Validate your idea with an MVP prototype

MVP design services for startup founders

I specialize in MVP prototype design for startups and founders. I help early-stage teams turn ideas into investor-ready prototypes to test with users and pitch to investors with confidence.

Founder working on MVP prototype design

Why startups choose my MVP prototype design services

Building a startup is hard. The last thing you want is to spend months coding something that nobody needs. I design lean MVP prototypes that help you move forward with confidence.

That’s where my MVP prototype design for startups comes in:

MVP prototype design for startups

I work closely with founders to bring ideas to life:

Process — From idea to MVP prototype

A simple, lean workflow to keep you moving fast:

FAQ's

What is an MVP prototype, and why do I need one?

An MVP prototype is a clickable version of your product idea. It doesn’t require coding but looks and feels real enough to:

A pitch deck explains your idea. An MVP prototype shows your idea.

Investors are far more likely to engage when they can click through flows and see how the product works. This creates credibility and helps you stand out from founders who only present slides.

I collaborate in a lean, hands-on way. We define scope together (what absolutely needs to be in the MVP), then I design clickable flows in Figma.

You’ll receive prototypes you can test with users, share with investors, and hand over to developers when you’re ready.

Yes. Many founders struggle with deciding what’s “enough” for an MVP. Part of my role is to help you prioritize features and keep the product as lean as possible—focusing only on what proves the concept.

Most MVP projects take 3–6 weeks, depending on scope and complexity. If you need something for an investor pitch fast, we can prioritize speed with a leaner version.

It depends on scope, but most MVP prototypes for early-stage startups start at €5.000–€14.000. I’ll provide a clear proposal after our first call. Remember: the cost of designing an MVP is a fraction of building the wrong product.

Ready to validate your idea?

Tell me about your project and I’ll get back to you quickly.