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Build Your Startup MVP — Full Stack Web App Ready in 3–4 Weeks

$1,200
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What you get with this Offer

**YOUR IDEA IS WORTH NOTHING UNTIL IT'S BUILT. LET'S VALIDATE IT FAST**

The biggest mistake founders make is over-engineering their MVP. You don't need every feature. You need the core value proposition working, looking great, and ready to put in front of users or investors in weeks, not months.

I've helped multiple startups go from idea to live MVP in 3–4 weeks. My process is ruthlessly focused on shipping what matters and deferring what doesn't.

WHAT'S TYPICALLY INCLUDED IN AN MVP:
✅ User authentication (sign up, login, password reset, Google OAuth)
✅ Core feature set (we scope this together)
✅ Admin dashboard
✅ Stripe subscription or payment integration
✅ Email notifications
✅ Mobile-responsive design
✅ Deployment (Vercel, Railway, or AWS)
✅ GitHub repo with clean commit history
✅ Basic analytics (Posthog or GA4)

**STACK**: Next.js 15, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Supabase (auth + DB), Stripe, Resend, Vercel
**DELIVERY**: Week 1 (scoping + design), Week 2-3 (development), Week 4 (testing + deployment)

Get more with Offer Add-ons

  • I can integrate a third-party API (Mailchimp, Twilio, HubSpot, etc.)

    Additional 2 working days

    +$50
  • I can deliver the full MVP in 2 weeks instead of 3–4 (rush priority)

    Additional 1 working day

    +$300
  • I can provide 30 days of post-launch bug fix and support coverage

    Additional 1 working day

    +$150
  • I can record a full Loom handover walkthrough of the codebase

    Additional 1 working day

    +$50

What the Freelancer needs to start the work

To kick off your MVP build without delays, please share the following when you place your order:
1. Your Idea or Product Brief: A short description of what your product does, who it's for, and the problem it solves. A one-pager, Notion doc, or even a few bullet points works perfectly — no formal spec required.
2. Your Core Features List: The 3–5 must-have features for launch. If you're unsure what to prioritize, don't worry — scoping this together is part of my process.
3. Design References or Inspiration: 2–3 websites or apps whose look and feel you like. This saves rounds of revision and gets us aligned on aesthetics from Day 1.
4. Your Tech Preferences (if any): If you already have a preferred stack, hosting provider, or existing codebase, let me know. If not, I'll recommend the best fit for your use case.
5. Your Target Users: Who will use this product? B2B or B2C? Any specific user roles (admin, end user, guest)? This shapes the entire architecture.
6. Any Integrations Required: Third-party tools you need connected — payment provider (Stripe/Paddle), email platform (Resend/Mailchimp), CRM, analytics, or others.
7. Your Timeline & Demo Deadline: Do you have a specific investor meeting, launch date, or pitch event driving the deadline? I'll structure the delivery schedule around it.

Not sure about some of these? No problem — message me first and we'll work through it together on a free 15-minute scoping call.