How long does it take to build an MVP?

An MVP Sprint typically runs 4 to 10 weeks depending on scope. Larger platforms run 8 to 20+ weeks. We give you a specific timeline after discovery, not before.

Can you help us define the first version?

Yes — that is usually the most valuable part. Feature prioritisation and scope definition are the first two steps of the MVP process, before any design or code.

Do you build SaaS subscription systems?

Yes. Subscription billing, plan tiers, payment gateway integration, and the admin controls around them are standard parts of a SaaS build.

Can you work with our existing designs?

Yes. If you already have Figma files or a design system, we build against them. If the designs have gaps, we will tell you where before development starts.

Can you maintain the product after launch?

Yes. Most MVP clients continue on a Maintenance & Support plan for monitoring, bug fixes, and feature growth.

Will we own the code?

Ownership terms should be agreed before the project starts. In most custom development projects, clients receive ownership based on the agreed contract.

Abstract visual representing a scalable MVP and SaaS product

Launch your product with the right technical foundation.

Barakode helps founders and growing teams turn product ideas into scalable MVPs and SaaS platforms with clear planning, product-focused UI/UX, full-stack development, testing, launch support, and ongoing improvement.

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Delivered as: MVP Sprint · Custom Product Build
Typical timeline: 4 to 10 weeks depending on scope.
Pricing: Custom quote after discovery, with no fixed packages.

What Barakode builds

Designed as connected parts of one durable product system, not a pile of disconnected features.

01Discovery and product goal mapping
02Feature prioritization
03UX flows and wireframes

Connected desktop, laptop, and mobile product interfaces arranged as one software system

MVPs
SaaS platforms
Web applications
Admin dashboards
User portals
Subscription systems
Multi-role products
API-driven platforms
Internal product tools
Mobile-connected SaaS products

The challenge

A good MVP is not just a smaller version of a big product.

An MVP needs the right feature focus, user flow, architecture, and launch plan. Without that structure, teams often build too much, build the wrong thing, or create a product that becomes difficult to scale later.

Who this is for

A practical path for teams ready to move forward.

01Startup founders
02SaaS founders
03Product teams
04Agencies needing development partners
05Businesses launching new digital products

We start with the current workflow, then define the priorities and a measurable next step.

Common SaaS features

The modules most SaaS products need on day one — and the ones we build most often.

User authentication
Role-based access
Subscription billing
Admin dashboards
Customer dashboards
Notifications
Reports and analytics
File uploads
API integrations
Payment gateways
Team management
Activity logs

04 / Delivery

MVP development process

AI helps our team research, prototype, write and review code, and test each release. Our people check the results and remain responsible for the finished work.

See the full process

01Discovery and product goal mapping

02Feature prioritization

03UX flows and wireframes

04UI design and prototype

05Architecture planning

06Full-stack development

07QA and launch

08Post-launch improvements

Related work

Real engagements with real screenshots, timelines, and stacks. Nothing here is a stand-in.

Client engagement
US-based HR technology startup · HR technology & recruitment
OpenInterview
OpenInterview is a video interview platform that turns a candidate résumé into a recruiter ready profile with a video introduction availability details and one shareable link. Barakode built the product from résumé parsing and video processing to public profiles and Stripe subscriptions.
Delivered
4 services
Timeline
August 2024 – November 2024
- React.js
- Node.js
- REST API
- AI résumé processing
- Cloud storage
Platform launched and live at openinterview.me, serving job seekers internationally.
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Client engagement
Real-estate marketplace operator · Real estate
Beyut Libya
Beyut Libya is a bilingual property marketplace for Libya. Buyers can find verified homes with live filters while agents manage their inventory through a secure admin panel. The platform supports residential and commercial property across the country.
Delivered
4 services
Timeline
October 2024 – January 2025
- Next.js
- React.js
- Node.js
- REST API
- MySQL
Platform live and operating nationwide at beyutlibya.com.
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06 / Structure

How this work is structured.

For early-stage products, we usually begin with a focused MVP Sprint. For larger platforms, we create a custom product build plan based on features, integrations, timeline, and long-term product goals.

Launch your product with the right technical foundation.

What Barakode builds

A good MVP is not just a smaller version of a big product.

A practical path for teams ready to move forward.

Common SaaS features

MVP development process

Related work

OpenInterview

Beyut Libya

How this work is structured.

MVP Sprint

Custom Product Build