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I am Sanket Shah, founder and CEO of Deuex Solutions, where I focus on building scalable web mobile and data driven software products with a background in software development. I enjoy turning ideas into reliable digital solutions and working with teams to solve real world problems through technology.
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Launching a startup is exciting—no doubt about it. The idea, the energy, the late-night brainstorming sessions fueled by caffeine and hope.
But then comes the brick wall: development cost and timeline.
How do you bring your idea to life fast, prove it works, and still have enough runway left to iterate, market, or even breathe?
Answer: Build a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in 90 days or less—without draining your wallet.
Sounds impossible? It’s not. Let’s break it down.
Imagine you want to build the next Uber. An MVP isn’t the entire taxi fleet, app, algorithm, and customer service desk. It’s one car. One driver. One customer. And a simple app to connect them.
An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is the simplest, smallest version of your product that solves your core problem and allows you to test the waters.
No fluff. No fancy dashboards. Just results.
Why it’s magic:
Fast to build
Cheap to test
Gets you feedback from real users—fast
You learn, adapt, and iterate before pouring cash into building features nobody wants.
"Build small. Test smart. Scale only what works."
The Lean Startup approach is like a cheat code for founders.
It’s about moving quickly, intelligently, and iteratively. Instead of perfecting a product in isolation, you launch early, learn fast, and evolve based on user behavior.
Build → your MVP
Measure → how users engage with it
Learn → what to improve or remove
It’s not just smart—it’s survival strategy for early-stage startups.
Let’s get to the juicy part: How do you launch an MVP in just three months? Here’s your week-by-week blueprint.
What is the pain point you’re solving? Be specific.
What is the minimum feature set that delivers value?
Talk to potential users. Find competitors. Look for the gap.
Use tools like Figma or Balsamiq to build clickable mockups.
🎯 Goal: Have a clear product concept and a working prototype by Week 3.
Now it’s go-time.
Why code from scratch when Bubble, Webflow, or Glide can get you there faster?
Only build what matters. Cut everything else ruthlessly.
Weekly sprints. Clear goals. Constant check-ins.
Tap into free libraries, frameworks, and APIs. Thank you, internet.
🎯 Goal: MVP ready for internal testing by Week 8.
Bugs? You’ll find them. UX hiccups? Definitely. That’s the point.
Let your internal team or close users break things.
Small batch of real users. Gather feedback via Typeform, Hotjar, Google Forms.
Use tools like Mixpanel, Google Analytics, Amplitude.
🎯 Goal: MVP is polished, user-tested, and ready to go public.
Try Product Hunt, Reddit, or niche FB groups.
Track usage. Where do users drop off? What features are untouched?
Ask: What did you love? What’s missing? What confused you?
🎯 Goal: Validate product-market fit. Then plan for v2.
You don’t need $50,000. You don’t need 10 developers. You need strategy.
You can build entire platforms without writing a line of code.
Bubble – powerful for web apps
Glide – amazing for mobile apps
Adalo – drag-and-drop mobile builders
Webflow – design + development in one
These tools cut dev time by 50–80%.
Why build login systems, databases, or payment integrations from scratch?
Use:
Firebase (backend-as-a-service)
Laravel or Django (web frameworks)
Stripe (payments)
MongoDB / PostgreSQL (databases)
All free or affordable.
Hiring a dev team in San Francisco might bankrupt you. But:
Hire globally
Use freelancers
Work with boutique MVP agencies (👋 like Deuex Solutions)
You get the same quality—at a fraction of the cost.
Don't build "the next Uber" in v1. Build the minimum needed to test your hypothesis.
Think landing page + email capture + prototype → not full-blown SaaS suite.
Let’s talk proof—not just theory.
Launched with a demo video before the product even existed.
Thousands signed up. Proof of demand? ✔️
Started with just one car in San Francisco.
Manual bookings. No AI. No tracking. Simple, scrappy—and successful.
A founder approached us to build a logistics MVP.
We used Bubble + Firebase.
🚀 **Launched in 6 weeks
**💸 Under **$4,000 total
**📈 Now serving 1,000+ users
Let’s save you from the facepalms.
❌ Trying to build everything
❌ Ignoring user feedback
❌ Over-polishing v1
❌ Not setting clear deadlines
❌ Burning budget on “nice-to-haves”
MVP = test the idea, not perfect the idea
Design:
Figma
Sketch
InVision
Project Management:
Trello
Notion
ClickUp
No-Code Dev:
Webflow
Glide
Bubble
Analytics & Feedback:
Google Analytics
Hotjar
Typeform
Mixpanel
Start lean. Stay smart. Iterate constantly.
That’s the recipe.
You don’t need to raise funding to launch. You don’t need a dev team to test.
You need an idea. A problem worth solving. And the willingness to move fast, fail fast, and learn even faster.
So… ready to make it real?
👉 Let’s talk MVP — we help founders like you build fast, lean, and smart.
Q: Can I build an MVP if I’m not a tech founder?
Absolutely. Use no-code tools or partner with an MVP agency.
Q: What’s the average MVP cost?
Anywhere between $2,000 and $30,000—depending on scope and stack.
Q: How long should an MVP take?
With smart planning, 8–12 weeks is realistic. Sometimes even less.
Q: Should I launch without all features?
Yes! That’s the whole point. Launch with only what’s essential to test.
Q: What happens after MVP?
Use feedback to build version 2, start fundraising, or scale!
