Product: build around a real customer need.
Connect the goal and user journey to a useful first release with clear priorities.
Written scope and acceptance criteria
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Join the waitlistBuild the right first release—with experts beside you.
Give customers something useful, then learn what to build next.
01 / WHY MVPNEXA
Build around the customer problem—not a feature list.
An MVP is your first working product, focused on what customers need to use it. We help you set priorities and choose an approach that fits your goals and budget.
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Time and cost exposureMore ambiguity and unmanaged change →
Build without scopeMVPNexa path
02 / THE DIFFERENCE
Product and engineering experts lead. AI accelerates delivery.
You do not have to make every technical decision yourself. We shape the release with you and lead design, engineering and testing, using AI to improve delivery efficiency while keeping clear expert accountability.
Self-serve AI builder
- You define requirements and scope.
- You choose the technical solutions.
- You connect the parts into a complete experience.
- You verify quality and launch readiness.
Tools help you build; you lead the work and its review.
The MVPNexa team
- We shape the goal and scope with you.
- We review technical decisions and choose suitable solutions.
- We build and test the complete journey.
- You receive a product and clear deliverables to build on.
Experts lead the work and take responsibility for reviewing it.
03 / EXPERT GUIDANCE
Product and technical leadership, from the first conversation to launch.
Know who leads each stage, what you will receive and when your input is needed.
Engineering: deliberate decisions from the start.
Technical leadership covers architecture, permissions, integrations and delivery risks.
Build plan and engineering reviewQuality: verify before launch.
Review implementation and experience, then test agreed journeys with checks separate from the original implementation.
Testing and checks with technical oversight04 / WHAT YOU GAIN
A useful first release—and a clearer next move.
From the customer experience to daily operations, shape the essentials before launch.
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Keep the essentials. Simplify the complexity.
Customers can use the product and your team can operate it. Simplify the implementation without removing what makes the experience useful.
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Experience the key journeys before the full build.
Review a coded prototype and refine it with us before implementation is completed.
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Test what happens in real use.
Check the important success and failure states, from payment problems to expired sessions.
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Receive a product you can keep developing.
Get the application, repository and operating handover under the agreed ownership and licence terms.
05 / HOW WE WORK
Shape it together. Build it properly. Prepare it for launch.
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Shape the first release.
Review customer needs, operations and integrations, then agree on scope and price before development.
- Owner
- Product expert with the founder
- What we approve here
- Agree on scope and price
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Review the experience with us.
A coded prototype makes the important journeys tangible before the full product is completed.
- Owner
- Product and design lead
- What we approve here
- Approve direction and prototype
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Choose the right delivery approach.
Map data, permissions, integrations and risks into a practical build plan.
- Owner
- Technical lead
- What we approve here
- Review the plan and key tradeoffs
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Build and show progress.
Deliver connected capabilities through working demonstrations and clear feedback.
- Owner
- Delivery team with technical oversight
- What we approve here
- Review working demonstrations
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Test, hand over and launch.
Verify the acceptance criteria and prepare production and operating handover together.
- Owner
- Review and testing with technical oversight
- What we approve here
- Approve acceptance and launch
06 / PACKAGES
Packages for a product you can actually launch.
A customer experience and the tools to operate it, backed by design, engineering and testing. Explore the examples, then shape the right release with us.
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A web app for your customers
Production Web MVP
Let customers book, order or pay—and give your team the tools to manage the service.
18,500Launch Partners price: 14,500Save 4,000
Target timeline4–6 weeks after scope approval and receipt of required materials
- Responsive customer application and a useful operations dashboard.
- The core journey with necessary accounts, permissions and notifications.
- One standard business integration, including a payment gateway where needed.
- Appropriate search, filters, basic operational totals and export.
- Arabic and English interface, design and an interactive prototype to review before completing the build.
- Review, testing, a review environment and a live environment, code and operating instructions.
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A subscription platform for businesses
SaaS Launch MVP
Onboard businesses, charge for access and deliver the product in separate workspaces.
29,500Launch Partners price: 22,500Save 7,000
Target timeline6–8 weeks after scope approval and receipt of required materials
- Business signup, separate workspaces and team invitations.
- The core product your customers use, plus the tools you need to run the platform.
- Straightforward subscription billing, activation, renewal and cancellation.
- Tested permissions and workspace isolation, notifications, basic reporting and export.
- One additional, limited connection, such as a read-only calendar feed, agreed before we build.
- Arabic and English interface, interactive prototype, review, testing, deployment and code handover.
Included in both packages
Arabic & English
Your agreed interface in both languages, with the right text direction.
From review to launch
A review environment and a live environment for your product.
Code & operating handover
The code and instructions you need to run and develop your product.
14 days to report defects
We fix defects in the agreed work reported within 14 calendar days of documented production handover.
Built around your idea.
The examples show complete products at these prices—not templates you must follow. We agree your deliverables, price and timeline before you commit. If your idea needs a larger scope, we explain the options upfront. Hosting and external service charges are separate and explained in advance.
What does the included integration cover?
We define a provider and clear operations around the product journey, such as taking payment and updating its status. Accounts, database setup, essential notifications and analytics do not consume the included business connection. SaaS billing covers access to the platform; collecting and settling each business’s client payments across multiple parties needs separate assessment. We explain provider fees and account-activation requirements before agreement.
ROOM TO GROW
Grow the product when the next step is clear.
The agreed product essentials are included. For a new business journey, complex integration or larger expansion, we explain the options and cost before work begins.
- Native mobile apps
- Marketplaces and multi-party payments
- Complex system integrations
- Deeper workflow automation
Agreed before we build
Small refinements within the agreed journey are reviewed within the plan. Material expansions have their price and timing explained before implementation.
07 / LAUNCH EXAMPLES
See what you can launch with the package.
See what customers can do, how you run the product and what the package covers. Working in another industry? These examples illustrate the scope—not the only sectors we build for.
ILLUSTRATIVE WEB MVP EXAMPLE
Local workshops and experiences
Customers choose a session, book and pay while your team manages seats and attendance.
From discovery to paid booking and attendanceExplore the complete exampleILLUSTRATIVE SAAS EXAMPLE
An order-management platform for event businesses
Event-service teams track leads, share quotes and coordinate jobs while you manage business subscriptions.
A product businesses can subscribe to and useExplore the SaaS example08 / DIRECTION SPRINT
When the idea needs deeper shaping
Several possible directions? Choose the right first release.
Your first call is free, and normal project scoping is included in the build package. If the idea needs deeper work, an optional 3–5 business-day sprint maps out what to build first, what to defer and the proposed cost and timeline.
- What to build first
- How customers will use it
- Proposed cost and timeline
A clear plan for your first releaseMVP Direction Sprint
2,500
The full fee counts toward your project price if you confirm you’ll build with us within 14 days of receiving the plan.
Start with the Direction Sprint09 / YOUR QUESTIONS
Questions before you get started.
Start with Web if customers will book, order or use a service from your business. Choose SaaS if you plan to sell subscriptions to a platform used by businesses and their teams. Not sure yet? Share your idea and we will help you choose.
Yes. The package covers a complete release like the example—not just a prototype. The examples are not fixed templates: we review your idea and agree the deliverables and price before building. Extensions add capabilities; they do not complete missing essentials from the agreed product.
A technical expert guides key engineering decisions and reviews the work through delivery and launch. Your project plan identifies who is responsible and how you work with them. This provides technical leadership, not a full-time CTO appointment.
Web includes one standard business integration, such as a payment gateway when needed. SaaS includes billing businesses for access to your platform, with activation, renewal and cancellation, plus one additional connection with limited, agreed operations. Collecting and settling those businesses’ customer payments across multiple parties needs separate assessment. Provider fees are separate.
We start with the goal. A simpler build or some manual steps at launch may still deliver the service your customers need. If the release needs more work, we explain the options and cost before you commit.
Before we complete the build, you review an interactive prototype with two feedback rounds. Each round is one collected set of comments. We handle small refinements within the agreed plan and discuss the impact of larger changes before doing the work. Fixing our defects or omitted agreed essentials does not use a feedback round.
Yes. We review your idea and recommend a next step. Normal project scoping is included in the build package. The Direction Sprint is optional when deeper research and planning are useful—not a compulsory first purchase.
Hosting, your domain name, payment-provider fees and external services. We identify the required services and estimated costs before you commit, with accounts in your name where possible.
Yes. The agreed interface includes Arabic and English, with text-direction and mobile/desktop checks. Large-scale content writing or translation beyond the interface is scoped separately when needed.
We target 4–6 weeks for Web and 6–8 weeks for SaaS after scope approval and receipt of required materials. We agree the schedule in your project plan and explain any provider approvals that could affect it.
After payment and handover, you receive the application, code repository and operating instructions, so you can continue with another team. Shared and open-source components retain their licences. We fix defects in the agreed work reported within 14 calendar days of documented production handover. Covered reports remain open until resolved, even after that window ends. Ongoing maintenance and new features are arranged separately.
Special pricing for our first five projects: 14,500 for Web and 22,500 for SaaS, instead of 18,500 and 29,500. Share your idea and we will confirm the price and project details in the written proposal.
10 / WAITLIST
Have an idea? Let’s find your first step.
Your requirements do not need to be complete. Share your idea in your own words, and we’ll arrange a free call to understand your needs and find the right starting point together.