
Prep2Pass Driving School
A Laravel platform for student registration, lesson scheduling and instructor management, with a Filament admin for the office.
An MVP is priced on your requirements. The figure here is a starting point, and the price in your written proposal moves up or down with the size and complexity of what you need.
£1,999
The starting point for one core workflow, user accounts with as many roles as you need, an admin panel and 30 days of support. Usually built in 4 to 5 weeks.
If the first call shows the idea needs more than one core workflow, we say so in the proposal, before you have committed to a build. Support hours can also be bought separately, from £50 per hour, as needed, without a monthly plan.
An MVP is the smallest version of your product that a real customer can use and pay for. Ours always contain the same five things.
The single thing people come to your product to do: book a slot, place an order, submit a report, find a match. We build that one path properly, from first screen to confirmation, and leave the rest for later.
Sign-up, login and password reset, with as many user roles as you need.
So you can see who signed up, correct records and answer support questions yourself.
Emails that arrive, hosting on AWS and a repeatable way to release updates.
Fixes for anything that surfaces once real users arrive.
The build takes 4 to 5 weeks once the proposal is agreed, if decisions are made promptly.
30 minutes
You explain the idea and who it is for. We ask what you have already tested, and say whether we think it is ready to build.
No charge
We write down what the first version includes and what is left out, with the price and timeline for your requirements. You agree it in writing before the build starts.
4 to 5 weeks
We build what the proposal describes. New ideas go on a list for the next version instead of stretching this one.
30 days of support
Real users, real feedback. Then a support plan, or a Product build when you need a second type of user.
The cheapest MVP is the one you did not need. Some ideas can be tested for the price of a landing page.
Plain, well-documented tools. An MVP that works will be extended, possibly by someone else, so it should be easy to pick up.
Prep2Pass was not sold as an MVP, but it is made of the same parts: registration, a booking workflow and an admin panel for the office.

A Laravel platform for student registration, lesson scheduling and instructor management, with a Filament admin for the office.
Founders outside London sometimes assume they need a local agency or regular train journeys. You need neither. Scoping is a few video calls and a shared document, and during the build you message the developers directly. A founder in Aberystwyth or Hull gets the same build as one in Shoreditch, priced the same way.
Straight answers. If yours is not here, email us.
We will tell you on a 30-minute call whether it is an MVP, something bigger, or something you can test without us.