A useful starting range
Tightly scoped Two-Week SaaS MVP engagements begin at AUD 8,900.
Validate with a credible release
Two-Week SaaS MVP
Launch one valuable SaaS workflow in up to ten working days with production foundations—not a throwaway prototype.
A practical delivery partner
Built around the outcome—not a feature checklist.
For founders with a validated problem, a clear first customer, and the discipline to keep release one focused.
- Fixed release boundary
- Responsive product interface
- Authentication and limited roles
- One billing or external integration
- Production deployment and handover
Good fit
When custom delivery makes sense.
- A validated problem and identifiable first customer
- One valuable web-based product journey
- A founder available for same-day decisions and strict scope control
What the engagement should produce
- A credible production release in up to ten working days
- Authentication, data boundaries, validation, and deployment included
- A clear backlog driven by post-launch evidence
Delivery process
Decisions before expensive work.
Every phase produces a visible decision or working outcome.
01
Qualify
Confirm the product fits the two-week boundary before accepting the engagement.
02
Lock scope
Define acceptance criteria, user roles, one core journey, and explicit exclusions.
03
Build daily
Deliver visible increments while testing the critical path and production behaviour.
04
Launch
Deploy, hand over ownership, observe usage, and plan the next release.
A credible delivery window
Up to ten working days after approved scope, required access, content, and commercial terms. Larger or uncertain products receive a separate estimate.
Paid discovery
Clarity before a fixed build.
When requirements are still unclear, discovery begins at AUD 350. We map the problem, users, core workflow, MVP boundary, risks, and technical direction before producing a delivery estimate.
A free fit call comes first. Discovery is recommended for SaaS, custom applications, multiple roles, integrations, or any project that cannot be responsibly estimated from the initial brief. When stated in the proposal, up to 50% of the discovery fee may be credited toward the subsequent build.
- Problem and outcome summary
- User roles and core workflow
- MVP priorities and explicit exclusions
- Technical direction, risks, timeline, and build estimate
Technology choices
Selected for ownership after launch.
We work primarily with TypeScript, Angular, Nuxt, Astro, NestJS, Laravel, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Docker, and Cloudflare. The final stack follows the product's workflows, security boundary, integrations, client team, and operating environment.
Architecture decisions are documented. We avoid introducing infrastructure or frameworks that add complexity without improving the product outcome.
Relevant work
Evidence from products we have shipped.
Common questions
Clear expectations from the start.
How much does two-week saas mvp cost?+
Tightly scoped Two-Week SaaS MVP engagements begin at AUD 8,900. Final investment depends on scope, workflows, integrations, security, and launch requirements.
Can Wibolabs work with an international team?+
Yes. We are based in Yogyakarta (GMT+7) with flexible scheduled overlap across Australian business hours. Planned calls can be arranged by agreement, while written updates and visible progress keep delivery moving asynchronously.
Who owns the source code and infrastructure?+
The agreed project source code and client-specific deliverables belong to the client after payment. We also prefer infrastructure and production accounts to remain under client control.
Can a SaaS MVP really be delivered in two weeks?+
A tightly scoped SaaS MVP can be delivered in up to two weeks after scope, access, content, and commercial terms are approved. The promise applies to one focused web-based release with rapid client decisions; migration, regulated data, native mobile, multiple uncertain integrations, or broad workflows require a separate estimate.
What happens after launch?+
Ongoing support is available from AUD 390 per month for an agreed combination of maintenance, monitoring, support, and product iteration. The appropriate model depends on release pace and operational requirements.
Next step
Bring us the problem.
We will help clarify the scope, technical direction, and most credible path to launch.