SaaS · 4 min read
SaaS · 4 min read
A minimum viable product is the smallest version of a product that lets real users do the one thing it's meant for — not a stripped-down demo with no real function.
Its job isn't to impress; it's to answer a specific question honestly, usually: will people actually use this, and will they pay for it?
The most common way MVPs fail isn't being too small — it's being padded with features nobody asked for before the core idea has even been tested.
A good MVP is built to be extended, not thrown away — the goal is a real first version, not a disposable prototype.
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