[SERVICE 01] MVP SPRINT
From Figma to live product in 14 days. Fixed price. You own the code.
A fixed two-week scope: auth, payments, a working dashboard, mobile-ready layout, and a real deploy — not a prototype. Live link by day 2, regular updates as the build progresses, full GitHub handover at the end. Payload CMS included so you can edit content without touching code afterward.
[02] What's included
Everything a real MVP needs, nothing you have to chase down separately
✓ Auth
Login/signup on your own Supabase account
✓ Payments
Stripe wired to your account, not a middleman
✓ Dashboard
Admin view + optional 3D/interactive elements
✓ Mobile-ready
Responsive layout, installable as a PWA, deployed on Vercel
✓ CMS + handover
Payload CMS included, full walkthrough video, and a short post-launch support window
[03] Day by day
No black box — you can see exactly where the build stands, every day
Day 1
Scope call + written plan
Day 2-3
Foundation — auth, database, live link
Day 4-9
Core build — payments + dashboard
Day 10-12
Polish — mobile, edge cases, QA
Day 13-14
Ship — deploy, handover, walkthrough
[04] How this compares
Where this fits between an agency and a freelancer
Agency
Higher cost, longer timelines, often a junior team doing the actual work behind the account manager you talk to.
$3,500 fixed • 14 days
One senior builder, direct communication, live link from day 2, 100% code ownership, CMS included.
Book a fit call →Low-cost freelancer
Can be cheaper upfront, but timelines and reliability vary a lot — no fixed scope or deadline commitment.
[05] Questions
Common questions about the sprint
Why is this priced lower than an agency?
No office overhead, no project manager layer, no sales team — you're paying one senior builder directly for the work itself.
What if 14 days isn't enough for my scope?
We scope this honestly on the intro call. If your idea genuinely needs more, I'll tell you upfront rather than cutting corners to hit the deadline.
What's the CMS for?
Payload CMS is included so you can edit site content — pricing, copy, work examples — without needing a developer for every small change.
What happens if we're not a fit on the call?
You keep the notes and roadmap thinking from that call regardless — it's a genuine no-obligation first step.