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MVP Development Supervision

Get the MVP stage right — the decisions made here shape everything after, and about 86% of products pay later for getting them wrong.

The problem

The MVP is where the foundations are set — and where roughly 86% of products inherit the consequences of rushed, unsupervised decisions they can't easily undo later.

How we solve it

The Minimum Viable Product is one of the first and most important stages of product development, and every decision made here affects everything that follows. We've helped clients build MVPs for years, and our data shows about 86% of products face the consequences of poor decisions made in this phase. You can't predict everything — but with the right experience you can predict a lot. We help you do it right: set up the right processes, lay the right foundation, and prepare for the challenges ahead.

What you get
  • The right processes and foundation set before they're expensive to change.
  • Experience that heads off the mistakes ~86% of MVPs make.
  • Decisions today weighed against where the product needs to go.
  • A product ready for what comes after the MVP.

A bounded, phased engagement. Each bar below is proportional to its estimated duration on a shared calendar.

1Assess~days

Understand the MVP, the team and the decisions on the table.

2Set upOngoing

Put the right processes and foundation in place.

3SuperviseMonthly

Guide the decisions that shape later development.

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Bars are proportional to estimated calendar weeks · total Ongoing, monthly

Concrete artefacts you keep — delivered in editable, open formats your team owns.

  • Process Setup

    The right development processes for the MVP stage.

    Setup
  • Foundation Review

    A sound technical and product basis to build on.

    Review
  • Risk Preparation

    The likely future challenges named and planned for.

    Plan

The edges of this engagement, and what we’ll need from you to run it.

What's not included
  • Building the MVP for you (this is supervision, not delivery).
  • Full leadership of the whole development process (that's S-005).
  • Post-MVP scale-up engineering.
  • Guarantees of market success.
What we'll need from you
  • An MVP in or approaching development.
  • Access to the team and the key decisions being made.
  • The product goals beyond the MVP.
  • A decision-maker open to process change.

Fixed-scope and outcome-priced — one agreed figure for a defined set of deliverables, with no hourly billing.

InvestmentRetainer · from $4,900

Per month — Small $4,900 to Large $8,800 by scope.

How we price it
  • Fixed scope, agreed before we start — no open-ended hourly billing.
  • One figure covers the full set of deliverables listed alongside.
  • The number only moves with system complexity, and only by agreement.
Included in this price
  • Process Setup
  • Foundation Review
  • Risk Preparation

Answers to the questions we hear most about this engagement.

What does supervision mean here?

We guide the processes and decisions of your MVP stage — we don't take the keyboard. The build stays with your team; we make sure it's built on the right foundation.

Where does the 86% figure come from?

From our own experience across MVP engagements — the majority of products later pay for decisions rushed at this stage, which is exactly what this service prevents.

How is it priced?

A monthly retainer, from $4,900 to $8,800 depending on scope.

What's the difference from Product Development Supervision (S-005)?

S-001 focuses on getting the MVP stage right; S-005 takes broader, ongoing leadership of the product's development once it's past MVP.