A live URL
Production deploy on Vercel or equivalent. Custom domain ready. Not a localhost demo.
Productized software · not an agency
Stamp a live product in 48 hours.
Vestara is an app factory. You buy a Launch Sprint, drop a brief, and pick up a deployed product plus the GitHub repo. Fixed price. You own the lot.
The product
A factory you buy. Not a team you manage.
Agencies sell hours. AI toys sell prompts. Vestara sells a finished unit of software: one SKU, one clock, one handoff pack. Click through the factory the same way a buyer would.
FACTORY LIVE · 47:12:08
LCH-48 · SaaS MVP
Brief lockedH00
Architecture + stackH04
Build in progressH18
Human review + QAH40
Deploy + handoff packH48
HANDOFF PACK · ORBIT WAITLIST
Live productorbit-waitlist.vestara.app
HTTPS
GitHub repogithub.com/you/orbit-waitlist
ADMIN
Docs + env mapHow to run, deploy, and extend
MD
30-day factory warrantyWe restamp if the unit is wrong
INCLUDED
What a sprint ships
The unit you actually receive.
Your GitHub
Full repo, transferred to you. Next.js, TypeScript, Postgres. No lock-in license.
Auth, data, pay
Login, database, and billing when the brief needs them. Real paths, not placeholders.
Human QA
AI accelerates the line. A senior engineer reviews every line before the stamp.
Launch assets
First 50 sprints include gallery frames, tagline options, and a maker comment draft.
30-day restamp
If the unit misses the locked brief, we rebuild it. No ticket, no argument.
Buy a SKU
Two products. Same factory.
Pick the unit. Pay. The clock starts when the brief is locked — not after a discovery month.
LCH-48 · one-time
Launch Sprint
$2,999 stamped in 48h
- One production product from a locked brief
- Architecture, build, QA, deploy
- Repo + live URL + docs transferred to you
- Hunt Kit on founding sprints
- 30-day restamp warranty
FTY-30 · monthly
Factory Line
$999 / month
- Unlimited tickets, one on the line at a time
- ~48 hour average turnaround
- Same review + ownership rules
- Pause or cancel between billing cycles
The clock
How 48 hours actually get used.
Brief locks
You stamp the ticket. Scope is the brief, not a sliding Slack thread.
Line is set
Stack, data model, and screens are chosen so the factory does not wander.
Product exists
Auth, core flows, and UI are in. You can click through a real thing.
Handoff
Reviewed, deployed, documented. The repo is yours. Warranty starts.
Versus
What you are not buying.
| AI builders | Agencies | Vestara | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you buy | A prompt box | A project + change orders | A finished SKU |
| Time to live URL | Whenever you finish prompting | 8–16 weeks | 48 hours |
| Price | $20–200 / mo + your time | $40k–150k | $2,999 |
| Who owns quality | You | A rotating team | Factory + human review |
| Repo | Maybe, messy | Sometimes | Always transferred |
From the floor
What buyers do after the stamp.
“We treated it like buying inventory. Brief on Monday. Paying user on Thursday. The repo was cleaner than our last contractor.”
“Factory Line replaced a $12k/mo bench. One ticket at a time sounds small until you watch the board clear twice a week.”
“We launched the Hunt page from the same sprint that built the product. Investors asked who our engineering team was.”
Before you stamp
Straight answers.
No. You do not sit in a prompt loop. You buy a unit of finished software. Models speed the line; a person reviews, tests, and deploys before you get the keys.
A focused v1: auth, the core loop, a database, payments if needed, and a production deploy. A marketplace with five seller tools and native iOS is a Factory Line, not one sprint.
You do. Repo, IP, and assets transfer on payment. Vestara keeps only the factory process — not your product.
Next.js, TypeScript, Node, Postgres, and Vercel unless the brief needs otherwise. React Native when the unit is mobile-first.
The 30-day warranty restamps against the locked brief. If you change the brief after lock, that is a new ticket — Factory Line is built for that.
Yes. Open a call if the brief is messy. Most buyers skip it and stamp — the ticket is the onboarding.
Still scoping?
Product Hunt ready
Buy the sprint. Launch the product.
Forty-eight hours from stamp you have a URL you can put on a Hunt page. Or you still have a Notion doc.