Too many founders think their first product needs to be packed with features to impress investors or early adopters. The reality? An MVP is supposed to do ONE thing really well: validate your idea quickly without burning through your budget.
I often meet founders who spent months, sometimes years trying to perfect a “dream app,” only to realize they could’ve launched a clean MVP in a matter of weeks.
With Bubble.io, I’ve helped startups launch web apps that include essentials like:
User authentication (secure login & roles)
Stripe subscription plans for monetization
Admin dashboard to monitor usage
A simple, intuitive UI so users don’t drop off
Here’s the secret: your MVP doesn’t need 50 features. It needs the right 3–5 features that prove whether users care enough to stick around. Once you validate, THEN you iterate.
If you’re thinking about building an MVP in 2025, focus on speed, scalability, and user validation, not perfection. Your goal is feedback, not feature overload.
Curious about how I structure Bubble MVPs so they’re ready to scale later? Let’s talk.
Here’s a link to my linkedin profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tobi-bolumole-92718727a/