The 8-Week MVP
Fixed scope, fixed price. We architect and ship a highly scalable v1 designed specifically to get you user traction and your next funding milestone.
Scope the 8-week buildWe are the execution engine for ambitious founders. We ship your MVP in weeks, scale it to Series A, and hand over a pristine codebase the moment you are ready to hire in-house.
Fixed scope, fixed price. We architect and ship a highly scalable v1 designed specifically to get you user traction and your next funding milestone.
Scope the 8-week buildDedicated senior engineering for growing startups. Extend your runway and double your product velocity without paying Silicon Valley recruiting fees.
Build your tech podWe build it. You own it. No hostage situations.
When you hire your own CTO, Winjit helps run the search and hands over architecture, team and documentation on a planned schedule.
supported valuations
raised by Winjit-built alumni
MVPs shipped
Cloud-native from commit zero. We build pristine, documented architectures your future CTO will actually want to inherit.
Landing B2B whales? We build with SOC 2 Type II compliance in mind, so security audits never block your revenue.
We act as your fractional product managers, cutting scope creep to ensure you ship before your runway runs out.
We translate your pitch deck into a ruthless, fixed-timeline architecture plan.
You test working software every two weeks, not a deck.
We monitor the infrastructure so you can focus entirely on user acquisition.
When you raise your Series A, we seamlessly transition the codebase to your new in-house engineering team.
MVPs are quoted at a fixed price after scoping. Funded engagements are priced per stage.
Yes. Pre-raise founders start with a scoping stage and a fixed-scope MVP sized to a set budget.
No. The MVP is built on the same architecture, test automation and security controls as a production system, so the funded team extends it rather than replacing it.
No. Winjit works for cash, not equity, so the cap table stays with the founders and their investors. An MVP is quoted at a fixed price after scoping, and each later stage is priced on its own.
The startup. All code lives in the company’s own repositories and cloud accounts from the first commit.
From pre-seed founders with an idea to funded startups at Series B, with or without a technical co-founder.
Yes. The scoping stage includes a review of the existing code, architecture and security posture, and a plan to stabilise it before new work starts. A no-code prototype can be rebuilt as a production MVP.
A named engagement lead in Winjit’s New York office is the founder’s day-to-day contact. The engineering team in India overlaps with US Eastern time from 8:00 to 11:00 ET every working day for stand-ups, demos and decisions. All work happens in the startup’s own repositories and tools, so the founder sees progress as it is committed.
Every change passes human code review before merge, and architecture and release decisions are signed off by named people. The framework cannot merge or release anything on its own.