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FAQ Discovery phase services
How much do discovery phase services cost?
The cost of discovery phase services for very simple projects is around $10,000. Generally, the total cost of the discovery phase is not higher than 10% to 15% of the total project budget.
What are the deliverables of discovery phase services?
There is a set of deliverables we provide by the end of the discovery phase at SolveIt:
- Vision and Scope document
- Product backlog and roadmap
- ERD diagram
- 3rd-party integration analysis
- Technical stack and architecture
- List of additional costs
- Proposal and development plan
- 2-4 key app screens
We also offer a prototype and investor pitch deck upon request.
How do you ensure the discovery phase fits our budget?
Budget burndown tracking monitors actual vs planned spending with regular reviews. Monthly predictions forecast phase-by-phase expenses for informed decisions. Scrum sprints deliver value incrementally regardless of total budget. Third-party licenses (testing/tools) are quoted upfront with alternatives with full transparency, no surprises.
How long do discovery phase services take?
The discovery phase at SolveIt takes 4 to 6 weeks, varying by product complexity and scope. Highly complex, custom software projects may take longer – up to 1.5 months or more.
How do you transition from discovery to development?
The same discovery team (Lead BA, Lead PM, CTO, Lead UI/UX) continues seamlessly into development. Formal handover includes deliverables review, knowledge transfer sessions, and joint sprint planning before development starts.
What are the main benefits of the discovery phase services?
Clear product vision. Market and competitor research defines exactly what to build and why.
User & market understanding. Prevents building unwanted features through profound user analysis.
Scalable architecture. A technical foundation eliminates rework and ensures future growth.
Risk & cost reductions. Precise planning reduces changes during development by 25–30%.
Ready roadmap. Clear timelines, priorities, and release plan.