Planning5 min

Free MVP Scope Builder

Ship the right features first. Cut the rest.

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Authentication & Users

Select features and set priority (6 available)

Click to select, then click the priority badge to cycle: Must-Have → Nice-to-Have → Future

Email / Password Login

Standard signup and login flow

0.5w

Social Login (Google, GitHub)

OAuth integration for 1-click signup

0.5w

SSO / SAML

Enterprise single sign-on

1.5w

Roles & Permissions

Role-based access control

1w

User Profiles

Profile pages with avatar, settings

0.5w

Team / Org Management

Invite members, manage teams

1.5w

How it works

Helps you categorize features into must-have, nice-to-have, and future phases based on user impact and implementation complexity. The tool generates cost and timeline estimates for each phase using 1Raft's delivery benchmarks across 100+ product launches.

Frequently asked questions

What features should an MVP include?

Only features that validate your core value proposition. If users can't complete the primary workflow without it, it's must-have. Everything else is a distraction that delays learning. Most successful MVPs launch with 3–5 core features.

How much does it cost to build an MVP?

A web-based MVP typically costs $30K–$80K. Mobile MVPs run $50K–$120K due to platform-specific development. Cross-platform MVPs using React Native or Flutter fall in between. The biggest cost variable is backend complexity, not UI.

How long should MVP development take?

6–12 weeks is the sweet spot. Under 6 weeks usually means the scope is too thin to validate anything meaningful. Over 12 weeks means you're probably building too much before learning from real users.

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