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โ€” MVP Development

Ship the first version in four weeks โ€” for a price agreed up front.

A real product in real users' hands, not a prototype. Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed date, and the source code is yours. Built by senior engineers who have taken MVPs from first commit to App Store and beyond.

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4 weeksTypical MVP delivery
$7,500Fixed starting price
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โ€” What we build

Six kinds of first version. All of them real products.

An MVP is not a smaller version of the whole idea โ€” it is the smallest thing that proves the idea. We spend week zero deciding what to leave out, which is the part most agencies skip and most founders regret.

โ€” 01

Mobile MVPs

iOS and Android from one Flutter codebase, submitted to both stores. The fastest route from idea to something a real user can install.

  • Both platforms, one codebase
  • Store submission handled
  • From $7,500 in four weeks
โ€” 02

Web and SaaS MVPs

Dashboards, portals and marketplaces with authentication, billing and the admin surface you will need on day one but never remember to scope.

  • Auth, billing and roles
  • Admin panel included
  • Built to survive the second version
โ€” 03

AI-first MVPs

Products where the AI is the product โ€” generation, retrieval or agents at the core, with the evaluation and cost controls that keep them viable past launch.

  • Model-agnostic architecture
  • Cost and latency budgeted
  • Evaluation from the first week
โ€” 04

Marketplace MVPs

Two-sided products with the parts that actually decide success: matching, trust, payments and payouts.

  • Split payments and payouts
  • Ratings and trust signals
  • Supply and demand onboarding
โ€” 05

Investor-demo builds

When the deadline is a raise, not a launch. A build sequenced so the story lands in the room, with the risky parts proven first.

  • Demo path prioritised
  • Real data, not mock screens
  • Sequenced around your date
โ€” 06

Rescue builds

Taking over an MVP someone else started. We audit honestly and tell you whether to continue it or restart โ€” including when the answer costs us the larger project.

  • Honest audit before quoting
  • Continue or restart, argued
  • Fixed price either way
โ€” How we work

Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed date.

MVPs fail on scope, not on engineering. The whole method below exists to decide what not to build, and then to protect that decision when the temptation to add arrives in week three.

01

Scope โ€” Week 0

One outcome, one user, one path through the product. Everything else goes on a list for version two. You leave with a fixed quote and a fixed date inside 48 hours.

02

Build โ€” Weeks 1โ€“3

Working software from the first week, deployed where you can use it. You see progress continuously rather than at a reveal, so course corrections are cheap.

03

Launch โ€” Week 4

Store submission, analytics wired, and a handover with the code, the infrastructure and the deployment process. It is genuinely yours at this point.

04

After โ€” Optional

A maintenance retainer from $1,500 a month, or nothing at all. Plenty of clients take the code in-house, and the handover is built to make that a real option.

โ€” Proof

An MVP delivered on time, by a team the client called their own.

Illuminate Adviser needed the MVP of a climate-focused retail investment app as a go-to-market product. We built it between September and December 2024 โ€” a Flutter app with ESG portfolio tracking and carbon-intensity analytics.

โ€œIt felt like we were part of the same company, with the same goals and standard of quality.โ€

Daniel Carrillo Founder & CEO, Illuminate Adviser, LLC ยท New York City
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Read the Illuminate case study โ†’

โ€” Frequently asked

What founders ask before committing to a build.

If something is missing, email info@matrytech.com โ€” a senior engineer replies, usually the same day.

How much does an MVP cost?
A focused mobile MVP starts at $7,500 and ships in about four weeks. MVPs needing custom integrations, real-time features or AI typically run $10,000โ€“$25,000. The price is fixed before we start โ€” there is no hourly billing and no scope-creep invoice at the end.
How long does an MVP take to build?
Four weeks for a focused scope, six to ten when there is real-time infrastructure, payments or AI involved. The deadline holds because scope is fixed in week zero โ€” we cut features to protect the date rather than moving the date to protect features.
What exactly is included?
A working product in the hands of real users: design, build, App Store and Play Store submission where relevant, analytics, and the source code. Not a prototype, not a clickable mock โ€” something you can put in front of a customer or an investor.
What if we need to change direction mid-build?
That is what an MVP is for. Scope changes are handled by trading, not adding: something comes out when something goes in, so the date and the price hold. Large changes get re-quoted honestly before any work happens.
Do we own the code and the IP?
Entirely. Full source-code and IP transfer on every build, including infrastructure and deployment configuration. You can continue in-house, hire someone else, or come back to us โ€” none of those routes is blocked.
What happens after launch?
Most clients move to a maintenance retainer of $1,500โ€“$3,000 a month covering bug fixes, OS-update tracking, security patches and dependency updates. It is optional and cancellable at any time. Others take the code in-house โ€” that is a fine outcome too.
โ€” Let's scope your MVP

Bring the idea. Leave with a price and a date.

A 60-minute call with a senior engineer, never an SDR. You leave with a scoped proposal, a fixed price and a fixed date within 48 hours โ€” and an honest answer about what to cut from version one.

Book a 60-min discovery call โ†’
โ€” Founder will reply personally Prakash Singh ยท Matrytech