MVPs for your clients, without your own dev team.
When an agency client suddenly needs software, you don't have to pass – I build the MVP under your brand, you deliver it as your agency's work.
← All servicesWhen a client brings a software idea to your agency, you no longer have to pass it on or turn it down. MVP development in the agency context means: I build the smallest viable version of that product under your brand – the fastest route from idea to something real, something shippable, something you can put in front of actual users.
For your agency, this unlocks a new line of service without any technical overhead. No hiring, no onboarding, no internal dev team to manage. You stay the face; I stay invisible. What your client receives is a production-ready MVP delivered under your name.
- MVP under your agency's brand
- Fast from concept to working product
- Expand your offering without a permanent hire
- Clean foundation to build on later
- You keep the client and the margin
- Optional maintenance and further development
- Scoping session – we define what the MVP must do, the target users, and what success looks like in v1.
- Technical setup – architecture, data model and core flows established before any feature is visible.
- Iterative feedback rounds – you (and optionally your client) review milestone builds and steer the next sprint.
- Handover with runbook – documented deployment, admin access, a brief on how to maintain or extend.
- Agencies whose clients have product ideas but no software resources
- Digital agencies without an in-house development team
- Strategy and consulting agencies that want to turn client ideas into products
- Webflow studios looking to add real app development to their offering
What is an MVP and what is it good for?
An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is the smallest version of a product that real users can already use meaningfully. The goal is to validate whether an idea works before investing serious money and time into a full build.
How fast can an MVP be up and running?
It depends on scope, but a focused MVP is often up and running in four to eight weeks. We define together what really belongs in the first release – and what comes after.
Can I have it expanded later?
Yes. I build on a clean foundation from the start, so it can be extended. You can commission me for further development or take the project in-house – both are possible.
Do I keep the client and the margin?
Yes, completely. You are and remain the contractual partner for your client. I don't appear anywhere, the client pays you, and you set the margin.