MVP
Let's start with the smallest version that proves the core feature works instead of building everything at once.
The same hypothesis to testFreelancers will pay for “automatic payment reminders”
- Features12+ modules
- InvestmentAbout 6 months
- ValidationFind out only after launch
- Features1 core action
- InvestmentAbout 2 weeks
- ValidationReal payments in week 1
An MVP is not a thinner full product. It uses the smallest investment to test the assumption most likely to make the product fail.
Choose one risky assumption: Start with the claim that would make the idea fail if it is wrong, such as whether the target user will pay.
Build a minimal credible experience: Keep only the value, participation, and feedback needed to test that claim. A landing page, manual service, or small working version can fit.
Set the evidence and next move: Decide what behavior to observe and what result means continue, change direction, or stop.
You can say this to an AI Agent
Our biggest risk is whether freelancers will pay for automatic payment reminders. Design a small paid pilot that tests only that question: specify the price, refund policy, target participants, manual delivery, purchase and renewal evidence, and the result that means continue or stop. Ask for my confirmation before contacting anyone or collecting payment. Free trials, survey claims, or likes can show interest but do not count as payment evidence. Keep privacy and basic trust intact, and do not expand this into a full finance product.
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Open Selector Pro website↗The team’s biggest risk is whether freelancers will pay for automatic payment reminders. Which MVP tests that risk first?
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