Engagement model
Messy Build
Starting at $7,500
For companies ready to turn a business problem or workflow into production-ready software.
Scope
What this engagement covers.
A full build, from product strategy through to a live application your team uses. Covers experience design, business logic, data model, authentication, integrations, AI functionality, testing, launch and handover.
Best for
- An idea or broken process that needs to become real software
- Companies replacing a spreadsheet or manual workflow
- Work that has to be used by real users, not demoed
Included
- Product strategy
- UX/UI
- Lovable implementation
- Database and authentication
- API and third-party integrations
- AI functionality
- Testing and production launch
- Documentation and handoff
Not included
- Ongoing support after handover unless MessyCare is added
- Organisation-wide rollout programmes
- Third-party licence and subscription costs
Phases
How the work runs.
01
Understand
We learn the problem, users, workflows, systems and the outcome you need.
02
Design
We agree the architecture, screens, data model, permissions and integration plan.
03
Build
We build in visible increments so you see the solution take shape, not a black box.
04
Launch
Testing, deployment, documentation and introducing the solution to its users.
05
Handover
Your team gets the documentation and walkthrough needed to own it.
Every build is different.
Final investment depends on scope, integrations, security requirements, number of users, data complexity, timeline and ongoing support. We scope each engagement before providing a final proposal.
MessyOrg is an approved Lovable Solution Partner and operates independently of Lovable.
Request a scoped proposal.
Send us the problem and we'll come back with approach, phases, inclusions, timeline and investment for a messy build — or recommend a different model if it fits better.
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