We scope the MVP, build fast, and ship real products. Not prototypes. Not wireframes. A live URL your users can visit, your investors can demo, and your team can iterate on from day one.
The more features in the proposal, the bigger the invoice. Nobody has an incentive to cut scope. So nothing gets cut, the build takes months, and by the time it launches the assumptions are six months stale. Your window closes while you are still in Figma.
MVPs built to be perfect before launch never launch. Scope creep kills momentum. Three months becomes six. Every stakeholder adds one more feature. The product becomes a Frankenstein of good intentions that proves nothing because nobody can use it yet.
The MVP works in a meeting room but falls apart with real users. No error handling, no edge cases, no thought about what happens when traction actually arrives. You end up rebuilding the entire product six months later. The original MVP was a waste of time and money.
We build MVPs that prove the point and grow past it, scoped to launch in four weeks and architected to scale from day one.
See what you get →Every MVP build includes the same core package. No features hidden behind tiers. No surprises on what is included.
Not a staging environment. Not a demo. A live URL your users can visit from day 28.
You own everything. Clean commit history, properly branched, with documentation your next developer can follow.
User behaviour tracking, event logging, and a dashboard you can actually read from the first session.
Cross-device, cross-browser QA matrix. Every edge case documented. Nothing ships without sign-off.
Every technical decision documented with rationale so your next hire inherits clarity, not confusion.
Bugs, edge cases, and questions answered. We do not hand over a zip file and disappear.
If any of these describe you, we will tell you on the first call rather than waste your time or ours.
Founder at Seconddate
Foundry 5 really impressed me with their work on my AI-powered dating app. They nailed the UI/UX, starting with core app screens and then translating that vision to the web. The React site they built is sleek and polished - exactly what I was hoping for. What I appreciated most was their thoughtful approach and how easy they were to work with. They got the job done without needing me to micromanage.
CEO at StreaksAI
Foundry 5 surpassed all expectations in delivering our web development product swiftly and flawlessly. Their speed and eye for detail, especially under tight time constraints, showcase their commitment to excellence.
CEO, Xcelsior Capital
Working with Foundry 5 has been a great experience from start to finish. They seamlessly translated our vision into a website that not only showcases our brand and operations but also enhances our online presence as an investor in natural resources. Nothing was too much for them and they always put the client first.
CEO of Ove
Working with Foundry 5 to create the Ove app has been an absolute pleasure. Their professionalism, work ethic, and willingness to always go the extra mile has really impressed me. I would recommend them to anyone.
Loom Founder
Foundry 5 have gone above and beyond to bring my vision of Loom to life. Not only this, but they continue to be an integral part of our team. They are lovely people to work with, and I recommend them to anyone looking for a software partner. Particularly for non-technical tech founders (like me!) who need to ensure that their business is in safe hands.
Chief Product Officer Gather
The team has been instrumental in driving both the design and development of Gather, pairing a proactive, highly responsive workflow with the technical depth needed to handle our platform's complexity. Their partnership continues to move the product forward in a reliable and impactful way.
| Feature | Foundry 5 | Freelancer | In-house |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed four-week delivery timeline | |||
| Risk-free pilot included | |||
| Architecture built to scale past MVP | |||
| Analytics setup from day one | |||
| Post-launch support included | |||
| Investor-ready code and documentation | |||
| Full source code ownership | |||
| Design included in the build |
We scope the MVP, agree a price, and stick to it. No surprise invoices. No scope creep charges. The four-week timeline is a commitment, not an estimate. You get a written scope document before code starts.
After the MVP launches, most clients move into sprint-based development for iteration and new features. You reprioritise at the start of each sprint. The same team that built it continues to grow it.
Anything else? Just book a call. We'd rather talk than write another FAQ entry.
✓Risk-free first project · Full refund if you’re not satisfied
Yes, with the right scope. The four weeks works because we scope tightly at the start. A four-week MVP is not a full product. It is the smallest version that proves your hypothesis. If your hypothesis requires six months to prove, we will tell you that on the first call. We do not overpromise timelines to win work.
A half-formed idea is completely fine for a first call. We are good at helping founders figure out what the right MVP actually is. What we cannot work with is complete uncertainty about the problem being solved. If you know the problem but not the solution, book a call. That is exactly the right stage to talk to us.
We cover UI and UX as part of the MVP build. You do not need a separate designer or Figma files before you come to us. We work from product goals, not from a finished design spec. The two things happen together, which is why we can move as fast as we do.
For the four-week MVP, we have an honest conversation about what a change means for the timeline. Nothing happens without your agreement. The scope document exists specifically so both sides are aligned before code starts.
Yes. We start with a short codebase audit, give you an honest assessment of what is worth keeping, and agree a path forward. We do not bill for the audit. We do it so we can give you a fair scope.
We agree on a small, well-defined piece of the project. We build it, deliver it, and you review it. If you are not happy with the quality, the process, or the communication, you get a full refund. You keep what we built. No strings.
Yes. Post-launch support is included for 30 days. Beyond that, most clients move into a sprint-based engagement for ongoing development. The team that built your product is the best team to iterate on it.
Tell us what you want to ship. We will tell you what the right MVP is, what it costs, and how we get it live in four weeks.
✓Risk-free first project · Full refund if you’re not satisfied
