Web MVP development
A production web application — accounts, dashboard, core workflow, billing if you need it. Built custom in modern JavaScript, deployed and monitored.
We build the smallest version of your product that can win real users — then we keep building once the market says yes.
urMvp is an MVP development company that designs, builds and launches minimum viable products for startups. We take a founder from idea or Figma prototype to a live, production-ready web app, mobile app or SaaS MVP in 14 to 30 business days, working on a monthly subscription instead of a large upfront agency fee. Every product is custom-built — no templates, no page builders.
MVP development is the process of building the smallest usable version of a product that still delivers real value to a real user. The point is not to ship something unfinished. The point is to ship something deliberately narrow — one core workflow, done properly — so you can put it in front of the market and learn whether anyone actually wants it.
A good MVP is not a demo and it is not a prototype. It runs in production, it handles real accounts and real data, and it can take payment if the business model calls for it. What makes it "minimum" is scope, not quality.
These three words get used interchangeably and they mean very different things. The difference matters because it changes what you should pay for and how long you should wait.
| Prototype | MVP | Full product | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Show the idea | Test the market | Scale the business |
| Real users | No | Yes | Yes |
| Real data | No | Yes | Yes |
| Can take payment | No | Usually | Yes |
| Typical scope | Clickable screens | One core workflow | Full feature set |
| Typical timeline | Days | 14–30 business days | Months to years |
Almost every startup that skips the MVP stage pays for it later — usually in months of build time spent on features nobody opens.
Most founders come to us with one of these four starting points. All of them end in the same place: a live product with real users.
A production web application — accounts, dashboard, core workflow, billing if you need it. Built custom in modern JavaScript, deployed and monitored.
iOS and Android applications built to production standard, taken through store review and published. Ideal when the core interaction only makes sense on a phone.
Multi-tenant SaaS with authentication, roles, subscription billing and an admin view. The shape most B2B startups need before their first paying account.
You already have the design. We turn a Figma file or clickable prototype into a working product without redrawing the whole thing.
Idea → Prototype → Development → Testing → Launch. Four phases, defined milestones, and no surprises about what happens next.
A focused kickoff to understand your business, your users and what the MVP actually has to prove. We agree the visual direction, the technical requirements and — most importantly — what is out of scope. You leave this phase with a roadmap, not a vague quote.
We turn the strategy into a concrete design: layout structure, visual direction and the user journey end to end. You review and refine until the direction is approved. Nothing goes into development on a maybe.
Once the design is signed off we build — with performance, responsiveness and long-term scalability treated as requirements rather than nice-to-haves. Every feature is tested before deployment, then the product goes live.
Launch is the start. Through your subscription we handle updates, refinements and new features as the product finds its market. You are not handed a zip file and left alone.
We pick boring, well-supported technology on purpose. An MVP that nobody else can maintain is not an asset.
We are generalists by design — the MVP problem is similar across sectors — but we have shipped products in these areas.
urMvp works on a monthly subscription rather than a large upfront project fee. An MVP web application starts at €499/month, an MVP mobile app at €499/month, and a combined mobile plus web MVP at €799/month. A single-page website starts at €49/month and a three-page website at €99/month. Plans run on a minimum 12-month term.
Add-ons are priced separately so you only pay for what your product actually needs: user authentication and roles (+€99/month), payment gateway integration (+€149/month), custom API and webhooks (+€199/month), admin dashboard and analytics (+€250/month), SEO performance suite (+€149/month), CRM integration (+€30/month), brand identity starter kit (+€20/month) and content writing (+€20/month).
The subscription covers design, development, hosting, SSL, monthly performance updates and support — so the running cost of the product is inside the same number as the build.
Most MVPs go live in 14 to 30 business days from the point where we have your content and feedback. Simpler websites can be live in 7 to 14 business days. Products with heavier custom requirements — complex integrations, unusual compliance needs, large data models — can take up to about four weeks.
The single biggest variable is not our build speed. It is how quickly decisions and content come back from your side. Founders who block out time for reviews in the first two weeks consistently launch faster.
What we actually offer, stated plainly.
An MVP (minimum viable product) is the smallest usable version of a product that still delivers real value to a real user. It runs in production with real accounts and real data — what makes it "minimum" is narrow scope, not low quality.
An MVP development company takes a startup idea and turns it into a launched, working product. That covers scoping what to build and what to leave out, product design, development, testing, deployment and usually ongoing support after launch.
An MVP web application starts at €499/month and a combined mobile plus web MVP at €799/month, on a minimum 12-month plan. Add-ons such as authentication (+€99/month) and payment gateway integration (+€149/month) are priced separately, so you only pay for what your product needs.
Most MVPs launch within 14 to 30 business days of us receiving your content and feedback. Simpler websites go live in 7 to 14 business days, and products with complex custom features can take up to about four weeks.
A prototype demonstrates an idea — it is usually clickable screens with no real data behind them. An MVP is a working product in production: real users, real accounts, real data, and payment if the business model needs it.
Freelancers can be the right call if you have strong technical leadership in-house and a very narrow build. An agency makes more sense when you need design, development, testing and launch handled as one process, and when you want continuity after launch rather than re-hiring for every change.
Yes. At the end of the 12-month plan you can continue month-to-month at the same rate, upgrade to a higher tier, or have full ownership of the codebase transferred to you.
Typically your brand assets (logo and colours), any existing content or copy, and answers to a short onboarding questionnaire. We guide you through the rest.
Tell us what you want to build. We will come back with a scope, a timeline and a fixed monthly price — no obligation.