ToolWhat this estimator is for
MVP scope estimator, find the right size for your AI MVP
Many teams know there is a product hiding in their processes, but not how big the first cut should be. The MVP scope estimator helps you size it honestly before you commit time and budget. You answer five short questions about goal, data, users and integrations, and get a clear recommendation on whether a lean, medium or larger MVP fits. That way you start with the smallest cut that shows real value, instead of building for months on something nobody tests.
Interactive tool
MVP scope estimator
The estimator helps you size your AI MVP honestly before you commit time and budget.
Your result
0 of 5 questions answered
Answer all questions and your evaluation appears here.
Possible results
- Lean MVP (0 to 3)
- Medium MVP (4 to 6)
- Larger MVP (from 7)
The output is guidance, not a quote. The real scope emerges in conversation once we look at your data and goals.
The calculation runs only in your browser, nothing is transmitted or stored.
How the tool calculates
- Each answer carries points (main goal 1 to 3, all other questions 0 to 2), the sum of all five answers gives the value.
- 0 to 3 points: lean MVP. 4 to 6 points: medium MVP. 7 to 10 points: larger MVP.
- There is no price, only scope and next step.
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What you gain
You avoid expensive detours. Instead of a large specification you get a focused cut that runs quickly. You see early which building blocks are truly needed and which can wait. And you have a shared basis for the first conversation, so we talk about the concrete path, not vague ideas.
Process · 5 steps
How the estimator works
A lightweight on-page tool with no data storage. Five inputs, a point system, three result tiers.
Input fields:
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Step 01
Main goal (select)
automate an internal process (1), test an offer for customers (2), build a data-driven product (3).
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Step 02
Data situation (select)
clean and available (0), partly available (1), needs to be sourced first (2).
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Step 03
User base (select)
internal team only (0), selected pilot customers (1), open user base (2).
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Step 04
Number of integrations (select)
none or one (0), two to three (1), four or more (2).
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Step 05
AI share (select)
rules are enough (0), one AI block (1), several AI agents (2).
Logic: sum the points. Tiers: 0 to 3 lean MVP (one use case, one user group, running in a few weeks). 4 to 6 medium MVP (one clear use case with integrations and one AI block). 7 to 10 larger MVP (several blocks, AI agents, staged build recommended). Each tier shows the matching building blocks, a rough time range and a hint on the smallest cut to test fastest. No price, only scope and next step. A button opens the Cal booking frame at the end.
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Honest note
The output is guidance, not a quote. The real scope emerges in conversation once we look at your data and goals. The estimator only gets you to the right ballpark quickly.
Book a strategy call
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FAQ
What is an MVP in an AI context?
An MVP is the smallest version of a product that shows real value and can be tested. In an AI context that often means making one process work with a single AI block, instead of building everything at once. You learn quickly what works and only expand what proves itself.
How accurate is the estimate?
The estimator gives a ballpark, not a binding plan. It helps you get a feel for the scope and prepare the right questions. The reliable cut is something we define together once we know your data and goals.
Does the tool store my inputs?
No. The evaluation runs directly on the page, no inputs are stored or transmitted. You can try it freely without any data leaving your device.
What happens after the result?
You see a scope tier with matching building blocks and the fastest way to test, and you can book a call where we define the concrete path to a working MVP.