Your SaaS roadmap, one sprint at a time.
MVP development for startups, and the roadmap after it. Full-stack product development on Next.js and React, from the data model to the dashboard, merged into your repo behind your own review process. Median four days from scoping call to first commit.
Book a scoping call$900/ 1-week sprint
collaq/billing-portalSPRINT 05
Usage-based billing and invoicesPR #58 · checks ✓
Role-based access controlPR #61 · checks ✓
Team invites and seat managementIN REVIEW
Pull requests merged this sprint14
› THE PROBLEM
You are not short of roadmap. You are short of build capacity.
Hiring a senior full-stack engineer takes three months and a year of commitment before you know whether the roadmap was right. Agencies want a discovery phase first and bill for the four weeks before anything gets built.
The Dev Lab takes one scoped stream of your roadmap and ships it weekly, in your repo, behind your review process. You keep the option to stop after any sprint, which is the part a hiring plan can never give you.
› CAPABILITIES
What this team builds
Features end to end
Data model, API, UI, and the tests that keep them honest, shipped as one merged unit rather than three handoffs.
Dashboards and reporting
The screens your customers judge you on: tables, filters, exports, and charts that stay fast as data grows.
Auth, roles and billing
Sign-in, permissions, seats, plans, and usage-based invoicing wired to Stripe without the edge cases biting later.
API and integration work
Public APIs, webhooks, and the third-party integrations your enterprise deals keep asking for.
Performance and scale
Query tuning, caching, and rendering work when pages that were fine at launch are no longer fine.
Refactors without a freeze
Untangling the parts written under deadline, in slices, while the product keeps shipping.
› YOUR SPRINT TEAM
Who you actually get
One fixed sprint price covers everyone below. No hours ledger, no utilization math, and you will know them all by name after the first call.
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Full-stack engineer
DEDICATED FOR THE SPRINT
Owns the build end to end and is assigned to your sprint for its full length. The person on your scoping call is the person in your repo.
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Product engineer
FRACTIONAL
Turns the roadmap item into a scoped, buildable slice, then reviews what ships against it. Keeps the sprint honest about what done means.
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Fractional QA
EMBEDDED AT RELEASE
Regression coverage and release checks before anything reaches your users. Shared across sprints by design, so you get the judgement without paying for idle time.
› EVERY SPRINT SHIPS
Deliverables, not decks
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Working features · merged to your repo behind your review process
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Test coverage · unit and regression tests that run in your CI
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Daily written updates · what shipped, what is next, what needs your call
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Architecture notes · plain-English docs your team can operate from
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Handover-ready code · your stack, your standards, your IP from day one
SHIPPED BY THIS LAB
“First commit arrived the day after our call. That was the moment we cancelled the agency search.”
Co-founder, Collaq
Read the case study14
PRs merged per sprint
4 days
median to first commit
› PRICING
One number, on the site, on purpose.
You should not need a call to learn a price. Each sprint has a fixed price that covers the whole team, and add-ons are flat per sprint. Full pricing ›
Dev Lab, Web$900/sprint
›Fixed scope, agreed before the sprint starts
›Median four days to the first commit
›Async daily updates, direct team access
›Full IP ownership from day one
›First 14 days refundable, any sprint length
› QUESTIONS
Asked on most scoping calls
As a lane of their own. The team takes one scoped stream of work, ships it behind your review process, and posts a written update daily. Your engineers keep ownership and merge at their own pace.
Yes. Everything is committed to your repositories, in your framework, following your lint rules and review process. We do not run a parallel codebase and hand it over later.
The current sprint stays as agreed, which is what makes a fixed price possible. Anything new goes to the top of the queue for the next sprint, and sprints are one or two weeks, so nothing waits long.
A thin, real slice of the roadmap: one feature end to end, in production or behind a flag. Median time from the scoping call to the first commit is four days.
It depends on the scope, which is why we price by the week rather than by the project. Each Dev Lab sprint is $900 for one week, scoped before it starts, and you can stop after any of them. For scale, the Habbal product system, 700 products with four kinds of user, went live in six weeks.
First 14 days are on us. Not convinced? Full refund, regardless of sprint length. It runs from the day your first sprint starts. So far, every client who completed a sprint has come back for another.
The scoping call is 30 minutes and sets the sprint length. The first commit follows in four days on median.