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Minimum Viable Product (MVP)

MVP is a simplified version of a software product that is built to finally validate the market demand and business potential of a new idea for future iterations

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Concept Viability Validating

Users Feedback Gathering

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Data-Driven Decision-Making

Full Functionality Defining

Cases That Justify It

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Limited Resources

When a Customer has limited time and budget and wants to minimize risk before committing more resources to full-scale development

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Fast Market Entry

When getting a product to market quickly is crucial to secure a competitive advantage, capture market share, or respond to changing market conditions

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Securing Funding

When a Startup needs to demonstrate its potential to investors or stakeholders, helping secure funding for further development and growth

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Key Activities and Deliverables

Project Discovery Phase typically includes several key activities and deliverables, which may vary depending on the nature and complexity of the project

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Project Discovery

Сreation of a trustworthy Project Charter Document, which outlines the following: Scope, Deliverables, Budget, Timeline

Software Prototype

Creating UI/UX, testing business logic and user flows for early gap detection and elimination to minimize the costs of multiple reworkings while development

Technology Evaluation

Researching and selecting the most suitable technologies, third-party services, libraries, tools, and frameworks to be used

Software Architecture

Designing a high-level software structure and organization (components and relations), along with guidelines that address performance, scalability, maintainability, security, etc

Scope Priorities

Updating the Product Roadmap and Project Schedule to ensure alignment with the go-to-market strategy or other Customer goals

MVP Development

Developing a basic version of the software with essential features, including client-server infrastructure, database, back-end, APIs, 3rd party integrations, front-end (all needed applications), etc

Testing and Validation

Functional and Non-Functional testing of all software components aims to identify and eliminate defects, prepare for production, and ensure ongoing support of user requests

Software Maintenance

Post-release maintenance via an ongoing process of changing, modifying, improving, fixing, optimizing, and updating the software to keep up with end user's needs

Software Documentation

Updating system descriptions, design decisions, architecture docs, creating technical help guides, and writing user manuals (in compliance with ISO/IEC/IEEE standards, if required)

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MVP Packages

Share your objectives and constraints with us, and we will identify the best-fit MVP package tailored to your needs, encompassing the optimal scope of work for your MVP. The final cost depends on the scope and complexity

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Budget-Smart MVP

Centered on maximizing budget efficiency, this package aims to deliver as many features as possible within the available funds. Cost-increasing activities or solutions are deferred to future iterations to prioritize budgetary savings

$25 000 - $75 000

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Accelerate MVP

Designed for rapid development and swift market entry, this package strictly prioritizes the scope of work. Any aspect that hinders the development speed of essential functionality is deferred to future iterations

$25 000 - $100 000

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Funding-Ready MVP

This package emphasizes high quality to attract substantial investments and garner positive early responses from the target audience, ensuring a polished and investor-attractive product

$50 000 - $250 000

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PoC or PoT

Software Prototype

MVP

Full-scale Software

Related Services

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Product Design

We transform ideas into functional and visually compelling digital products, ensuring a seamless balance between user needs, business goals, and technological feasibility

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Proof of Concept (PoC, PoT)

PoC or PoT is the first step when facing technological challenges. The goal is to prove the possibility of technical implementation and viability of the concept as a whole

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Software Prototyping

Software product prototype is a necessary, time-tested, and efficient step for a quicker and more cost-effective software product built from scratch

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Minimum Viable Product (MVP)

This is a product version with sufficient features to validate business assumptions and market feasibility quickly and to test whether it meets the end-user needs

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Frequently asked questions

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