We build digital products and the systems around them.

MVP development starts at €7,000 and covers two core product features, with login and security included as baseline rather than counted against that number. A landing page starts at €900. Anything beyond two features is quoted, because the honest answer depends on what those features are.

Because a narrow scope is what makes the launch mean something. Two features you can put in front of real users in eight weeks tells you more than six features nobody sees for six months. If validation says you need the third, you have the budget and the runway left to build it.

Typically four to eight weeks from scope to launch. You see working software in the third of four stages, not at the end. The first two exist so the expensive decisions get made while they are still cheap to change.

You do, entirely. Everything is deployed to accounts in your name and handed over with the repository at the end of the build. There is no license, no retainer lock-in, and nothing that stops another team picking the project up.

Every MVP engagement includes 30 days of post-launch iteration support, because the first weeks of real usage are when you learn what actually needed building. After that you can continue with us on a growth engagement or take it in-house.

Yes. That is a rescue or growth engagement rather than a build. We fix foundations first: indexing, security, backend, and the lead workflow, before anyone touches visual design. Alliance Medical France went from invisible to a top-two ranking on their primary keyword that way.

No. One Peak is a small in-house team. The strategist, designer, engineers, and growth lead are the same people on every project. That is the whole reason there are no handoff gaps to translate between.