delivery standard on every MVP service engagement.
Start here
- Email me with a short product description, target users, and timeline pressure (if any).
- Or book a call if you prefer to talk through scope live.
I reply within 1–5 business days with an honest fit check — including if no-code or a smaller sprint makes more sense.
Related services
- Custom MVP software development — when the search is about your specific product, not a packaged tier
- Solo developer vs MVP agency — honest comparison before you choose a model
- Hire an MVP developer — when you are evaluating who to hire, not what service to buy
- MVP development cost guide — market ranges and budget framework
- MVP development pricing — full pricing table
FAQ
How is this different from hiring an agency?
You work directly with the person who scopes, builds, and deploys. No account managers, no junior padding, no design-by-committee. See solo developer vs MVP agency and hire an MVP developer for how I compare to teams and agencies.
Do I own the code?
Yes. Your repository, your IP, documented handover.
What happens after launch?
You can operate the product yourself or hire internally. I offer follow-on iterations and support when you need them — but the MVP is designed to stand on its own at delivery.
MVP development services vs custom MVP — which page should I read?
This page — if you want a clear packaged service (deliverables, tiers, timeline). Custom MVP — if you are searching for someone to build your specific software product from scratch. Both lead to the same engagement; the framing matches how you found me.
Ready to start a fixed-scope MVP build? Tell me about your product and I will reply with a scoped plan and quote.