Your window of opportunity doesn't wait. We take a validated idea and turn it into a production-ready product — with the speed of a startup and the engineering discipline of a team that's done it before.
An MVP is not a half-built product. It's a fully built, carefully scoped product — one that does the most important things brilliantly and nothing else. The discipline is in deciding what not to build. We help you make that call, then build what's left to production quality.
The fastest MVP is one where every requirement is a real user need — not a feature someone thought would be nice. Our spec phase forces that conversation before a single line of code is written. You'll know exactly what you're getting, why it's scoped the way it is, and when it will ship.
Before development begins, we produce a detailed spec: user flows, data model, technical architecture, and screen-by-screen design. You approve it. No surprises — no scope creep that wasn't agreed up front.
Every MVP starts with UI design. Wireframes, then high-fidelity screens, then developer-ready specs. You approve every screen before development begins. This isn't a luxury — it's how we keep development fast and rework-free.
An MVP built on shortcuts is a liability. We write tests, we structure the codebase for the features that come after launch, and we deploy to production infrastructure from day one. The code you launch with is the code your company grows on.
We deploy your MVP to cloud infrastructure (AWS or GCP), configure CI/CD, and hand over full access to every system — code repository, cloud environment, design files, and documentation. You own everything.
Most of our MVP clients stay with us after launch. The same team that built it continues to extend it — new features, user feedback iterations, scaling improvements. We don't disappear after delivery.
A prototype is a design artefact — something you can click through to test a concept, but that doesn't run on real infrastructure or handle real data. An MVP is a real, deployed, production-grade product — one that real users can sign up for, pay for, and depend on. Everything we build is a real MVP, not a prototype dressed up as one.
Yes — for a well-scoped MVP. The key word is "scoped." We spend significant time in the spec phase defining exactly what's in and what's out. Projects that run over timeline almost always do so because scope wasn't locked before development began. Our process prevents that. The netlush.co.il platform — including back-office, payroll engine, SMS delivery, and proof-of-receipt system — went from concept to production in approximately 3 months.
In the discovery call and spec phase, we work through every feature you have in mind and ask one question: does this need to be there for the first user to get value? If the answer is no, it goes on the backlog. We're direct about this — our job is to ship a product, not to build everything that could theoretically be useful.
Yes, completely. You receive full access to the code repository, cloud infrastructure, Figma design files, and all documentation. Nothing is locked with us. Most clients choose to continue working with us — but that's a choice, not a dependency.
Most of our MVP clients continue working with us on the next phase. Once users are in the product, real feedback drives real requirements — and the same team that built the MVP is the fastest team to extend it. We offer ongoing sprints, feature development, and maintenance as a natural continuation of the MVP engagement.
This varies depending on scope, complexity, and number of integrations. The best answer we can give before a discovery call is: significantly less than hiring a full-time team, and a clear fixed-scope price agreed before development begins. Start with a free discovery call — we'll give you a real number within a week.
Book a free 30-minute discovery call. No pitch, no pressure — just an honest conversation about what you're building and how fast we can get you there.
Tell us what you're building. We'll tell you how fast we can get you there.