- Build Sprint
- from $30,000
- 4–8 weeks
Ship a production AI product in weeks, not a quarter of demos
A Build Sprint is a fixed-price engagement to ship a production AI product or feature in 4–8 weeks: agent systems, AI chat surfaces, RAG platforms, or a design-system-grade UI overhaul. Work starts from production-grade patterns already shipped in public, so the project begins further along than a greenfield build.
What you get
4- Production codebase: Next.js, TypeScript, Vercel AI SDK, documented
- Multi-agent orchestration, RAG with pgvector, streaming, auth, payments
- Design-engineered UI: shadcn, Tailwind, motion, dark mode
- Handoff sessions with your engineering team
Who it's for
- Teams ready to ship a defined AI product or feature in weeks
- Founders who want production software, not another prototype
- Product orgs that need agent, RAG, or chat surfaces built to a fixed scope
Who it's not for
- Open-ended R&D without a shippable outcome
- Staff augmentation or hourly pair-programming
- Marketing sites, hosting, or legacy migrations
How the sprint runs
Fixed scope, weekly demos of working software. I build on the same patterns behind AI SDK Agents and Cult UI, so common agent and UI decisions are already solved. Your sprint time goes to the product-specific hard parts.
Build Sprint FAQ
4Last updated: October 1, 2026
- What is a Build Sprint?
- A production AI product or feature with a clear outcome: agents, chat, RAG, or a design-engineered UI. Scope and price are fixed before kickoff. If the architecture is still fuzzy, start with an Architecture Sprint.
- How much does a Build Sprint cost?
- A Build Sprint at Nolly Studio starts at $30,000 for 4–8 weeks. Price is fixed before work begins.
- What do I walk away with?
- A documented production codebase (Next.js, TypeScript, Vercel AI SDK), the agreed AI surface (agents, RAG, streaming, auth, payments as scoped), design-engineered UI, and handoff sessions with your engineering team.
- Do I need an Architecture Sprint first?
- Yes when helpful. Many builds start from an Architecture Sprint so sequencing and risk are already settled. Direct Build Sprints work when the problem is already well-defined.
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If you're building something AI-native and want it shipped by someone who's done it in public, book a scope call. 30 minutes, costs nothing, and I'll tell you if I'm not the fit.