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Don’t bet the budget on a guess 💰❓
Fast Play is our rapid prototyping sprint that turns bold ideas into working proof-of-concepts in just days, not months. It’s built for the moment when you’ve got a hunch, a deadline, or a stakeholder-shaped hurdle, and you need something real to test before you commit to a full build.
We help you pressure-test the idea, prove what works, spot what doesn’t, and walk away with clear next steps backed by evidence, not just vibes.
And if your idea involves AI, even better! Fast Play is a brilliant way to validate it safely before you scale.
Fast Play packages and pricing
These are fixed packages designed for speed, clarity, and getting to something real.
Small
$14,850 / total
Your shortcut to develop ideas to proof-of-concept.
Includes:
Align & Define
Ideation
Critique & Decide
Prototyping: 2 days
Best for: proving one core idea or a single key journey fast.
Medium
$17,820 / total
Proof-of-concept with more time to develop the MVP.
Includes:
Align & Define
Ideation
Critique & Decide
Prototyping: 4 days
Documentation
Best for: deeper prototyping across a couple of key flows, with clearer decision-making fuel.
Large
$19,800 / total
Maximum time to develop the MVP and prove concepts.
Includes:
Align & Define
Ideation
Critique & Decide
Prototyping: 6 days
Documentation
Best for: multi-flow prototypes, broader validation, and a stronger runway into MVP build.
Why Fast Play exists
Because sometimes the riskiest thing you can do is build the whole damn thing.
Fast Play helps you:
Validate an idea before you spend months building it
Get stakeholder buy-in with something tangible (not a 47-slide “vision deck”)
De-risk development by testing the tricky bits early
Find the real MVP (the one users will actually use)
Make decisions faster with real feedback and real results
What you get at the end
Fast Play outputs are built to be used, not admired from afar.
Depending on the package, you’ll walk away with:
A tappable, testable prototype you can demo and share
A clearer picture of what works and what doesn’t
A list of recommendations on what to build next (and what to park)
Optional documentation to support alignment and handover
A much stronger foundation for an MVP build, funding conversation, or internal investment pitch
It’s the difference between “we think this could help” and “the proof is in the pudding”.
How it works
Fast Play is structured, fast, and deliberately focused.
Every sprint includes:
Align & Define: We get clear on the problem, the users, the constraints, and what “success” means.
Ideation: We explore solution routes quickly, then focus on what’s most likely to land.
Critique & Decide: We pressure-test the options, pick a direction, and agree exactly what we’re proving.
Prototyping: We build the proof-of-concept fast, with a clear purpose.
Depending on the package, you’ll also get:
Documentation: To capture decisions, learnings, and recommended next steps.
What Fast Play is perfect for
Fast Play works brilliantly when you need to move fast without moving blindly.
Use it when:
You need something concrete to get sign-off
You’re exploring a product or workflow and want answers fast
You want to de-risk full development
You need a prototype to support a business case, funding, or investment conversation
You’ve got a deadline and need to prove value quickly
You want to test an AI feature safely before you scale it (Fast Play is great for that, but it’s not limited to AI)
What Fast Play isn’t
Let’s keep it 💯
Fast Play is not:
A full product build
A polished final UI with every edge case solved
A “we’ll figure it out later” exercise
It’s a sprint to prove value, expose risks early, and give you a foundation worth building on.
Who needs to be involved?
Fast Play works best when we’ve got decision-makers in the room.
You’ll usually need:
A clear product owner (one person ideally)
Someone who understands the user or operational reality
A technical lead (especially if we’re integrating or planning for scale)
Optional: marketing or brand support if this will face customers
On our side, you’ll get a compact squad built for speed: typically product, design, and engineering.
What happens after Fast Play?
If the prototype lands and stakeholders are suddenly very excited (classic), you’ve got options.
You can:
Move straight into an MVP build
Run another sprint to expand scope and validation
Use the outputs to support funding, internal investment, or procurement decisions
Or decide not to proceed, with confidence and learnings in your pocket
Fast Play is designed to keep you in control either way.
FAQs
How long does it take?
It depends on the package tier, but the point is speed. It’s a matter of days, not waiting to find out if your idea holds up.
Is Fast Play only for AI projects?
No. It’s ideal for AI workflows, but it works for apps, platforms, internal tools, and anything else where proving value early saves you pain later.
Can this be used for event apps?
Yes. Fast Play is great for pressure-testing the “people actually use it” bits: onboarding, schedules, maps, updates, and the flows that make or break adoption.
Ready to Press Play?
Big ideas deserve to live outside slide decks.
If you’ve got something you want to test quickly, build proof around, or get stakeholders aligned on, let’s run a Fast Play.
Press Play
Quick sprint. Real proof. No fluff.
Published on 20 March 2025, last updated on 20 March 2025