FIXED-COST MVP
Fixed-Cost MVP in 2–4 Weeks.
Not a Prototype — a Production System.
One senior engineer. Multiple AI agents. Enterprise-grade delivery. No surprises on timeline or budget.
Grain Registry: spec to production
of production code, 15 repositories
automated · JUnit 5 + Testcontainers
orchestrating 7 AI agent roles
THE PROBLEM
Why Most MVPs Are Late, Over Budget, and Under-Engineered
Team Assembly Takes Months
Hiring 5–8 engineers, aligning them, onboarding — that’s 2–3 months before a single line ships. And the team cost runs $300K–$600K annually.
Prototypes Aren’t Deployable
Most MVPs are frontend demos or hackathon code. No tests. No CI/CD. No infrastructure. Rewriting from scratch costs more than starting right.
Scope Creep Kills Deadlines
Without structured specifications, requirements evolve during development. Budgets balloon. Timelines slip. Stakeholders lose trust.
There’s a better way. One that delivers production-grade systems in weeks — with verifiable metrics, not promises.
OUR APPROACH
Specification-Driven Development: One Engineer, AI Agents, Real Output
We replace coordination overhead with AI orchestration. One senior engineer acts as Technical Lead, directing 7 specialized AI agents in parallel. Each handles a defined role. The result: team-level output at a fraction of the cost and timeline.
Business Analyst
Translates requirements into structured specifications
Architect
Designs system architecture and technology decisions
Developer
Implements features against the specification
QA Engineer
Writes and runs automated tests (319 in 12 days)
DevOps
Configures CI/CD, Docker, Kubernetes deployment
Technical Writer
Documents APIs, architecture, deployment procedures
Security Reviewer
Reviews code for vulnerabilities and compliance
Specifications are not documentation — they are executable artifacts. Each AI agent receives its own context layer: system-level architecture, feature-level requirements, task-level implementation details. No agent works in isolation. No context is lost.
WHAT YOU GET
Every Fixed-Cost MVP Includes
All source code delivered to your repository. No vendor lock-in. Your stack, your infrastructure, your ownership.
ECONOMICS
Traditional Team vs. NOSOTA: The Numbers
| Traditional Team | NOSOTA Fixed-Cost MVP | |
|---|---|---|
| Team size | 5–8 engineers | 1 senior engineer + AI |
| Time to first line of code | 2–3 months (hiring) | Same week |
| MVP delivery | 3–6 months | 2–4 weeks |
| Annual team cost | $300K–$800K | Fixed project price |
| Test coverage | Variable | Defined in specification |
| Code quality gate | Depends on team | Automated CI/CD |
| Coordination overhead | High (standups, reviews, blockers) | Eliminated |
| Budget predictability | Low (scope creep) | Fixed price, no surprises |
* Based on US/EU market rates for mid-senior engineers. NOSOTA pricing available upon request after discovery call.
PROOF
Grain Warehouse Registry: 13 Microservices in 12 Days
Not a demo. Not a prototype. A production enterprise system under Russian agricultural legislation — built and deployed in 12 calendar days.
first commit to production deployment
distributed microservice architecture
of production code across 15 repositories
automated · JUnit 5 + Testcontainers
CI/CD push → tests → Docker → Kubernetes
API specification implemented in full
FAQ
Questions About Fixed-Cost MVP Development
How is the fixed price determined?
After a free discovery call (30–60 min), we scope the project, define the specification, and provide a fixed-price quote within 24 hours. The price is based on the agreed specification — not hourly rates. If scope changes, we discuss it before touching the code.
What if the project goes over scope?
It doesn’t — because we define scope in the specification before development starts. That’s the point of SDD. If you want to add features, we scope them separately. No hidden charges. No surprises.
Can you work with an existing codebase?
Yes. We assess the existing code during discovery and include integration work in the fixed-cost estimate. We’ve integrated with legacy Java systems, REST APIs, and third-party services.
Do you sign an NDA?
Always. NDA is signed before you share any project details. This is standard practice, not a special request.
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NDA first. Then a clear specification, fixed price, and a working system — delivered in weeks, not months.