InFu
Packages

Five starting points. Pick one, or tell us where you actually are.

Each package maps to a stage (or two) of our lifecycle, so it's easy to see what you're getting and why. Most clients start with one and expand as the product moves forward. Exact scope and cost are set once we know your starting point — reach out and we'll quote it straight.

Stages 1–2

Discovery Sprint

Founders with an idea — or a hunch — who need to know, with evidence, whether it's worth building.

What’s included

  • Opportunity & market research
  • Customer discovery interviews
  • Market sizing & demand analysis
  • Technical feasibility read
  • Go/no-go decision framework
Stage 3

Product Blueprint

Teams with a validated idea who need a clear, buildable spec before a line of code gets written.

What’s included

  • Product requirements & MVP scope
  • UX strategy & wireframes
  • UI design & design system
  • Technical architecture & stack
Stages 4–5

Build & Ship

Teams ready to turn a spec into a working, production-grade product.

What’s included

  • Full-stack engineering (frontend, backend, mobile)
  • Cloud infrastructure & CI/CD
  • QA, performance & security testing
  • Accessibility & launch-readiness review
Stage 6

Go-to-Market

Teams with a built product who need a confident, coordinated launch.

What’s included

  • GTM strategy & positioning
  • Launch runbook & channel plan
  • Release engineering & load validation
  • Launch analytics & attribution tracking
Stage 7 · ongoing

Growth Partner

Live products that need continuous, evidence-driven improvement — not a one-off engagement.

What’s included

  • Growth roadmap & prioritization
  • Experimentation & A/B testing program
  • Retention, funnel & cohort analytics
  • Ongoing engineering & infrastructure scaling

Need something that spans a few stages, or doesn’t fit neatly into one package?

Most real engagements don’t fit a single box. Tell us where the product is and we’ll shape a custom scope around it — same playbook, same team.

Not sure which package fits?

Tell us where the product stands today. We'll recommend a starting point, not a sales pitch.