PRD → interactive prototype
PRD in. Prototype out.
Upload a Markdown, Word, or plain-text PRD. We read it, price the build — €10 to €500 by complexity — and once you approve, hand back a clickable prototype on your own subdomain, source code included.
Approve the price → pay → prototype on your subdomain.
Four stages. No meetings.
The whole engagement is a pipeline. You only make two decisions: upload, and accept the price.
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1.0
Intake.
Drop the PRD as it exists today — a Markdown file from your repo, a Word document from the shared drive, or a plain text export. No template, no restructuring. The parser reads headings, user stories, and acceptance criteria as-is.
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2.0
Estimate.
Seconds after upload you get a fixed price between €10 and €500. The estimate is itemised — size, structure, integrations, roles — so you can see exactly what your PRD “costs” and why. A one-pager lands near the floor; a multi-role platform spec climbs toward the ceiling.
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3.0
Checkout.
Accept the price and identify yourself — email magic link or Google sign-in. Payment runs through Stripe: card, SEPA, or wallet. The generation slot is reserved the moment the charge succeeds; nothing is billed before you approve the estimate.
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4.0
Generate.
When generation finishes you receive two things: a live URL on your own subdomain — share it with stakeholders straight away — and the complete source code as a download. The code is yours. Re-host it, fork it, hand it to a developer as the starting point.
console · interactive demo
Run the flow yourself.
This is the real pipeline in miniature — upload, estimate, sign in, pay, generate. Demo mode: no charge, no account, nothing leaves your browser.
No PRD at hand?
This price is fixed. Approve it and it never changes — no hourly billing, no scope creep invoice.
We send a magic link — no password.
Stripe test mode — the 4242 card always succeeds. Demo never charges.
- Parsing PRD
- Extracting entities & flows
- Composing screens
- Wiring interactions
What moves the price.
Six levers, all read from your document. Nothing else enters the equation — not your company size, not your deadline, not how nicely you ask.
| Lever | Low end | High end | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| Document size | one-pager, ~500 words | 30+ sections, 15k words | up to +€120 |
| Structure | flat bullet list | nested stories + acceptance criteria | up to +€90 |
| Integrations | none mentioned | payments, storage, email, SSO… | +€25 each |
| Roles & permissions | single user | multi-role with admin surfaces | +€20 each |
| Flows & screens | one linear flow | wizards, dashboards, checkouts | +€15 each |
| Ceiling | a price never exceeds the cap, whatever the document says | €500 | |
Asked, answered.
What exactly do I get?
Two artifacts: a live URL on your own subdomain (you.prdconvert.dev) serving the interactive prototype, and a download of the complete source code. The prototype is clickable — navigation, states, and flows work — but it is a design artifact, not a production backend.
How is the price calculated?
From the document, mechanically. Size, section structure, named integrations, distinct roles, and user flows each add a fixed amount on top of a €10 base, capped at €500. The itemised breakdown is shown before you pay — the number you approve is the number charged.
Why do I pay before generation?
Because the price is fixed and small. Holding the payment until after delivery would mean invoicing, net-30 terms, and a collections process — overhead that would push the floor far above €10. Stripe charges the card once, immediately after you approve the estimate.
What if the prototype misses the mark?
Every purchase includes one regeneration with notes. Tell us what the first pass got wrong — wrong flow, wrong emphasis, missing screen — and the second pass incorporates it. If both passes fail to produce something usable, write to us and we refund the charge.
Who owns the code?
You do, outright. The download is the full source with no licence strings. Re-host it, extend it, or hand it to a development team as the foundation for the real build.
What counts as “complicated”?
A two-page internal tool spec with one user role sits near €10–40. A marketplace with buyers, sellers, admins, payments, and onboarding wizards climbs into the €300–500 band. Upload the document — the estimate is free and takes seconds.