Startups & MVP development

The success percentage for first-time founders is 18%.

According to Harvard Business School

Proof of concept

Validate the idea, including the technical side
Verify the project's feasibility
Build a product model, visualize and test its features
Test the product's usability
Create a product's working pilot version shown to real users
May bring you first profit

Prototype

Validate the idea, including the technical side
Verify the project's feasibility
Build a product model, visualize and test its features
Test the product's usability
Create a product's working pilot version shown to real users
May bring you first profit

MVP

Validate the idea, including the technical side
Verify the project's feasibility
Build a product model, visualize and test its features
Test the product's usability
Create a product's working pilot version shown to real users
May bring you first profit

Startups take 2-3 times longer to validate their place in the market than founders expect.

According to Startup Genome

Our MVP Development Services

Prototype design

Crafting successful products begins with understanding how they solve user problems. Our MVP developers create sophisticated and customizable prototype designs, offering insights into the product's performance.

Single-feature MVP

Testing specific functionalities is paramount for operational efficiency and a seamless customer experience. We facilitate businesses with a linear development approach, constructing single-feature MVPs for thorough product testing before the grand launch.

Pilot MVP development

Establishing a proof of concept is critical when addressing unique customer challenges. Leveraging years of experience in building scalable apps, we prioritize pilot MVP development to provide tailored solutions.

Our product development cycle

What MVP can give your business

Estimate project success before you invest

You don’t really need a lot of money to test and validate concepts. What you do need is effort. For startups seeking progress without the weight of colossal risks, the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) emerges as a beacon.

It's important to prioritize customer feedback and market validation, as it can significantly increase the likelihood of success, allowing startups to pivot and adapt based on real-world insights. By embracing a lean and iterative approach, you can navigate the path to profitability with resilience and agility.

Research suggests that over 90% of startups fail within their first decade, emphasizing the importance for thorough validation before investing significant resources.

Explore your concepts with minimal risk

Utilize our expert R&D team to assess intricate ideas, incorporating cutting-edge technologies like blockchain. Benefit from our assistance in predictions, road mapping, and post-PoC development analysis, ensuring the identification of the most suitable solution with minimal financial risk.

Acquire the feedback you need to get ahead

Collaborating with you and your stakeholders, we efficiently handle valuable feedback guiding your next steps. Through market acceptance testing, we provide you with the insights and experience necessary for rapid scaling while avoiding recurring issues.

Fast-track development initiation

Streamline in-house testing timelines. Our expertise in uncovering potential impediments to your development process ensures a distributable software package prepared for deployment upon your approval.

Analyze and strategize for the future

With comprehensive project assessments, our software experts give you the tools to formulate a success-focused roadmap, elevating the efficiency of your future projects.

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FAQ

Why is an MVP so important for startups?

An MVP is important to startups because the first version allows testing of a product idea under minimal resource circumstances, for collecting early user feedback, and for the validation of market demand before going all in on full development. It reduces financial risk but keeps the product aligned with customer needs.

How to create an MVP for startups?

The development of MVP (Minimum Viable Product) for the startup goes through a series of critical steps:

Identify the core problem: Focus on the main problem your product intends to solve. Understanding this problem deeply helps define the essential features your MVP needs.

Market research: Know your target audience and competition. This will give you a better picture of what your customer really needs and reveal a niche that your MVP can fit into.

Define key features: Choose some features that will solve the core problem and can be developed at minimum effort. This way you have the basic functionality that will help to make your product useful.

Design and build: The MVP is designed in a simple and intuitive manner. Thereafter, the design development of the MVP proceeds in terms of function and reliability, but not perfection.

Inward testing: Carry out heavy internal testing before exposing your MVP to the users for preliminary usability checks, bugs, and error fixes.

Launch and collect feedback: The MVP should be launched with a limited, controlled group of users for eliciting feedback and recommendations on what improvements can be made.

Iterate fast: Use feedback to iterate quickly on your MVP by bettering and adding features according to user suggestions and requirements. This is a step-by-step guide for startups to come up with an effective MVP that meets the needs of early adopters and, more critically, lays the foundation for further product development.

What is the difference between a prototype and an MVP?

A prototype is the early model of something, created to visualize and try out design concepts; it is not built to function well. It is used for in-house review or by small focus groups. An MVP (Minimum Viable Product), on the other hand, is a much more advanced version with core features specially prepared in a way to be capable of working on the real market. In other words, it is launched to real customers in order to validate business hypotheses and to receive feedback that will help to inform further development.

What are MVP development services?

MVP development services help startups and businesses quickly build a Minimum Viable Product, incorporating only basic features necessary for testing in an early market. Mostly, such kinds of services involve strategic planning, user-focused design, and rapid software development that helps the clients validate their business concepts efficiently with real user feedback.

How to choose a reliable MVP software development company?

Find out what range of services the companies present in the development of MVPs offer and be sure that you need them in your project. Additionally, find out more about their case studies, which demonstrate their experience in projects similar to yours. And obviously, go through customer reviews to understand their commitment, quality of work, and communication practices. For deeper insight, you can even get in touch with previous clients and inquire privately about their experience with the service provider in question. Lastly, ensure that your prospective tech partner is ready to sign an NDA to protect your sensitive information and help prevent leaks to your competitors.

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