What is an MVP? (Definition, Benefits & Examples of Minimum Viable Product)

[@Jelvix]

Hi! You did great explanation, thank you We also thought that this is an important topic, so we compared MVP and Prototype in our newest video

[@yanniz6007]

Incredible quality content! I don’t see many videos like this about MVP, which is such a crucial method for startups

[@relabstudios]

That’s amazing to hear Yanni. Thanks!

[@winwinsri]

Very well done - pls do more videos

[@nouztrade]

Great insight! Thanks for sharing mate

[@EduardoDominguezVillasano]

Chingón Dude! Logre entenderlo bien, Thanks…

[@ibiamchinenye930]

I enjoyed this video, This gave clarity to developing an MVP for my product.

[@relabstudios]

Good luck!

[@theethicalh3707]

thank you very much for that golden explanation mate.

[@relabstudios]

Appreciate it!

[@onset5610]

Did airb&b start out with a MVP first too?

[@relabstudios]

Yes they had Airbed & Breakfast

[@smilli6415]

doe it cost to pitch to investers with MVP ? are there any pitching costs thanks

[@ilehe6887]

Thanks man! This helped me understand the basics of what an MVP is, all though I have still a question, isn’t a company forever an MVP as there are always improvements or updates to apps? For example: the product start with basic concepts, a bèta version, then people request new things and want things removed so you make a sort of update. Then users respond, I also want this or that or I want this removed. So you make an other update and so on. Are all these versions MVP’s or is just the beginning version/ the bèta version an MVP? Sorry for the long question but I’m really curious, please let me know. I want to understand this concept ‘MVP’ to it fullest

[@HassanamjedHassan]

Plz explain it

[@kendarr]

Best explanation I got, thank you brother.

[@oriklake]

Great video! You explained it very well