How Should You
Build Your MVP?
Not all MVPs are created equal. The right approach depends on your product, market, and constraints. Get a personalized strategy.
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Concierge MVP
• Do it manually firstYou deliver the service manually behind the scenes while the customer experiences a "product." Perfect for validating demand before investing in automation.
Wizard of Oz MVP
• Look automated, stay manualThe interface looks like a fully functional product, but humans do the work behind the curtain. Great for testing UX and gathering data before building.
Landing Page MVP
• Sell before you buildCreate a compelling landing page with email capture or pre-order. Validate demand and pricing before writing any application code.
Single Feature MVP
• Do one thing extremely wellBuild the absolute minimum feature that delivers core value. Everything else waits. Focus on one workflow from start to finish.
Smoke Test MVP
• Test the riskiest assumptionFocus on validating your single biggest risk. Could be a fake door test, a prototype, or a simple integration. Fast and targeted.
No-Code MVP
• Build without engineersUse no-code tools to create a functional prototype. Faster and cheaper than custom development, good enough for early validation.
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