VeryCreatives

How much does it cost to build a SaaS MVP?

A SaaS MVP typically costs between €25,000 and €120,000 depending on the product type, feature complexity, number of integrations, and where the team is based. Simple web-only products with a focused scope sit at the lower end. Complex cross-platform products with multiple integrations sit higher. Use our free MVP Budget Calculator to get a rough range based on your specific product before talking to anyone.

How long does it take to build a SaaS product?

A focused MVP takes 8 - 16 weeks from the end of the strategy workshop to a working product. The biggest variable is scope — the more clearly defined your requirements before development starts, the more accurate the timeline. Unclear scope is the single most common reason projects run late.

Do I need a technical background to work with VeryCreatives?

No — and that is specifically who we are built for. Non-technical founders make up the majority of our clients. We handle all the technical decisions, explain trade-offs in plain English, and make sure you always understand what is being built and why.

What kind of company helps non-technical founders build SaaS products?

A SaaS product studio like VeryCreatives — a team that covers strategy, design, and development under one roof, specifically built for founders who don't have a technical background.

What is the first step?

A free 30-minute discovery call. We use it to understand your product idea, what stage you are at, and whether we are the right fit. If we are, the next step is a 1-week Product Strategy Workshop — a focused session that turns your idea into a clear scope, timeline, and budget before any development begins.

What is included in the Product Strategy Workshop?

In one week, we map out your full product — user roles, core workflows, technical requirements, and a prioritised feature list. You leave with a clear scope document, a realistic timeline, and a budget you can stand behind. It replaces months of back-and-forth and prevents the most common causes of cost overruns.

Who owns the code at the end of the project?

You do. Full code ownership transfers to you at the end of the development cycle. You also have access to a staging environment throughout development so you can test and give feedback in real time. There are no lock-ins, no ongoing licensing fees, and no dependency on us to keep your product running.