AI MVP Development

AI MVP development, from idea to a product people pay for

We build first versions of AI products and take them to production. Six documented projects ran 8 to 12 weeks from discovery to launch.

Most AI ideas die between the demo and the first paying customer. We build the version that survives that gap: real infrastructure, real error handling, real billing, and a scope small enough to ship. Mavera came to us with an early MVP and left with a production platform that scaled to $100K+ in monthly recurring revenue.

What's included

  • A scoped v1 you can put in front of customers, not a prototype
  • The AI workflows themselves — model selection, prompting, evaluation and fallbacks
  • Authentication, billing and the admin tooling you need to actually operate it
  • Deployment, monitoring and a handover your own team can build on

How the work runs

1

Discovery and scope

Two to three weeks turning the idea into a v1 roadmap, cutting everything that is not needed to prove the product works.

2

Build

Five to seven weeks of delivery, working in the open so you see progress weekly rather than at the end.

3

Launch and handover

One to three weeks getting it live, onboarding real users, and handing over documentation and access.

Across the six projects on this site where we tracked phases, discovery to launch ran 8 to 12 weeks.

Projects we have shipped

Common questions

How long does an AI MVP take to build?

Across the six projects where we tracked phases, discovery to launch ran 8 to 12 weeks. The fastest production launch on this site was NeverMissACall Pro, a UK AI receptionist, shipped in 7 weeks. TypeCut was built and shipped in 2 months.

What happens after launch?

That depends on what you want. Some clients keep us on to scale the product — Mavera went from MVP to a native iOS app and a desktop app with us. Others take it in house: AI Local Expert's core platform was built in 5 months and then scaled by the client's own team. We write the handover either way.

Who owns the code?

You do. Ownership is set out in the engagement agreement before work starts.

Talk to us about your project

Tell us what you are building and roughly when you need it. We reply within one business day.