MVP is not a weak product
A good MVP solves one painful problem well. It is intentionally narrow, but it still needs reliability, onboarding clarity, analytics, and a path to collect feedback.
Build now
Build the core user journey, authentication if needed, admin controls for operations, payment or inquiry capture, basic analytics, and enough QA to avoid embarrassing failures.
Build later
Delay advanced dashboards, complex permissions, multiple integrations, custom themes, and automation until real users prove the need. This protects budget and keeps the first launch focused.