SaaS MVP
Ship a SaaS MVP that proves the wedge — not a miniature enterprise suite.
Peachity helps founders design and build early SaaS products with a clear user, a clear job, and a release plan that survives contact with real customers.
Problems we solve
Where this work usually starts
Scope pretends to be strategy
Feature lists masquerade as roadmaps. We force a wedge: who, what job, why now.
Design debt ships on day one
Rushed UI becomes product debt. Early UX decisions should still feel credible to paying users.
No path after launch
MVPs stall without instrumentation and a next-slice plan. Launch includes how you learn.
Process
How Peachity approaches the work
01
Wedge workshop
Buyer, problem, constraints, and non-goals — written down before build.
02
UX for the first release
Flows and interface design for the thinnest valuable product.
03
Build the foundation
Auth, core objects, and only the integrations the wedge requires.
04
Launch with a learning loop
Ship, watch usage, and sequence the next paid-worthy improvements.
Scope
What engagements typically include
Good fit
- B2B or service-adjacent SaaS with a clear first persona
- Founders who will participate in decisions weekly
- Products that can start opinionated rather than infinitely configurable
Better as a later phase
- Marketplace two-sided liquidity problems as v1
- Heavy compliance programs without specialist partners
- Replatforming a mature product under the MVP label
Investment
Pricing orientation
SaaS MVP work is scoped like a product engagement — typically from Streamline / Launch Digital Product territory after Blueprint clarity.
Peachity Blueprint
$995
Product engagements
Typically from $15,000+ depending on scope
Ongoing Product Partner
For continued iteration after launch
FAQ
Common questions
Do you take equity?
Peachity engagements are scoped professional services. Equity arrangements are not the default model.
Can you work with our technical co-founder?
Yes. Clear ownership of UX, product decisions, and build slices keeps collaboration healthy.
How do you avoid MVP bloat?
Written non-goals, a single primary job-to-be-done, and staged releases — enforced in the engagement.
Where is Peachity based?
Seattle, working with founders nationwide.