SaaS MVP development services, scoped, built and live in 15 days.
Bespoke Devs is a SaaS MVP development company. Our MVP development services cover design, build and launch at a fixed price. A full-scale MVP with authentication, Stripe billing, a dashboard and an admin panel costs $4,997 and goes live on your domain in 15 days, if it fits the agreed scope. You own all the code at launch.
Reviewed by Anubhav Gupta, Bespoke Devs · Updated
What our MVP development services include
The full-scale package covers everything a paying customer needs to sign up, pay and use your product, plus what you need to run it.
- User authenticationSign-up, login and the account basics your product needs on day one.
- Stripe billing and subscriptionsCustomers can pay you from launch, so you can test real demand instead of signup intent.
- Your product’s dashboardThe core workflow your customers are paying for.
- Admin dashboardManage users, content and payments without asking a developer.
- An SEO-ready launchA crawlable marketing site, schema, a sitemap and analytics, so search can start working from launch day.
- Post-launch support60 to 90 days of support and optimisation. After that, it’s a $500 monthly retainer or project-based work, and you’re never locked in.
How the 15 days work
The timeline holds because scope is fixed first. We manage scope to protect the date, and we don’t pad the date to manage expectations.
- Day 1–2ScopeWe define the exact product scope, stack and success metrics.
- Day 3–5DesignUI and UX in Figma, approved by you before any code is written.
- Day 6–12BuildFull-stack development, API integrations, Stripe billing, authentication and deployment.
- Day 13–14TestQA across devices and browsers, then your review.
- Day 15ShipLive on your domain, with monitoring set up.
What SaaS MVP development costs
Our prices are fixed and published. For comparison, our cost calculator estimates a typical MVP at $5,000 to $11,500 with a freelancer and $10,000 to $20,000 with a typical agency.
- Next.js and React
- Pixel-accurate build from Figma
- SEO-optimised markup
- Mobile responsive
- 30-day support
- Everything in Figma to frontend
- User authentication
- Stripe billing and subscriptions
- Admin dashboard
- SEO-ready launch
- 60–90 days of support
- Custom architecture
- AI and ML integrations
- Multi-tenant systems
- Dedicated team
Products we’ve shipped
These are published results from products on our work page.
- $15K
- MRR within 90 days of launchBlogStorm →
- 500+
- paying customersMapPack Toolbox →
- 1M+
- verifications a monthEmailSneak →
- 1,000+
- active usersWPRise →
The stack
We match the stack to the product. Typically that means Next.js or React for the frontend, Node.js or Python for the backend, PostgreSQL or Supabase for data, Stripe for billing, and AWS or Vercel for hosting.
These are common tools with plenty of developers who know them, so you can hire your own team later and carry on from the same code.
When we’re the wrong choice
Our MVP development services suit a clear first version with a fixed 15-day build. They don’t suit everything.
- You can’t yet say what the first version should do. Talk to customers first, because a fixed scope needs real decisions.
- You need multi-tenant architecture or heavy AI and ML from day one. That’s a longer, individually scoped project.
- You only need a landing page to test an idea. A simple site or no-code tool is cheaper and faster for that.
- You want to change scope freely during the build. Hourly work suits that better.
Common questions
It depends on the features. Our full-scale MVP is a fixed $4,997 and Figma to frontend is $2,497. Our cost model estimates a typical MVP at $5,000 to $11,500 with a freelancer and $10,000 to $20,000 with a typical agency. Larger products cost more.
With a fixed, agreed scope, 15 days at Bespoke Devs. Our cost model estimates 10 to 14 weeks with a freelancer and 7 to 12 weeks with a typical agency for a similar MVP.
Yes, with scope discipline. The 15-day guarantee applies to the agreed MVP scope. Days 1 to 5 are design and architecture, days 6 to 12 are the build, days 13 and 14 are testing, and day 15 is live.
Yes, most of our clients are. We handle scoping, design, development and launch, explain each decision in plain language, and hand over the code, documentation and accounts.
The full-scale package includes 60 to 90 days of optimisation. After that, we offer a $500 monthly retainer or project-based additions.
Book a free 20-minute call. We’ll scope your project live on the call, and if it’s a fit, you’ll get a written proposal within 24 hours.
Compare the written scope, the pricing model, who owns the code at launch and how long support lasts. Ask what’s left out as well as what’s included, because two quotes can describe different products. Our [freelancer vs agency guide](/saas-mvp-development/freelancer-vs-agency) lists what to agree before you sign with anyone.
If you’re still testing demand, an AI app builder may be enough for a first test. A development team makes more sense once you’re taking payments, holding customer data or hitting the limits of the tool. [Compare the two routes](/saas-mvp-development/vs-ai-app-builders).
Go deeper
- Freelancer vs agencyCost, timeline and risk compared, including when the freelancer wins.→
- Who owns the source code?Paying for code doesn’t always mean you own it. Here’s what to check.→
- MVP scope builderSort your features, see hours and cost, and copy a one-page scope.→
- No code vs vibe codingVisual tools or AI-written code, and when you need a developer instead.→
- Lovable vs Replit vs Base44Pricing, code ownership and limits of three popular AI builders.→
- Upwork vs ToptalOpen marketplace or screened network: fees, vetting and who each suits.→
- Technical co-founder vs agencyEquity or cash, and when a co-founder is the better answer.→
- In house vs outsourcingCost, speed and control for a first product, and when to switch.→
- Stripe vs Paddle vs Lemon SqueezyFees, sales tax and who is legally responsible for selling.→
- SaaS MVP costBuild hours and rough prices for every common feature.→
- AI app builder vs developerWhere AI builders are enough and where they stop.→
- No code vs full codeWhich features fit no-code tools, and which push you to real code.→
- Fixed price vs time and materialsWho carries the risk, and how scope discipline protects a launch date.→
- Upwork alternativesScreened networks, direct hires and fixed-scope teams, compared fairly.→
- Toptal alternativesVetted individuals or a team that delivers the whole product.→
- Lovable alternativesOther tools, a developer, and what to do with a prototype you’ve already built.→
- Bubble vs Next.jsCost, speed, code ownership and migration risk.→
- Can an MVP be built in 15 days?What has to be true for a 15-day build to work.→
- Best MVP development companiesOur criteria, clear disclosure and other companies worth a look.→
- MVP features listWhat to include, what to leave out, and how to decide.→
- How long does an MVP take?The day-by-day plan, and rough timelines for other routes.→
- Can a non-technical founder build SaaS?Six honest routes, including the ones that aren’t us.→
- Is Lovable good for production?Dated facts from Lovable’s docs, and a pre-launch checklist.→
- Cursor vs Lovable vs Claude CodeWhich suits a non-technical founder, and which suits a developer.→
- FlutterFlow vs BubbleMobile first or web first, and when to leave each.→
- Fractional CTO vs CTOWhat a founder needs at each stage, and how to work out the cost.→
- Offshore vs nearshoreTime zones, cost and what to check, with our own location disclosed.→
- Build route pickerSix questions to choose an AI builder, no code, a freelancer, an agency or a co-founder.→
- Cost to build an appPick a common app type to see its features, hours and rough cost.→
Tell us what you’re building.
Takes under a minute. We come back with a scope and a fixed price.
- Reply within 24 hoursA real person reads every brief.
- Fixed scope, fixed priceYou get a written proposal, no hourly billing.
- You own the codeFull ownership of code and assets at launch.