LaunchKit.to

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LaunchKit.to provides CEO-led Building Support for solo founders who need to ship polished, demo-ready MVPs quickly. The service is designed for founders racing against investors, competitors, and their own runway—those who need a real product to show, not a half-built prototype. The reality for many solo founders is brutal: you won't put a half-built demo in front of an investor, competitors are launching while you're still scaffolding, freelancers ghost, agencies outsource, and runway burns. LaunchKit addresses these pain points with a straightforward approach: they collect your specs, build your MVP, test it, and deliver a polished product you can confidently demo. The service is built around clarity and speed. LaunchKit locks scope and success criteria upfront to avoid feature creep and infinite revisions. The baseline offering is a Progressive Web App (PWA) with authentication and 5 core features—enough to prove your thesis without drowning in complexity. Everything is built using production-ready full-stack JavaScript: Node.js, Next.js, and PostgreSQL. The team handles the complete build-and-test cycle before handoff. Delivery happens in about 21 days for the standard option, or about one week for expedited service. This timeline is designed for founders who have an upcoming investor meeting, just watched a competitor launch, or recently left their job to pursue their startup full-time. The team behind LaunchKit isn't a traditional agency. Building Support is CEO-led by operators who actively ship their own products. Ben, the CEO, brings over 10 years of full-stack development experience plus 6+ years in mentoring and digital marketing. AJ, the CTO, co-builds the LaunchKit delivery systems and owns technical architecture across client MVPs, with 6+ years in backend and automation, plus experience in ETL, AI-driven data science, QA automation, and DevOps on Linux and AWS. Before hiring LaunchKit, founders can review the team's proof of work—products they've actually shipped. This includes LaunchKit.to itself (their flagship done-for-you Building Support service), AutoSubmit.to (a tool that turns launches into a few clicks instead of form-filling afternoons), LeadsList.to (a fast way to prospect Reddit), and Vibecoder.Date (a developer dating app). These aren't case studies or client work—they're founder-led products the team built and operates. Pricing is transparent with three options. The upfront option is $5,000 one-time with about 21-day delivery. The most popular expedited option is $15,000 one-time with delivery in about one week. For founders who need to preserve cash, there's a pay-over-time option at $360 per month for 24 months. Every paid service is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. What sets LaunchKit apart is the acknowledgment of the psychological barriers that prevent founders from shipping. Decision fatigue from researching stacks, the drive to look like a "real founder" instead of someone still "working on it," the fear of showing something unpolished, the temptation to keep adding features that don't convert—LaunchKit recognizes these patterns and provides a structured path through them. The service is explicitly not for founders who want to learn to code or build everything themselves. It's for those who need a demo-ready product in front of capital before the window closes, who are tired of tutorial bookmarks and no actual product, who've been burned by ghosted freelancers or outsourced agency work. After handoff, founders receive a tested MVP with clear scope. For non-technical founders concerned about managing the product post-launch, LaunchKit offers strategy calls to walk through what you get and how to operate it after delivery. The stack chosen—Node.js, Next.js, and PostgreSQL—provides production-ready foundations that founders can continue building on, whether with their own team or external developers. LaunchKit.to is fundamentally about helping solo founders stop rehearsing the pitch without a product. It's building support for the moment when you need to walk into a room with something real, not slides and promises. The team handles specs collection, building, testing, and handoff so founders can focus on validation, fundraising, and growth instead of being stuck in the "still working on it" phase.

• MVP Development
• No-Code / Low-Code
• Startup Tools
• Next.js
• Node.js
• PostgreSQL
• PWA

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