A real test of the idea
Not surveys and opinions but actual behaviour: did they sign up, did they come back, did they pay. Only that data shows what the idea is worth.
Startup website / MVP
Startup website and MVP — from 25M UZS
You do not need years to perfect an idea. In 6–10 weeks we build a working MVP: real users sign up, use the product and give you the first numbers — both for the conversation with investors and for deciding whether to continue or pivot.
- 200+ delivered projects
- IT Park resident
- MVP in 6–10 weeks
- Architecture ready to scale
What is a startup website and an MVP?
What is an MVP?
An MVP is the first working version of a product — enough to test the core hypothesis with real users, and built so it can grow from there.
In a startup, a website does two jobs. First, presentation: a page where investors, partners and early customers grasp your idea, with the problem and the solution stated clearly. Second, the product itself: a working version where users sign up, log in and get real value.
An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is not a cheap half-finished thing. It is a version that is genuinely functional but limited to what is needed to test the core hypothesis. Extra features are stripped out and the main scenario is finished properly — because the market answers only one question: will people actually use this?
On startup projects Innosoft Systems focuses on two things: speed and room to grow. Speed, because every month of delay means competitors and budget. Growth, because if the MVP works you should not have to rewrite it from scratch — the architecture, database and API are designed with headroom from day one.
In short
What an MVP gives a startup
Why experienced teams start with an MVP rather than a full product:
- The idea is tested on the market quickly
- You talk to investors in numbers
- Budget is saved — nothing extra is built
- First users arrive early
- Direction is corrected by real feedback
- You reach the market before competitors
- A technical base ready to scale
- Analytics work from day one
- The team gains a technical partner
- Even failure stays cheap
Why you need one
What an MVP does for a startup
It is not a cost — it is the cheapest way to find out. Here is what it actually solves.
Proof for investors
A pitch deck is a promise. A working product and first user metrics are evidence — and the conversation takes on an entirely different tone.
Budget saved
Up to 80% of a full product's features typically go unused. An MVP builds only the core scenario, so money does not go into unnecessary code.
Speed as an advantage
Being on the market in 6–10 weeks teaches you more than a year of refinement. Every week of delay is a head start for a competitor.
A base ready to scale
An MVP is not throwaway code. The API, database and infrastructure are designed for growth, so success does not force a rewrite.
A technical partner
If you have no technical co-founder, we take that role for the duration of the project: architecture, estimation, technology choices and roadmap.
Who orders one
Which projects start with an MVP
Teams with an idea who do not yet know the market's answer.
- 01
SaaS and B2B platforms
Subscription services: user accounts, plans, payments and product analytics.
- 02
Marketplaces and aggregators
Two-sided markets: sellers and buyers, listings, search, transactions and a commission model.
- 03
Fintech and payment solutions
Payment flows, identity, security and reporting — designed around regulation.
- 04
Education and online courses
A learning platform: lessons, tests, certificates, an instructor portal and payments.
- 05
Health and medical apps
Appointments, telemedicine, monitoring and a patient portal — built to privacy requirements.
- 06
Grant and accelerator projects
A working prototype and presentation page for an IT Park, grant or accelerator application.
Examples
Products we have built
Every project from scratch: product logic, design and engineering are all ours.
Pricing
Startup project price — three plans
Pricing is transparent. Every plan includes technical consulting, architecture with headroom and support.
Launch
Presentation site + first feature
25,000,000UZS and up
4–6 weeks
- Investor-ready presentation site (problem, solution, market, team)
- Bespoke design and product copywriting
- Waitlist / early-access sign-up
- User accounts and authentication
- One core product scenario, fully working
- Admin panel: users and enquiries
- Analytics and conversion tracking from day one
- Multilingual (Uzbek / Russian / English)
- Architecture and API with headroom to grow
- 6 months of technical support
Taking the idea to market, collecting a waitlist and starting investor conversations
Choose LaunchMVP
A fully working product
45,000,000UZS
8–12 weeks
- Everything in Launch
- The full core functionality (3–6 key scenarios)
- Role system: user, manager, administrator
- Online payments and subscriptions (Payme, Click, card)
- Notifications: Telegram, email, push
- Internal analytics panel and business reports
- Integrations with external systems (CRM, maps, SMS and more)
- Full mobile adaptation or PWA
- Infrastructure for load (monitoring, backups, CI/CD)
- Technical documentation and code handover
- Two sprints of fixes after launch
- 6 months of technical support
Testing the hypothesis with real users and real payments
Choose MVPScale
Custom solution
On request
Project-dependent
- Mobile app (iOS / Android) and web product on one API
- Microservice architecture and high-load readiness
- AI modules and a recommendation engine
- Multi-country and multi-currency support
- Security audit and personal data protection
- Dedicated product team model
- Preparation for technical due diligence
- Support under an agreed SLA
Funded projects preparing for a mobile app and higher load
Request a quotePrices are for 2026; the final quote is confirmed after a free technical consultation and once the feature list is agreed. Payment is staged by sprint — which lowers the financial risk for a startup.
What's included
Included in every plan by default
These are not paid add-ons — they are in the base plan too.
- Free technical consultation and idea assessment
- Feature prioritisation: what goes into the MVP and what waits
- Architecture and database design with headroom
- Design and an interactive prototype in Figma
- Domain, hosting and SSL setup
- A Git repository with full code ownership on your side
- Analytics setup (Google Analytics, event tracking)
- Technical SEO and presentation page optimisation
- Weekly demos and reports throughout the project
- 6 months of technical support after launch
Process
How an MVP is built
We work in sprints — you see a working result every one to two weeks.
- 013–5 days
Discovery
We analyse the idea, market, competitors and target user, and write down exactly which hypothesis we are testing.
- 022–4 days
Scoping
Features are prioritised: only what is needed to test the hypothesis goes into the MVP. The rest moves to the roadmap.
- 031–2 weeks
Design and prototype
An interactive prototype in Figma. We show it to real people and fix it before any code is written.
- 044–8 weeks
Development in sprints
A working version every one to two weeks. You try it, give feedback, and the next sprint is planned around it.
- 051 week
Testing and launch
Load, security and payment flows are tested. The product goes live and analytics are connected.
- 06ongoing
Measure and decide
We analyse first-user metrics and decide together what to double down on and what to drop.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to the questions we hear most about startup projects.
Shall we test your idea on the market?
In a free technical consultation we assess the idea, define what belongs in the MVP and fix an exact price and timeline. No obligation.