
Ship your startup faster with fixed-scope builds.
Choose a $1,500 Landing Page to capture demand, or a $5,000 MVP to start charging—clear deliverables, tight scope, and a simple process.
If it’s not a fit, you’ll still get a recommended next step (Landing vs MVP).
Our Services

Landing Page ($1,500)
Best For
Founders/operators who need to validate demand and capture leads fast—before investing in a full build.
Deliverables
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Basic landing page design using your provided assets + copy.
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Interest capture / lead form setup (inbox or spreadsheet delivery).
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SEO setup (baseline metadata + indexing-ready setup).
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Custom URL / domain connection + essential site setup.
Timeline
Typically delivered in days once assets/copy are provided.
MVP ($5,000)
Best For
Founders/operators ready to ship a revenue-ready first product (not a prototype) and start charging customers.
Deliverables
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Core feature implementation (the “wedge” your users pay for).
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Authentication (secure login).
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Subscriptions/billing support.
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Feedback collection setup + QA/testing.
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Launch support (deployment + go-live help).
Timeline
Delivered in weeks, depending on scope fit and responsiveness during discovery.

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How it works (fixed-scope)

1
Discovery (fit + scope)
What you provide: Your goal, target user, examples you like, and (for Landing) your assets + copy; (for MVP) your must-have wedge feature and any existing requirements.
What Def0x provides: Scope confirmation, assumptions, and a clear “what’s in / what’s out” plan tied to the fixed price.
Output: A locked deliverables list and timeline aligned to either Landing or MVP.
2
Design (structure + UI direction)
What you provide: Brand assets (logo/colors), any copy you already have, and fast feedback/approvals.
What Def0x provides: Basic design and page/app structure that supports conversion (Landing) or usability for the core workflow (MVP).
Output: Approved design direction ready to build.
3
Development (build the deliverables)
What you provide: Access needed for integrations (domain/DNS, analytics, forms provider) and timely responses to questions.
What Def0x provides:
Implementation of the agreed scope—Landing includes interest capture forms, SEO setup, and site setup; MVP includes core feature plus auth, subscriptions, feedback setup, QA/testing.
Output: Working build in a staging/review environment.
4
Launch / Deploy (go live + handoff)
What you provide: Final approvals and any required account access for deployment.
What Def0x provides:
Deployment/go-live support, final QA, and handoff basics so you can operate and iterate.
Output: Live Landing or deployed MVP with launch support completed.
FAQ
1 / Is $5k enough for my MVP?
Yes—when the MVP is treated as a fixed-scope “wedge-first” build that prioritizes one core workflow plus production essentials (auth, subscriptions, QA, launch support).
It’s a fit when you can clearly define the #1 user action you need working end-to-end (not a multi-module platform) and you’re willing to defer “nice-to-haves” until after launch.
If the scope doesn’t fit, the recommendation is to start with the $1,500 Landing Page (validate demand + capture leads) or to split the MVP into phases.
2 / What if I need copy or assets?
The Landing Page assumes you provide assets and copy, and Def0x handles basic design, interest capture forms, SEO setup, and custom URL/domain setup.
If you don’t have copy/assets ready, treat that as a separate add-on (copywriting/brand kit) or bring a partner—either way, the core Landing/MVP scope stays fixed to avoid delays and creep.
On the fit check, you can confirm what you have and what’s missing so the next step is clear before booking a full discovery call.
3 / Timeline and communication.
Landing Pages are typically delivered in days once assets/copy are provided, while MVPs are delivered in weeks depending on scope fit and responsiveness during discovery.
Communication stays simple: one point of contact, a clear set of deliverables, and fast feedback loops at the Discovery/Design checkpoints to keep timelines tight.
Expect structured updates and clear “approve/next” moments so you always know what’s happening and what’s needed from you.