Mikhail AI RU Telegram

MVP development for AI products and SaaS

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  • 15 min reply time, 7 days a week

An MVP of your AI product: first the brief, then the work in stages, and every stage is accepted against your own checklist. Accounts are in your name, the code lives in your repository, and you get docs and a runbook. First step: send the brief or five lines about the product, and within a day I come back with stages and a price.

from $1000Timeline: quoted after the brief, stage by stage

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What you get

  • I work on your stack, most often Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, OpenAI and Vercel
  • Organizations never see each other's data: isolation in the database, not just in the UI
  • Stripe subscriptions with failed payment handling, user invites and an admin panel
  • Email with SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up, so it lands in the inbox and not in spam
  • Supabase, Vercel, Stripe and OpenAI accounts in your name, code in your repository
  • README, data schema, environment variables and a runbook for the founder

Price examples

MVP from your brief on your stackfrom $1,000
First stage: database, sign in, rolesquoted per stage
New features after the MVP: a separate stage with its own pricequoted per stage

Prices are estimates, not binding offers. I'll give you an exact quote once I see the task.

How the work goes

  1. A brief or five lines about the product

    Send a brief or five lines on Telegram. Within a day I review it, ask questions and give you stages and a price. Designer mockups can be added as we go.

  2. Work in stages

    The project is split into stages, each one priced and agreed separately. The first stage is usually the foundation: database, sign in, roles. Then the features from your brief.

  3. Branch, preview, acceptance

    Code goes to a separate branch of your repository and Vercel builds a preview. Before handing over a stage I send a checklist, and you test against it and your own. An accepted branch is merged into main.

  4. Handover

    The accounts are already yours, I am added as a collaborator. At the end you get a README, the data schema, the list of environment variables and a runbook, so any developer can run the product.

Good to know before you order

  • What to send for the first review

    Five lines: who the user is, what the service does, which payments and roles you need, whether a designer has mockups, and when you need the first demo. That is enough to name the stages and the price.

  • Checked before handover

    Before a stage is handed over, the code passes its checks and email is tested for SPF, DKIM and DMARC. You get a checklist that shows what works and what is still open.

  • Your accounts stay yours

    When a product runs on the developer's accounts, parting ways gets painful. Here the accounts are yours from day one, and you can revoke my access yourself.

  • What drives the price

    The number of roles and plans, payments and failed charges, email, the admin panel, and whether your designer has mockups ready. The clearer the brief, the more precise the estimate.

FAQ

Do I need a full spec?

No, five lines about the product are enough: who the user is, what the service does, which payments and roles you need. Within a day I review it, ask questions and give you stages and a price. A detailed spec makes the estimate faster and more precise.

How much does an MVP cost and how long does it take?

From $1,000 for an MVP. I give the exact price and timeline of each stage after the brief, before any work starts, and they do not grow along the way.

How do I pay?

We agree on the payment method in the chat before work starts. The project is split into stages, and you pay stage by stage.

Whose accounts and whose code?

Supabase, Vercel, Stripe and OpenAI accounts are in your name, and I work as a collaborator. The code lives in your repository, and at the end you get docs and a runbook. Nothing depends on me.

Can you work on a different stack?

Yes, you choose the stack. Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, OpenAI and Vercel are what I build with most often, so estimates on them are the most precise. Any other stack we discuss when reviewing the brief.

Can we talk in Russian?

Yes. Russian or English, whichever is easier for you and your team. The brief and the docs can be in both languages.

Let's discuss your task

Send me a few lines about your task and you'll get a price and timeline the same day.

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