MVP development for founders who want to launch, not plan
MVP development is about cutting a product down to the one thing users will pay for and shipping it with real auth, billing and data. I have done it for my own SaaS products, so I know which corners are safe to cut and which ones come back to bite.
MVP development services that end with a launch
An MVP is not a mockup. Mine ship with sign-up, a database you can grow, Stripe billing and an admin view, so the first paying customer can arrive on launch day.
- A one-page scope: the core loop, the paywall, what is out
- A clickable build on a preview URL from week one
- Stripe subscriptions, one-time payments or credits
- Analytics and error tracking before launch
- A codebase you can hand to a team later
SaaS development from someone who runs SaaS
No-Site Search, ClerkSide and Real or Mine are SaaS products I designed and built solo. No-Site Search has a shared credit system, a built-in CRM and AI site generation. ClerkSide turns NYC open data into a violation search with a case workflow. Real or Mine charges a one-time $5 upgrade through Stripe.
That is the experience I bring to SaaS product development for you: pricing models, onboarding, emails and the boring admin screens that keep a product running.
MVP development for startups: how it runs
Week one is scope and the data model. Then I ship in weekly releases. When the core loop works, we add billing and polish, then launch. After launch I can stay on for iteration or hand over with documentation.
Live work
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No-Site Search
Product · 2025A SaaS lead-gen platform that finds local businesses without websites, scores them, and lets you spin up AI-generated sites, with a built-in CRM, credits, and Slack/email alerts.
ClerkSide
Product · 2025Search any NYC address to instantly surface active building violations, fines, and risk level, then resolve them. Built on NYC open data with a same-day expediting workflow.
Real or Mine
Product · 2026A game for creators: upload your real work next to an AI copy, let your audience vote blind, and get a shareable results card showing how many could actually tell.
Sacavia
Product · 2025A places, events & hidden-gems discovery platform powered by recommendations from locals: interactive maps, saved spots, and a companion native iOS app.
Questions
What is MVP development?
Building the smallest version of a product that real users can sign up for, use and pay for, so you can learn from the market before investing in everything else.
Do you build SaaS products with subscriptions?
Yes. I set up Stripe subscriptions, one-time payments or credit systems, plus the account, billing and admin screens around them. My own products use all three.
Will I own the code?
Yes. The repository, the infrastructure accounts and the data are yours from day one.
Can the MVP grow into a full product?
That is the point of building it on a real stack: TypeScript, PostgreSQL and a clean API, so a team can keep building on it instead of rewriting it.