FAQ — MVP Sprint Hannover
(01)What exactly do I get from an MVP Sprint?
A working, production-ready minimum viable product built around your single most important user flow — software your customers in Hannover can actually use. You also receive the complete source code, documentation and usage analytics so you can decide, based on evidence, whether and how to scale.
(02)How long does an MVP Sprint take?
Most sprints run 4 to 8 weeks from kickoff to a live MVP. We start with a focused discovery week, build and integrate over the following weeks, and go live by the end — then support you as real usage data comes in.
(03)What does it cost?
Fixed price after scoping. Proposal within 48 hours. Because the scope is agreed up front, you know the budget before we begin — no open-ended hourly billing and no surprises mid-project.
(04)How is an MVP Sprint different from a chatbot project?
A chatbot is one specific feature; an MVP Sprint validates a whole product idea. The result may include a conversational interface powered by leading language models, but the goal is broader: to prove a business hypothesis with a usable application and real user feedback.
(05)Does the MVP need access to our internal data and systems?
Often yes — to be realistic an MVP usually connects to the data or systems it depends on. We integrate only what the core flow needs, with read-only or scoped access where possible, and document every connection so your team stays in control.
(06)Is the MVP Sprint GDPR-compliant and can you work remotely with us in Hannover?
Yes on both counts. We build GDPR-compliant by default, with EU hosting and on-premise options for sensitive data in regulated sectors like insurance and healthcare. We collaborate efficiently remote with companies across Hannover and Niedersachsen, and join key workshops on-site when it helps.