The Internet makes everything easier, faster and cheaper. People using mobile devices to access their data and services on the go, at the same time, enterprises are no longer willing to pay large license fees and handle maintenance for on-site applications. Cloud platforms are thriving and with cloud infrastructure being cheap and widely available, Software as a Service becomes an increasingly more attractive and lucrative business.
In recent years, IT startups are booming not only in the USA, but all over the world. Entrepreneurs with ideas are racing to get them on the market as fast as possible. This is where the practice of using MVP comes in. MVP helps small startups to get their ideas out there as fast as possible, validate them and get feedback in order to keep developing in the right direction.
MVP is not exclusively used in startups, though. This technique is employed by companies of all sizes across all industries focused on creating and launching products. Building the right MVP is an art in and of itself. Debates about what should be considered an MVP and how it should be built often spark across various industries.
This is also a hot topic among entrepreneurs and developers who decided to venture into SaaS. However, despite all the confusion, MVP is an ideal approach to the current ever changing SaaS market, and it is widely used.
At Apriorit, we provide development services and have an extensive experience of working with SaaS MVP. We created many MVPs for our clients and now we want to share this experience with you. In this article, we will cover the basics of creating MVP for SaaS startup and will try to give you both a look from a business perspective and our own technical insight with some tips.
Written by:
Vitaly Plitchenko,
Market Research Specialist
Full article: https://www.apriorit.com/dev-blog/388-mvp-for-saas
