Build Packages
Every package includes a working prototype plus product thinking — what to build, what to cut, and a clear plan to get from idea to real users.
Clickable prototype with core functionality. Ideal for testing an idea with real users before committing to a full build.
Over $5,000 in value
Best for: Validating an idea quickly and affordably.
Get ConceptSee full details →Working prototype with real integrations. Demo-ready for investors, partners, or early users.
Over $10,000 in value
Best for: Showing investors, partners, or early users something real.
Get DemoSee full details →Production-grade pilot. Real users can sign up and use it. Built with the rigor of products that have reached 100K+ users.
Over $18,000 in value
Best for: Putting a product in front of real users and learning.
Get PilotSee full details →Every package includes 14 days of refinements after delivery. UI tweaks, flow changes, bug fixes — until it's right. This covers refinements, not scope additions.
Full ownership of all code. GitHub repo included. Hand it to a dev team to continue building, or come back for the next phase.
Every build engagement starts with product thinking — not just code.
Product Concept BriefIncluded in all tiers
Problem statement, target user, proposed solution, key assumptions, success criteria. Built during the discovery phase.
Feature PrioritizationIncluded in Demo + Pilot
Impact vs. effort analysis. What to build now, what to build later, what to skip. Informed by real build insights.
The prototype is the deliverable. The product thinking behind it is what makes it worth building.
Dev shops build what they're told. This service starts by questioning the idea — what to build, what to cut, whether the market supports it.
Products that reached 100K+ users. Startups scaled to acquisition. The rigor of real product management, applied to early-stage prototypes.
Working software with real logic, real integrations, and real data. Something users can actually use — not a clickable mockup.
Product briefs, feature prioritization, and launch recommendations. Not just what to build — why to build it and how to get users.
Have a concept but need to test it with real users before committing to a full build. Get a working prototype fast.
Need something to demo in a pitch. Not slides — a working product that investors can actually use.
Can code but need product management thinking — feature prioritization, PMF assessment, and launch strategy.
Ready to put something in front of real users. Need production-grade software, not a prototype that breaks.
Sample deliverables from a Build engagement.
Meal-prep marketplace · Two-sided platform
"The founder scoped 23 features. We cut it to 9 — and the most important one almost got left out."
**Original scope (23 features):** Chef profiles, meal browsing, dietary filters, shopping cart, checkout, subscription management, delivery scheduling, review system, chef messaging, family preference quiz, meal rating, allergen tracking, nutritional info, order history, chef analytics dashboard, payout management, referral program, gift subscriptions, seasonal menus, meal customization requests, chef certification badges, family meal plans, community recipes.
See full case study →Dev shops build what they're told. This service challenges the idea first — what to build, what to cut, whether the market supports it — then builds the working thing. Product management thinking and engineering execution in one engagement.
A limited number of prototyping projects are accepted at a time to ensure quality. After purchase, a representative will confirm the start date and expected delivery — usually within 24 hours.
If you're evaluating multiple directions, email hello@ironbrev.com describing your ideas. The Product Concept Brief — included in every build tier — helps clarify which idea has the strongest foundation. For deeper validation, a Product-Market Fit Assessment can be added.
Yes. Full ownership. GitHub repo included. Hand it to a dev team to continue building, or come back for the next phase.
That's exactly what the Launch packages are for. Build the prototype here, get a marketing site through the Launch track. Research carries over — overlapping analysis is never charged twice.
Absolutely. The Product Strategy add-ons are specifically designed for founders who can build but need product management thinking — feature prioritization, PMF assessment, and launch strategy.
After delivery, 14 days to request adjustments. UI tweaks, flow changes, bug fixes — until it's right. This covers refinements, not scope additions.
Send a note to hello@ironbrev.com describing the idea. A representative will be in touch — usually within a few hours.