Technical Advisory Call
Sixty free minutes to pressure-test your idea.
Most AI projects fail before a line of code is written — they're scoped wrong. Too big, too vague, or built around a feature no user asked for. The advisory call exists to catch that early, while changing direction is still free.
Bring whatever you have: a one-line idea, a pitch deck, a half-built prototype, or a team that's stuck. In sixty minutes we map it to a concrete product scope, recommend a stack, and give you an honest read on timeline and cost — including, when it's the right answer, a recommendation not to build.
You leave with a written summary you can act on with us or with anyone else. There's no pitch and no obligation; the call is how every engagement starts, but most of its value stands on its own.
What you get
- ▹A concrete product scope mapped from your idea
- ▹Stack and architecture recommendation
- ▹Realistic timeline and budget range
- ▹Written summary delivered after the call
How the engagement runs
Discover
One call, no charge. We map your idea into a real product scope — and call out the parts you shouldn't build.
Design
Blueprint, stack, and timeline. You see exactly what you'll get before we write a single line of code.
Build
Working software demoed each week. No theatre, no surprise invoices, no late-stage scope creep.
Launch
We ship it, hand it over with documentation, and stay close for the first 30 days post-launch.
Common questions
What does an AI MVP actually cost?
Our AI MVP Build engagements typically start around €12,000 for a focused v1 shipped in 4–6 weeks. AI integration sprints (adding AI to an existing product) start around €4,500 for 2–3 weeks. Final pricing depends on scope — we'll quote a fixed price after the free advisory call so there are no surprises.
How fast can you actually ship?
Most MVPs ship in 4–6 weeks from kickoff. Integration sprints are 2–3 weeks. We work sequentially — one or two projects at a time — so you get senior attention rather than waiting in a queue.
Why a studio over a freelancer or a 50-person agency?
Freelancers are fast but variable; agencies are reliable but slow and expensive. A small studio gives you senior delivery, real accountability, and the speed of one person who actually knows your project — without the overhead.