SaaS and web app MVPs
Sign-up, the core workflow, billing, and the emails that go with them.
Arnodev is a small software studio in Sheridan, Wyoming. We design and build first versions of web products for founders, and you work directly with the person writing the code.
The person on your calls is the person writing your code.
The repository, hosting and services are set up in your name.
Each week ends with working software on a staging link.
Changes get priced and approved before anyone builds them.
First versions of products that real users will sign into and pay for.
Sign-up, the core workflow, billing, and the emails that go with them.
Admin panels, ops dashboards and back-office tools for teams that have outgrown a spreadsheet.
Backends, webhooks, and connections to Stripe, your CRM, email, and the other services your product depends on.
Projects a previous contractor left half-built. We audit the code first, then finish it or rebuild the parts that won't hold up.
Usually built with TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node and Postgres, with Stripe for payments and Vercel or AWS for hosting.
Most MVPs take six to eight weeks from signed scope to launch.
30 minutes, free. You describe the idea and who it's for, and leave knowing whether it's a fit and roughly what it would cost.
A written spec, clickable screen flows and a fixed quote. You keep all of it whether or not you build with Arnodev.
A staging link from the first week and a demo at the end of every week after that.
Production deploy, documentation, and a walkthrough of the codebase. Thirty days of bug fixes are included.
Founding clients
Arnodev is a new studio, so there are no client quotes to show you. The first founders we work with get the things a quote is meant to prove, written into the project agreement.
The spec, screen flows and quote from the scoping sprint are yours, even if you don't build with us.
A working demo on staging at the end of every week, so you always know where the build stands.
The code lives in your repository from the first commit. If you stop, you keep everything you've paid for.
Payments are tied to milestones you can see and test. Money for work that hasn't started is refundable.
Every project is quoted after the intro call. Fixed-scope work is never billed by the hour.
Fixed fee, 1 week
For founders who want a clear plan and a real number before committing to a build.
Fixed scope, 6–8 weeks
The scoping sprint plus the full build, through launch and handoff.
Monthly, after launch
For live products that need new features, fixes and someone who already knows the code.
Anything not covered here, ask on the intro call.
No. The scoping sprint turns your idea into a spec written in plain language, and every technical decision comes with the reasoning behind it.
You do, once it's paid for. Work happens in a repository under your account from the first commit, and hosting and service accounts are set up in your name. The details are in the terms.
Yes. Send it before the intro call if you'd rather not share details without one.
It usually does a little. Changes are written up with their cost and effect on the timeline, and nothing new gets built until you approve it.
In some cases, yes. The refund policy explains how deposits, milestones and monthly plans are handled.
Arnodev LLC is a Wyoming company and works remotely. Calls are scheduled during US business hours.
You get 30 days of bug fixes and a full handoff. From there you can take the code in-house, hire your own team, or keep building with Arnodev on a monthly plan.
Request a free 30-minute consultation. A couple of sentences about the idea is enough to start.