Build less, learn more
An MVP is not a cheap version of your final product. It is the smallest product that tests your riskiest assumption with real users. Our job is to help you identify that assumption, cut everything that does not test it, and ship quickly.
Because we build on proven foundations such as authentication, billing and admin components, you spend your budget on what is unique to your idea.
- Scope workshop to find the core
- Clickable prototype before code
- Production-quality foundation, not throwaway
- Analytics to measure real behaviour
MVP principles
- Focus
- One core problem
- Speed
- Weeks, not quarters
- Quality
- Solid base to grow on
- Learning
- Measure and iterate
From idea to first users
Week 1: Scope
Problem, users, riskiest assumption and feature cut.
Week 2: Prototype
Clickable design tested with target users.
Weeks 3 to 8: Build
Core features, auth, payments and analytics.
Launch
Deploy, onboard first users and instrument everything.
Learn
Review data and decide: pivot, persevere or scale.
MVP versus full product
| Aspect | MVP | Full product |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | Validate demand and learn | Serve the whole market |
| Features | The few that test the idea | Complete feature set |
| Time to market | Weeks | Many months |
| Risk | Low upfront investment | High if assumptions are wrong |
What we help you decide
Core value
The one outcome users will pay for.
Feature cut
What to postpone without hurting the test.
Pricing test
How to check willingness to pay early.
Roadmap
What to build next based on evidence.
Technologies for rapid MVP development
Application
- Next.js
- React
- Flutter
- Node.js
- Laravel
- Python / FastAPI
Backend-as-a-service
- Firebase
- Supabase
- Auth0
- Stripe
- Postmark / SendGrid
Launch
- Vercel
- AWS
- Cloudflare
- PostHog
- Google Analytics 4
MVP: frequently asked questions
Start your mvp project
Tell us what you are planning. We will reply within one working day with questions or a clear next step.
