The agency route
- Six weeks of discovery decks
- Four people, none of them senior
- Change requests billed hourly
- Ships in month five, if at all
Taking 2 new builds for September
→
Your MVP,
Your MVP,
live in 14 days.
Loudstart takes your idea from a blank page to a real product in production — designed, built, deployed and in front of users. One flat fee, one senior builder, no six-month roadmap.
- 14
- days from kickoff to live URL
- 1
- flat price, agreed before we start
- 100%
- yours — code, repo, infra, IP
The problem
Most ideas die in the quote stage.
Agencies scope for three months and bill for six. Hiring takes a quarter. Meanwhile the only thing that actually tells you whether the idea works — a real product, with real users touching it — never gets built.
The hiring route
- 90 days to a signed offer
- Equity gone before validation
- You manage instead of build
- Wrong hire means starting over
Loudstart
- Kickoff call on day zero
- One senior builder, start to finish
- Flat fee, fixed scope, no surprises
- Live product on day 14
The sprint
Two weeks, day by day.
No black box. You get a demo link from day three and see the product grow every single day until it goes live.
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Day 0
Kickoff & scope
A 90-minute call where we cut your idea down to the sharpest version that can ship in two weeks. You leave with a written scope, a fixed price and a launch date.
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Days 1–2
Blueprint
Screens, user flows and the data model, designed in high fidelity so there is nothing left to imagine. You approve it before a single line of code gets written.
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Days 3–7
Week one build
The core product: accounts, database, and the main flow that makes your product worth using. A live staging link lands in your inbox at the end of day three and updates daily.
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Days 8–11
Week two build
Payments, notifications, the admin view, mobile layouts and the edge cases. This is where it stops feeling like a prototype and starts feeling like a product.
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Days 12–13
Harden & ship
QA pass, performance, error tracking, analytics, SEO basics, your domain and the production deploy. We break it on purpose so your users do not have to.
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Day 14
Handover & launch
You get the repo, the infrastructure, the credentials and a recorded walkthrough, plus 30 days of support while you put it in front of real users.
Deliverables
What lands on day 14.
A production web app
Not a clickable prototype. A real, deployed application on your own domain with SSL, monitoring and a CDN in front of it.
Auth & user accounts
Email, magic link or Google sign-in, sessions, password resets, roles and permissions — the boring parts, done properly.
Database & admin
A sane schema you will not have to throw away, plus an internal dashboard so you can see and edit your data without a developer.
Payments that work
Stripe checkout, subscriptions, webhooks and billing states wired end to end. You can charge money on launch day.
Design & landing page
A product interface people trust and a marketing page that converts — written and designed, not dropped in from a template.
The keys, all of them
Your repo, your hosting account, your API keys, clean commits and a README. Nothing is locked to us. Ever.
Fit
What we build.
Six shapes of product that fit comfortably inside a two-week sprint.
SaaS MVPs
Multi-tenant dashboards, subscriptions, onboarding, the works.
AI products
Chat, agents, retrieval over your own documents, generation pipelines with real evals.
Marketplaces
Two-sided flows, listings, search, messaging and split payments.
Internal tools
Kill the spreadsheet. Ops dashboards, approvals, imports and audit trails.
Mobile apps
React Native for iOS and Android from one codebase, submitted to the stores.
Launch pages
High-craft marketing sites with waitlists, analytics and copy that sells.
Not sure yours fits in two weeks? Send it over — if it does not, we will tell you straight and suggest what to cut.
Pricing
One price. No surprises.
The 14-Day MVP
Everything you need to put a real product in front of real users.
$9,500
flat
- Full design, build and deploy
- Daily demo link, direct line to your builder
- Auth, database, payments, admin
- Repo, infrastructure and IP handed over
- 30 days of post-launch support
- 50% up front, 50% on launch day
Fixed scope. If we miss day 14, the remaining 50% is on us.
Bigger than two weeks?
Some products need four. We run back-to-back sprints at $4,500 per week, scoped one sprint at a time so you can stop whenever you have got what you need.
After launch
Most founders keep us for a month or two of iteration on real user feedback. Optional, month to month, cancel any time. No lock-in, no retainer minimums.
“The whole point is that you find out fast. Two weeks of building beats two months of planning, every time.”
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is 14 days actually realistic?
Yes, because the scope is set on day zero and does not move. The sprint works by being ruthless about what makes v1: one core flow, done really well, plus the essentials around it. Anything else goes on a next-sprint list. That discipline is the product, not a shortcut.
What do you need from me?
About two hours a week. The kickoff call, a daily glance at the demo link, and quick answers when a decision needs you. If you disappear for a week the sprint pauses, and that is the only real risk to the timeline.
Who actually writes the code?
One senior builder, from the first wireframe to the production deploy. No junior handoff, no offshore team you never meet, no account manager sitting between you and the person building your product.
Do I own the code?
Completely. Everything is built in your repository and deployed to your accounts from day one. On day 14 you get the keys, a clean commit history and a walkthrough. No proprietary framework, no hosting you cannot leave.
What if I want changes mid-sprint?
Small changes are normal and free — that is what the daily demo is for. Changes that add scope get traded against something already planned, or moved to a follow-on sprint. Nothing gets billed by surprise.
What tech will it be built on?
A boring, proven stack: Next.js and TypeScript, Postgres, Tailwind and Stripe, with React Native when you need mobile. Chosen so any developer you hire later can pick it up on day one.
When can you start?
We run two sprints at a time, so the next slot is usually one to two weeks out. Booking is a kickoff call and a 50% deposit — get in touch and we will tell you the next open date.
Let’s talk
Tell us the idea.
Two weeks later, it’s live.
Send a paragraph about what you want to build. You will get a straight answer on whether it fits a 14-day sprint — usually within a day, and always from a human.