MVP development pricing: $350 prototype, $1,450 MVP, $2,950 AI SaaS

Three fixed prices: $350 for a working AI prototype (one workflow, one screen, 7 days), $1,450 for a lean AI MVP (login, database, one role, 3 to 5 screens, 21 days), and $2,950 for an AI SaaS build (two AI workflows, 6 to 10 screens, permissions, payments or admin, 45 days). Source code is yours in all three.

Because it is not an MVP. It is one AI workflow on one screen, live on a real URL, built to prove the idea works before you fund the full build. Agencies quote the whole product; the prototype is the proof step in front of it. The $1,450 and $2,950 packages are where the product starts, and they are fixed-scope, which is why they cost less than an open-ended agency engagement.

Yes. Each package has a defined scope (screens, workflows, roles, revisions) and a price. If your project needs more than the package, we say so before starting and quote the difference; we do not start and then discover it. On Fiverr the price is held in escrow until you accept delivery.

Fiverr if you want escrow, the reviews, and no call: pick the package, write the brief, pay, and delivery starts. Direct if you want to talk through scope first, need a custom quote above Premium, or prefer an invoice. Same team, same packages, same prices either way.

Third-party running costs: hosting, domain, AI model usage (OpenAI, Anthropic and similar bill you directly), payment processor fees, app store accounts. Ongoing maintenance after delivery is a separate monthly plan, not part of the package. Native iOS or Android apps are quoted separately.

Yes, and that is the intended path. The $350 prototype is built on the same stack as the MVP, so the workflow it proves becomes the first workflow of the $1,450 build rather than being thrown away.

You receive the full source repository and the deployment. No licence, no lock-in, no monthly fee to keep what you paid for. Another developer can take it over the day after delivery.

Basic includes 1 revision round, Standard and Premium include 2. A round is a consolidated list of changes within the package scope, applied together. New scope (another screen, another workflow) is a quote, not a revision.