Frequently Asked Questions

An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is the simplest version of your product that includes only the core features necessary to solve your users' main problem. It's not about building a cheap or incomplete product – it's about building the right product efficiently.

The MVP approach allows you to:

• Test your concept with real users
• Gather valuable feedback early
• Reduce development costs and risks
• Get to market faster
• Iterate based on actual user needs

Building an MVP first offers several critical advantages:

• Risk Reduction: Test your idea before major investment
• Faster Learning: Get real user feedback in weeks, not months
• Cost Efficiency: Avoid building features users don't want
• Market Validation: Prove demand before scaling
• Investor Appeal: Show traction and reduce investor risk

Many successful companies like Airbnb, Dropbox, and Uber started with simple MVPs that focused on solving one core problem exceptionally well.

MVPs are ideal for:

• Startup Founders: Testing new business ideas
• Entrepreneurs: Launching their first product
• Established Companies: Testing new market segments
• Product Managers: Validating new features or products
• Anyone with limited budget: Who wants to minimize risk

Our proven 6-step MVP development process:

1. Discovery & Strategy (Week 1): Understanding your vision, target users, and core features
2. Market Research & Validation: Analyzing competitors and validating assumptions
3. Design & Prototyping (Week 1-2): Creating user flows and interactive prototypes
4. Development (Week 2-5): Agile development with weekly check-ins
5. Testing & Quality Assurance (Week 5-6): Comprehensive testing across devices
6. Launch & Feedback Collection (Week 6+): Deployment and user feedback gathering

We use a systematic approach to feature prioritization:

• User Story Mapping: Understanding user journeys and pain points
• MoSCoW Method: Categorizing features as Must-have, Should-have, Could-have, Won't-have
• Value vs. Effort Matrix: Prioritizing high-value, low-effort features
• Core Problem Focus: Ensuring every feature serves the primary user need

The goal is to include only features that are absolutely necessary for users to complete the core value proposition.

Yes, we use agile methodology with:

• Weekly Sprints: Short development cycles for faster iteration
• Regular Check-ins: Weekly progress reviews with you
• Continuous Testing: Quality assurance throughout development
• Flexible Scope: Ability to adjust features based on learnings
• Transparent Communication: Real-time project updates and feedback

MVP development costs vary based on complexity, but here are typical ranges:

• Simple MVP (Basic features): $5,000 - $15,000
• Medium Complexity MVP: $15,000 - $35,000
• Complex MVP (Advanced features): $35,000 - $50,000+

Factors affecting cost include:

• Number of features and user types
• Platform requirements (web, mobile, both)
• Third-party integrations
• Design complexity and custom animations
• Backend complexity and database requirements

We provide detailed quotes after understanding your specific requirements.

Our typical MVP development timeline:

• Simple MVP: 2-4 weeks
• Medium Complexity: 4-6 weeks
• Complex MVP: 6-8 weeks

Timeline depends on:

• Feature complexity and scope
• Number of user types and workflows
• Integration requirements
• Design requirements and iterations
• Your availability for feedback and approvals

We offer flexible payment options:

• Milestone-based payments: 50% upfront, 50% on completion
• Weekly payments: Split total cost across development weeks
• Full payment upfront: 5% discount for full payment

All payments are secured through invoicing with detailed breakdowns of work completed.

We select technologies based on your specific needs, but commonly use:

Frontend Development:

• React.js, Vue.js for web applications
• React Native, Flutter for mobile apps
• HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript for responsive design

Backend Development:

• Node.js, Python (Django/Flask), Ruby on Rails
• Cloud services: AWS, Google Cloud, Azure
• Databases: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Firebase

No-Code/Low-Code Options:

• Bubble, Webflow for rapid prototyping
• Airtable, Zapier for automation
• Firebase for quick backend setup

Yes, we build MVPs for all platforms:

• Web Applications: Responsive websites and web apps
• Mobile Apps: Native iOS and Android applications
• Cross-Platform: React Native and Flutter for multiple platforms
• Progressive Web Apps (PWA): Web apps that work like mobile apps

We recommend starting with the platform where your target users are most active.

Yes, you own all rights to your MVP:

• Full Code Ownership: Complete source code delivered to you
• Intellectual Property: All IP rights transferred upon final payment
• Documentation: Technical documentation and deployment guides
• No Lock-in: You can continue development with any team

Yes, we offer comprehensive post-launch support:

• 30-day warranty: Free bug fixes and minor adjustments
• Ongoing maintenance: Monthly maintenance packages available
• Feature updates: Iterative development based on user feedback
• Technical support: Help with hosting, deployment, and scaling
• Analytics setup: Help interpreting user data and metrics

Absolutely! We help you scale your MVP based on user feedback and traction:

• Feature expansion: Adding new features based on user requests
• Performance optimization: Scaling for increased user load
• Platform expansion: Adding new platforms (mobile to web, etc.)
• User experience improvements: Enhancing based on analytics
• Team augmentation: Adding developers to your team

Our agile process accommodates changes:

• Minor adjustments: Small UI/UX tweaks included in scope
• Feature modifications: Changes discussed and approved before implementation
• Scope additions: New features can be added with time/cost adjustments
• Weekly reviews: Regular opportunities to provide feedback and request changes

We believe in transparent communication and will always discuss any scope changes with you before proceeding.