FAQ – MVP Agency & Web App Development

For startups, SMEs and teams who want to build a web app — with clear goals, short time-to-market, and a technical foundation that can scale cleanly later.

An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is the smallest version of your software that proves the core value: few but critical features — with real login, real data, real workflow. Not “half-done”, but “intentionally minimal”.

Typically 4 phases: (1) briefing & scope, (2) UX/flow & prioritization, (3) sprint delivery, (4) launch, handover & optional support. You see results early so we validate fast instead of guessing for weeks.

Depends on scope. Many MVPs land roughly between 2–8 weeks. Key drivers: number of roles/workflows, data model, integrations (e.g. Stripe, APIs), and desired quality (testing, analytics, admin tools).

MVP cost depends on scope: features, integrations, UI complexity and time-to-market. We prefer scope-based (clear deliverables) or sprint-based setups to keep budget and expectations transparent.

Commonly: Next.js/React, TypeScript, Tailwind, Supabase (Postgres, Auth, Storage), Vercel/cloud hosting, Stripe. If your project needs something else (e.g. external APIs, special DB, self-hosting), we adapt the stack.

Yes. The goal is that you own the codebase and data in the end. We use clean repos, documentation and a proper handover — so you stay independent.

Yes. We can use Figma, wireframes or an existing UI. The key is prioritizing scope together and defining the critical workflows.

Yes. Most MVPs need admin views (users, data, status, content) and role permissions (RLS/permissions). We build these “properly” upfront so later extensions won’t hurt.

Yes — Stripe Checkout, subscriptions, webhooks, customer portal, invoices (depending on setup) and paywall logic. We separate product logic and billing logic cleanly so you stay flexible later.

Yes. If you want, we integrate e.g. GA4, GTM, Meta Pixel (consent-based), events/conversions and clean tracking paths — without polluting your core.

After launch you can switch to a light support mode (bug fixes, updates, small features) or book additional sprints. You decide: fully independent or with MVPWERK as a technical partner.

Yes. If you want an NDA, that’s easy. We treat project information as confidential by default.

A short briefing is enough: target audience, core problem, must-have workflow(s), examples/references and your desired timeline. We structure the rest together — no workshop marathon.