Building an MVP? Here’s What I’ve Learned After Helping Multiple Startups Launch Successfully

Hey everyone,

If you're a non-technical founder trying to get your MVP off the ground, you're probably facing the same struggles I’ve seen over and over:

No-code tools seem great, but they fall short when you need custom workflows and automations.

Hiring a full-time CTO is expensive and usually unnecessary at the MVP stage.

Finding a good developer can be a gamble (time, quality, reliability).

You have customers waiting, and every delay means lost opportunity.

I run Studio IX, an MVP-focused development agency that helps startups launch lean, functional MVPs in just 6 weeks. The goal? Get you something real, testable, and investor/customer-ready without wasting months or draining your budget.

If you’re stuck trying to figure out the best way to build your MVP, feel free to drop your questions here! I’m happy to share what I’ve learned about cost-effective development, hiring, and launching faster. Or if you need direct help, just DM me.

Would love to hear what you're working on!