From idea to paying users, with sign-up, billing, dashboards and admin, shipped in weeks on a stack that scales with you.
Starting price
From €9,000
The final price depends on scope. You get a fixed quote or a day-rate estimate before any work starts.
You have an idea you've tested with real people, a budget and a date in mind. What you need now is a first version people can sign up for and pay for, built so it doesn't have to be thrown away six months later. That's what I build, as a senior full-stack developer with 15+ years of shipping web products.
You work with me directly. The person on the scoping call is the person writing the code, so decisions don't get lost between account managers and developers. If you already have a prototype made with an AI tool, start with AI prototype to production instead. If your product is about bookings or connecting buyers with sellers, see booking and marketplace platforms.
Most MVPs run over budget because the first release tries to do everything. Before any code, we agree on the smallest set of flows that proves the business: who signs up, what they do in the first session, and what they pay for. Everything else goes on a list for later, with a rough price next to each item.
Then I build on a stack that will carry you well past launch:
You see working software on a staging site every week, so you can change priorities while it's still cheap to do so.
SaaS MVP projects start from €9,000; you get a fixed quote after a short scoping call. The main factors are the number of user roles, how complex billing is, integrations with other systems, and whether you need AI features from day one.
Send me a short description of the product, who it's for and when you'd like to launch. I reply within one working day, and after a short call you get a written proposal with scope, timeline and a fixed price. Get a quote for your MVP.
We go through your idea, users and budget, and cut the first release down to what proves the business.
You get the scope, a fixed price, a timeline and the stack in writing, before you commit to anything.
Every week you see working software on a staging site and can change priorities before they get expensive.
I deploy, hand over the code and documentation, and stay on for fixes and the next features if you want.
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A focused SaaS MVP starts from €9,000, which covers accounts, Stripe billing, the core feature set and an admin area. Products with more user roles, integrations or AI features cost more. You get a fixed price in a written proposal after a short scoping call.
Usually between six and twelve weeks from the signed proposal to launch. Scope decides it more than anything else, which is why the proposal lists exactly what ships in the first release and what waits for later.
With me, the person on the scoping call is the person who writes the code, so nothing gets lost between sales, project managers and developers. An agency makes sense when you need designers, several developers and a project manager at the same time. I can also work alongside your designer or an agency if you already have one.
Usually Nuxt and Vue on the front end with Laravel and PostgreSQL behind them, or Supabase when the product is simpler and speed matters most. Both are mainstream, well documented and easy to hire for later. If your team already works in React or Next.js, I can build in that instead.
Yes. The code lives in your repository from day one and you own it. I am happy to sign an NDA before the scoping call, and you get documentation so another developer can take over if needed.
Yes. Features such as generated summaries, insights or an assistant can be part of the first release or come right after launch. On WithMaslow I added AI-generated insights with Laravel AI and Gemini to the Laravel 13 API.
Availability calendars, dynamic pricing, payouts, reviews and search for booking sites, directories and two-sided marketplaces.
Stripe checkouts, subscriptions, invoices and WooCommerce stores that convert and reconcile cleanly.
LLM features that earn their keep, like assistants on your own data, smart search, document processing and automations, built into your existing app.
Send me a few lines about what you need. I reply within one working day with questions or a first estimate.
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