App discovery and product strategy
Before anyone writes code, we pin down what should be built. A short, paid discovery sprint turns an app idea into a written specification, a scope and a build estimate, based on interviews with the people who will use it.
Written and reviewed by Wilson Daniel Ospina, Founder & Lead EngineerUpdated
What it costs
Typical timeline: 1–2 weeks
What the starting price covers
A paid discovery sprint: we interview your users, map the problem, and hand back a written spec, scope, and build estimate you own outright — whether or not we build it.
Fixed scope and a fixed price, agreed in writing before work starts. If discovery shows the build is larger than the floor, you get the revised number before you commit — not an invoice afterwards.
Prices are in US dollars and exclude Colombian VAT (IVA) and any withholding that applies to your jurisdiction.
Get a fixed quoteWork we've shipped with this service
Real products we designed, built, and released — not a capability list.
Key Features
- •Concept development
- •MVP planning
- •Market research
- •Launch strategy
- •Post-launch support
Benefits
- ✓Clear roadmap
- ✓Reduced risk
- ✓Faster time to market
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about this service.
- What does the discovery sprint cost?
- It starts at USD 1,500 and takes 1–2 weeks. You receive a written specification, scope and build estimate that you own outright, whether or not we build the product.
- Why pay for discovery instead of going straight to development?
- Because the most expensive bug is building the wrong thing. Discovery is where we test the idea with real users and cut features before they cost development time.
Ready to start?
Tell us what you want to build. You already know where the number starts; after a short discovery call we send a written estimate with fixed scope, a fixed price, and a timeline.
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