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HavenWizards 88 is a venture studio — we build and operate ventures, then deploy those same systems for partners. We're not an agency that delivers a project and moves on. We're an execution partner who builds alongside you. Our flagship venture, Bayanihan Harvest, runs on the same infrastructure we deploy for partners.
Agencies execute tasks. Consultancies give advice. Venture studios build. We build the systems, operate them ourselves, and partner with founders who want real execution — not a report. The difference shows in the output: our work runs in production, generates revenue, and compounds over time.
We partner with founders building tech-enabled businesses who need execution depth they do not have in-house. Our strongest partnerships are with early-stage ventures (pre-seed to Series A) where we can shape architecture, systems, and go-to-market from the ground up. We have built across agriculture, fintech, SaaS, and education.
We are headquartered in Makati, Philippines. We work with founders globally. Our team operates as a distributed, asynchronous unit — we've run successful partnerships across time zones using the same governance systems we use internally.
Every partnership starts with a discovery session — understanding your business, your gaps, and your definition of done. From there we build a scoped execution plan: (1) Foundation — business model, architecture, and go-to-market clarity; (2) Build — from schema to working product; (3) Operate or hand off — depending on the arrangement. Everything is tracked, versioned, and documented.
A production-ready MVP typically takes 8–12 weeks from kickoff to launch. This includes architecture, design, development, and initial deployment. We move fast because we have established systems — not because we cut corners. The bottleneck is usually scope clarity, not build speed.
We build with Next.js, React, Node.js, PostgreSQL, and Supabase for most products. Infrastructure runs on Vercel and AWS. We choose tools based on what will still make sense in three years — not what is trending. We document our stack choices and the reasoning behind them.
Yes. Launch is not the end — it is the beginning of the feedback loop. We offer ongoing partnerships: technical maintenance, feature development, growth optimization, and operator support. Many partners start with a focused build phase and transition into a retained arrangement.
MVP builds typically range from $25k–$75k. Full platform builds from $75k–$250k+. For founders with strong traction and the right fit, we also consider equity partnerships. We price for value created, not hours logged. Every engagement is custom — scope dictates cost.
In select cases, yes. Equity partnerships are reserved for ventures where we can contribute meaningfully over a multi-year horizon. Typical structure: reduced upfront fees plus 5–15% equity depending on role and scope. We align incentives for long-term outcomes, not short-term deliverables.
Typical milestone structure: 30% at discovery and planning, 40% at build kickoff, 30% at launch. For ongoing partnerships we work on monthly retainers. We structure payments to reduce founder risk and align with delivery milestones.
Quality is structural, not procedural. We use comprehensive code review, automated testing (unit, integration, end-to-end), CI/CD pipelines, and security audits. Everything is documented. You own all code and IP. We build as if we will maintain it for five years — because sometimes we do.
Yes. We have integrated with legacy ERPs, third-party APIs, existing databases, and modern SaaS platforms. Integrations require careful architecture — we map the data contracts and failure modes before writing a line of code.
Yes. We set up production-grade infrastructure from day one: automated deployments, monitoring, logging, backups, and disaster recovery. Infrastructure is code — documented, versioned, and reproducible.
Faster time to market than building in-house, systems that hold up under real usage, and documented architecture that does not require us to explain every decision. Our partners have used what we built to raise funding, generate revenue, and expand to new markets. Your outcome depends on market fit, your execution, and the quality of the partnership.
Yes. We have built 60+ production systems across 8+ ventures. Visit our case studies page for public breakdowns. For client work that requires confidentiality, we share relevant examples on request during a discovery conversation.
Three things: (1) We operate our own ventures — we do not just advise on what to build, we run businesses on the same stack. (2) We document everything — our systems are governed, versioned, and auditable. (3) We are incentivized by your success — we partner, we do not just deliver.