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Scope my MVP

Turn your SaaS idea into a launch‑ready MVP, scoped before a line of code.

React and Next.js product builds for founders and small B2B teams. Scope it, build it, and launch it without hiring a full internal product team.

Scope my MVP

Takes a minute. Or book a 30-min clarity call.

Sample project: a client portal MVP, shown for illustration

Scope

v1 · 3 now · 2 later
  • Sign-up and rolesOpen
  • Document uploadOpen
  • Stripe subscriptionsOpen
Below the line
  • Native mobile appLater
  • Zapier syncLater

Build

4 milestones
  • M1Auth and onboardingBuilding
  • M2Portal and uploadsOpen
  • M3Billing and plansOpen
  • M4Admin dashboardOpen

Each milestone ships with a progress update, QA notes, and the tradeoffs made.

Launch checks

4 checks
  • Auth flowsOpen
  • Stripe webhooksOpen
  • Empty and error statesOpen
  • Responsive QAOpen
Launch readiness0/4

Every MVP decision, checked before it costs you.

Six stages, one visible checklist. You always know what is scoped, what is built, and what is ready to launch.

  1. 01

    Start with a 30‑minute clarity call.

    Bring the idea, current app, reference links, or rough notes. We establish what problem the product must solve first.

    Product Clarity Call

    30 min · video call

    Agenda
    1. 1Explain the product
    2. 2Map the build
    3. 3Call out the risk

    You leave with

    MVP must-havesStack directionLaunch risksRight build option
  2. 02

    Sort what ships now from what waits.

    User flows, auth, billing, dashboards, APIs, and nice‑to‑haves get split into a sane first release. Deferred features stay on the list, not in your budget.

    Scope sort

    4 now · 3 later

    Build now

    • Sign-up and team roles
    • Core workflow
    • Stripe subscriptions
    • Admin basics

    Later, still listed

    • CSV importmoved from Build now
    • Usage analytics
    • Native mobile app
  3. 03

    See every screen and state before it is built.

    Flows are mapped with their empty, loading, and error states, so missing screens surface in review instead of in production.

    Core flow map

    4 screens · 12 states
    1. 01

      Sign up

      emptyloadingerror
    2. 02

      Onboarding

      emptyloadingerror
    3. 03

      Dashboard

      emptyloadingerror
    4. 04

      Billing

      emptyloadingerror

    Dashboard, three states

    empty

    No clients yet

    Invite a client

    loading

    error

    Invoices did not load

    Retry
  4. 04

    Ship in milestones you can actually review.

    Work moves one meaningful product priority at a time, with progress updates, QA notes, and visible tradeoffs instead of vague status.

    Milestones

    One priority at a time
    1. M1Auth
    2. M2Core workflow
    3. M3Billing
    4. M4Admin

    Update: M2 Core workflow

    Open
    • Shipped to a preview link for your review.
    • Tradeoff: CSV import moved to M4 to keep billing on track.
    • QA notes: empty-state copy still open.
  5. 05

    Auth, payments, and APIs wired and tested.

    Stripe, Supabase, Firebase, OpenAI, third-party APIs, emails, and PDFs are built into the same flow and checked before launch.

    Integrations

    0 of 4 tested
    Your appNext.js
    • AuthSupabaseOpen
    • PaymentsStripeOpen
    • AI workflowOpenAIOpen
    • Email, PDFsTransactionalOpen

    Each connection is tested against real edge cases before it counts as ready.

  6. 06

    Launch, then keep improving.

    After release, keep shipping new screens, cleanup, experiments, and rescue work on the same codebase, with the same rhythm.

    Changelog

    Same codebase
    1. v1.2Next

      Usage export and saved filters

    2. v1.1Shipped

      Team invites and roles

    3. v1.0Shipped

      Launch: portal, billing, admin

Scope my MVP

Or book the 30-minute call straight away.

What are you building?

Pick where you are, describe the product in one sentence, and get a sample first-release plan you can edit, save, and bring to the call.

Drafted in your browser. Nothing is sent unless you email or book it.

Who uses it?

Must-have integrations

Deadline

First release

5 now · 4 later

Tap a feature to move it.

  • Launch QA and deployment
Below the line, still on the list

Stack direction

Next.jsTypeScriptSupabaseStripe

Risks to check on the call

  • Webhook, proration, and failed-payment edge cases
  • Scope creep from nice-to-haves
  • Missing empty, loading, and error states

Suggested start

MVP Scope Sprint

Start here · Scoped on the clarity call

Map the flows and priorities before committing build budget.

  • Product flow review
  • Feature priority map
  • Stack recommendation
  • Milestone plan
Book a callCompare all three options

Keep this plan

Describe your product above first, then save your own plan.

Just the plan and a link back to it. No newsletter.

Founders hire for speed. They stay for the details.

Client notes, shared by project type instead of by name.

“The team took our vision and brought it to life across three complete applications: a public marketing site, customer portal, and internal admin dashboard. The build was handled end-to-end with clear communication and strong ownership.”

SaaS platform client

Marketing site, customer portal, admin dashboard

“Communication was smooth, clear, and professional throughout the project. Requirements were understood quickly, the collaboration felt easy, and the work moved forward without unnecessary back-and-forth.”

Financial SaaS client

Full-stack product development

“The frontend MVP was polished, functional, responsive, and user-friendly. The work was detail-oriented, progress was easy to follow, and the final interface felt ready for real users.”

Dashboard client

Modular dashboard MVP

“The website rebuild was completed with great attention to detail and quality. Animations, content, and implementation details were handled carefully instead of rushed through.”

Health-tech client

Website rebuild

“The analytics dashboard was built with clean, maintainable code. Feedback was accepted promptly, and the final components were easy to understand and continue improving.”

Analytics team

Visualization components

“Major React and TypeScript milestones were delivered with seamless communication and consistent deadline follow-through. The work was reliable, collaborative, and detail-oriented.”

Product engineering client

React and TypeScript delivery

“The code cleanup was thorough, efficient, and detail-oriented. The result was cleaner, better-structured, and easier to maintain, with excellent communication throughout.”

Frontend client

TypeScript and React cleanup

Three ways to start.

Every engagement begins with the 30-minute clarity call, so the option fits the product instead of the other way round.

MVP Scope Sprint

For founders who need the build mapped before spending serious money.

Start here

Scoped on the clarity call

  • Product flow review
  • Feature priority map
  • Stack recommendation
  • Milestone plan
Discuss the sprint
The core build

SaaS MVP Build

For a focused first release with product flows, frontend polish, and launch support.

From $650

Final price set by the agreed scope

  • Next.js and React build
  • Auth, dashboard, payments
  • API integrations
  • Deployment handoff
Discuss the build

Product Rescue

For teams with a rough frontend, messy product UX, or integration debt.

Custom

Quoted after a code and UX review

  • UI and code audit
  • Responsive cleanup
  • State and flow fixes
  • Launch readiness pass
Discuss a rescue

Your questions, answered.

Anything else is easier on a call, with your product on the screen.

Ask on a call
Is this a development subscription?

It is productized like a subscription, but scoped like real development. Every sprint has a clear outcome because SaaS builds have technical dependencies that design work does not.

Can you start from rough notes?

Yes. A messy brief is fine. The first job is turning it into scope, screens, risks, and a build path.

What kind of products are the best fit?

B2B SaaS MVPs, AI products, dashboards, portals, internal tools, Stripe flows, Supabase apps, and React or Next.js rebuilds.

Which stack do you build with?

React, Next.js, and TypeScript on the frontend, with Stripe, Supabase, Firebase, OpenAI, and third-party APIs wired in as the product needs them.

What happens after launch?

You can keep improving the product with new screens, cleanup, experiments, and rescue work on the same codebase, with the same visible milestone rhythm.

Why book a call first?

Because unclear scope is where SaaS builds get expensive. The call identifies what to build now, what to skip, and where the risks are.

Get your MVP to Ready.

Bring the idea, current app, or rough brief. Leave with the MVP scope, a stack direction, the launch risks, and the best next step.

Book the clarity callScope my MVP first

30 minutes · video call · built around your product