Product Build
A fixed-scope product shipped in 4–10 weeks — AI system, booking platform, internal tool, or full MVP.
- Format
- FIXED SCOPE — 4–10 WEEKS
- Price
- €15–45K, fixed
- Terms
- 40 / 40 / 20 on milestones
- Ladder
- Rung 02 of 05
00 — Best for
- You have a validated idea that needs to become a real product.
- An operational bottleneck — bookings, documents, quoting — is costing you every week.
- A sprint prototype proved the case and now needs production.
01 — What a build is
One fixed scope, one fixed price, one team that designs and ships it. Builds are how most clients start with us: a booking platform, an AI system taken to production, an internal tool that removes a bottleneck, a first product taken to market.
Fixed scope is a discipline, not a limitation. It forces the decisions that matter into week zero — what this product must do, what it must not — and it means the price you sign is the price you pay.
02 — How it runs
Every build runs on two-week sprints with a demo at the end of each one — the first inside ten business days of kickoff. A staging environment is live from week one, so you watch the product grow in your browser, not in a status report.
Every Friday you get a written update: what shipped, what is next, what is blocked, what we need from you. No surprises is a delivery rule, not a slogan.
03 — After the ship
Every build ends with handoff documentation and a two-week warranty window. Most continue into Care & Growth or AI Ops — the retainers that keep a shipped product improving — but the code, the infrastructure and the documentation are yours either way. IP transfers on final payment.
04 — What you get
- Design, engineering and delivery from one team — no handoffs
- Staging environment live from week one
- A demo every two weeks, a written update every Friday
- Production deployment on your infrastructure
- Handoff documentation as a deliverable, not an afterthought
05 — Straight answers
What does a build cost?
Most land between €15K and €45K depending on scope. Every proposal comes as three options — a leaner and a more ambitious version alongside the recommended one — so scope moves, price doesn’t.
What if we’re not sure of the scope yet?
Start with a sprint. Two weeks, fixed fee, and its output is the build spec — with the fee credited against the build.
Who owns the code?
You do. IP transfers in full on final payment, and everything runs on your accounts from day one.
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