Solution
MVP and SaaS development
A compact MVP starts at UZS 5,900,000; an extended first release can reach UZS 27,000,000. We launch a working product with authentication, the core journey and analytics in 6–10 weeks, while a full SaaS platform is quoted in stages.
Who it fits
- There is a product idea that needs testing on real users
- A version is needed for investors or first customers
- Internal processes have outgrown spreadsheets
What is included
- One core user journey and acceptance criteria
- Database, API and required access roles
- A working interface and necessary data management
- Billing and external integrations within agreed scope
- Product events, launch and access handover
Example workflows
Customer portal
A customer sends a request, sees its status and receives the result. The first release tests the complete journey for one service.
Internal tool
The team manages one process in a shared database: requests, approvals or records, with access based on role.
Subscription service
A user solves one recurring task. Signup, a plan and payments enter the first release when needed to test the hypothesis.
What we check before handover
- A user completes the core journey from entry to result.
- Access permissions and stored data are checked for agreed roles.
- Events show where users start and finish; the team receives code, access and instructions.
Project scope
Agree on roles, the core journey and the features deferred to later releases. Complex reporting, data migration, mobile apps and extra integrations are estimated separately.
Running costs
Allow for infrastructure, data storage and external APIs after launch. Discuss load, backups and the support arrangement before release.
How the work runs
- 01
MVP scope
Anything that does not test the core hypothesis is cut.
- 02
Architecture
A structure that survives the product’s growth.
- 03
Development
Core built: main journey, account, payments.
- 04
Launch and measurement
Shipped, analytics connected, data collected.
Frequent questions
How much does SaaS development cost?
An MVP around one core journey costs UZS 5,900,000 to 27,000,000. A full platform with billing, roles and complex integrations is split into stages and quoted after the product brief.
Is a 6-week MVP realistic?
Yes, for a limited scope with one core journey. The overall guide is 6–10 weeks. We agree on the hypothesis and acceptance criteria first; extra roles, integrations and billing affect the estimate.
What happens after launch?
Review core journey usage, errors and feedback, then choose the next iteration. Infrastructure support, new features and ongoing development are agreed separately.
Who receives the code and access?
Handover is defined before starting: repository, infrastructure access, data and launch instructions. External services and licences are listed separately so the team understands its dependencies.
Start with your task
Describe the user, the one task they need to complete and how you will judge usefulness. Add the current process, constraints and any existing prototype.