Learn how to build MVP before hiring developers and burning cash in vain!

Free content. Free coaching. A lot of real-life lessons from your peers.

Quick intro

We built this educational resource to help you succeed.

Why do you build MVP?

Your MVP is not just an app. First of all, it should validate or invalidate your hypothesis about customers, their problem and your solution to their problem. Let's learn how to determine the right hypothesis and build your MVP for it.

What MVP do you build?

MVP is a tool to prove or disprove a specific hypothesis. You have to decide what features should really be in your MVP to do exactly that. Let's dive deeper into it.

How much do you budget for MVP?

As a startup founder, you always have a limited budget and undefined number of unknowns and pivots you would have to make. Your MVP is not the final product and will have many versions based on the feedback of your early adopters. Let's learn how to do it the right way.

Who do you hire for MVP?

There are a number of options as to who you can hire to build your MVP. It might be yourself, intern, freelancer, tech co-founder or software development shop? What would be your best option? Let's discuss it.

How do you build MVP?

Whatever MVP you choose to build and whoever you hire to do it you should spend time learning how software is built in general. This will give you courage to work with developers and sell your product to customers. It is not a rocket science. Let's take a taste of it.

What's next once MVP is ready?

MVP is a tool you built to run an experiment. Now it is time to go run the experiment, collect data, analyze it and get prepared for the next one. Let's learn how to get as much learning as possible from your experiments.

Meet our coach

Andrew Tabit

CEO at MVPNow.io Lean startup practitioner Technology advisor at ATV

Reading online and watching videos is helpful but cannot replace a personal touch when someone helps you work on your specific problem. Book a FREE coaching session and we’ll discuss how to apply best practices on building MVP specifically to your startup.