Your MVP, On Us
Your first MVP, built by Markosh — our investment, your evaluation
The build-side twin of our 14-day sales rep experience. For approved businesses, we scope and ship a basic MVP — one core workflow, built as working software — so you can judge our engineering the only way that means anything: by using what we build.
For approved businesses only. One product, one core workflow. Pilot-grade build, not a production launch. No obligation afterward.
01 — Purpose
The build proves engineering quality, not slideware
One scoped workflow is enough to judge how we build — not enough to be your finished product. Here is what you will be able to evaluate:
- Scoping discipline
- Product judgment
- Architecture choices
- Code quality
- Communication cadence
- Speed to working software
- Handover completeness
- Honest recommendations
02 — Scope
What the build includes
- A discovery workshop to strip the idea down to one core workflow worth building first
- A basic MVP covering that workflow — a web app, internal tool, or automation
- A working deployment you can demo to users or stakeholders
- Full source code and documentation, handed over with IP
- An end-of-build recommendation: what a production v1 would actually take
What it deliberately excludes
- A production launch, SLA, or on-call support
- Multi-workflow product buildouts
- Unlimited features or open-ended revisions
- Ongoing maintenance (available afterward, separately)
- Native mobile apps within pilot scope
These limits keep the offer honest. A tightly scoped workflow that works beats a sprawling product that never ships.
03 — Eligibility
Approved businesses only
We review every application. The build works when there is a real business, a real workflow, and someone to evaluate the result — and wastes everyone's time when there is not.
You qualify if you have
- An operating business with meaningful software or operations spend, or real scale
- A product or internal-tool idea tied to a workflow you actually run today
- A decision-maker available for discovery and weekly reviews
- Willingness to scope down to one core workflow and judge the result honestly
Not a fit right now
- Ideas-stage projects with no operating business behind them
- Expecting a full production product at no cost
- No one available to review the work as it ships
- A scope that cannot be cut down to one core workflow
04 — FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Why would you build an MVP at no cost?
For the same reason we offer the 14-day sales rep experience: we would rather be judged on working software than on a pitch deck. A tightly scoped MVP shows you our product judgment, code quality, and communication — and shows us whether a longer build engagement makes sense for both sides.
What counts as a "basic" MVP?
One core workflow, built properly. Typical agency MVPs run eight to fourteen weeks of paid work; this is deliberately smaller — a focused discovery, then a working build of the single workflow that matters most. The point is proof of build quality, not a finished product.
Why do you approve businesses before starting?
Build time is the most expensive thing we have. The offer only works when there is a real business, a real workflow, and someone to evaluate the result — approval keeps it honest and keeps it available.
What happens after the MVP?
You keep the software, the source code, and the documentation regardless. If you want to take it to production — hardening, more workflows, a full v1 — we scope that as a normal engagement. No obligation either way.
For approved businesses only. One product, one core workflow. Pilot-grade build, not a production launch. No obligation afterward.