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Most SaaS products don’t need more features.
They need more focus.
Most SaaS ideas start with a long list:
→ AI recommendations
→ Advanced analytics
→ Team managemen
→ Integrations
→ Real-time notifications
→ Custom roles
→ And 20 more…
Everything sounds important.
But if everything is important, nothing is.
Before building anything, I like to ask:
What is the one thing the user needs to do to get value?
Find that.
Build it really well.
Then expand.
The best MVP isn't the one with the most features.
It's the one that proves the core idea.
What would you keep if you had to cut your MVP down to one feature?
#SaaS #MVP #ProductDevelopment #AI #Framer #Startup
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