Do I really own the code?

Yes. The repository lives in your GitHub account from day one. No license fees. No vendor lock-in. Standard tooling so your team can take it over without learning anything obscure.

What if I am not sure exactly what to build yet?

Then do not buy this yet. Start with the free AI Readiness Quiz or send me a description of what you are trying to figure out. This one is for ideas you are ready to commit to.

Can my team work on the code after launch?

Yes. I write code the way I would want to inherit it: clear, typed, documented in plain English. Most teams pick it up in a week.

Can you keep building after launch?

Yes. If you want me as a long-term partner, that is a separate ongoing engagement (the Fig and Bloom pattern — see the case study).

What does production-ready actually mean?

Sign-up that survives a security check. Billing that does not double-charge. Error handling for the 2am edge cases. Alerts so you know when something is breaking before your users do.

Can it ship in less than six weeks?

Sometimes. Very small scopes (one workflow, one user role) can ship in 3 to 4 weeks. I do not pad timelines. If your scope fits in 4 weeks, that is what we agree to.

How much does it cost?

Every project is custom because every product is different. Send me a one-paragraph description of what you want to build and I will give you a real number on a call.

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12 production apps shipped for one client

Revenue MVP

You have the idea. I build the product. About six weeks.

6 weeksFrom idea to launched product

100%Code in your account, you own it

109Production systems shipped to date

Most AI products die in the gap between "the demo worked" and "first paying customer". I close that gap. Real signup. Real billing. Real users. Built fast, built right, built so your team or your next hire can take it from here.

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What it actually does

Plain English. No jargon.

Here is exactly what happens after the agent is live. If any of this is unclear, ask me — I would rather over-explain than have you guess.

Designs the product with you in week one (no surprises later)

Builds the working app — signup, login, billing, the AI feature your customers see

Deploys it to your hosting so it is live and usable

Sets up alerts so you know when something is broken before your users do

Hands you all the code and a written guide your team can pick up

Who is this for?

Built for the people who already know what is broken.

I would rather lose a deal than take on a project that is not a fit. Honest fit signals below so you can decide before we even get on a call.

Good fit if

Founders with an idea they want to test with real paying customers.
Operators inside a larger company who need an internal AI tool shipped before next quarter.
Funded startups whose engineering team is bandwidth-constrained but the AI feature cannot wait.

Not a fit if

Pre-product-market-fit ideas that need user research first. Take the AI Readiness Quiz first.
Enterprises with a 6-month procurement cycle. Speed is the whole point here.
Teams that want a SaaS subscription instead of owning the code.

What is in the box?

Everything you need. Nothing left for you to figure out.

No phase-two surprises. No upsells after the contract is signed. This is what every Revenue MVP engagement ships with.

A written design document signed off before any code is written

A working web app (or mobile app — your call)

Sign-up, login, and billing wired through Stripe or whatever you prefer

The actual AI feature — the thing your customers came for

Hosting set up so it is live, secure, and monitored

Code in your account on day one. No license fees. No lock-in.

A written guide so your team or your next hire can keep building

How does the build actually run?

Four phases. About three weeks. One engineer.

I do not disappear and surface with a demo. You see progress every day. You sign off at each phase. If something is wrong, we catch it before it ships.

Week 1: Design

I write a design document: what it does, how it works, how the data flows, how billing works. You read it and sign off. No code yet — by design.

Weeks 2 to 3: First real version

I ship one end-to-end user journey: signup, the core AI feature, save the result, see history. You use it. We iterate fast.

Weeks 4 to 5: Round it out

Remaining features layered on top of the working slice. Each one ships behind a switch you control. Daily progress visible.

Week 6: Launch

Load testing, security review, monitoring tuned, written guide delivered. We push it to your production. You launch.

Real client. Real outcome.

What does this look like in the wild?

Case study

Fig and Bloom: 12 production AI apps shipped over 3 years.

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How does this compare to hiring?

The honest comparison.

Hiring a human

Hire a full-stack engineer who has never shipped an AI product. Six months to first launch.

Hiring this agent

I have shipped 109 production systems. About six weeks. You own the code from day one.

Real outcome: Fig and Bloom partnership: 3 years, 12 production apps shipped, 70% of operations automated.

The questions everyone asks

Revenue MVP FAQ

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Not quite the right fit?

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Ready to ship?

Tell me what you are trying to fix. Twenty minutes on a call. I will tell you in plain English whether Revenue MVP is the right fit and what it will look like.

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