A prototype is more like a sample or mock-up that shows what the product could look like. An MVP is a real, working version that people can try and use.
Some of the best MVPs start as a simple web page, a short video, or even a service handled manually behind the scenes. The important thing is that it helps you see if people are interested.
Watch what people do, not just what they say. If they come back, tell others about it, or pay for it, those are strong signs you are on the right track.
No. Start with the part of your idea that matters most to your users. Add other features later once you know the first version is valuable to them.
Not necessarily. You can start on your own, but working with a team like Solicy can make the process faster and smoother, and help you avoid the mistakes many first-time founders make. Agencies with experience in MVP example projects can guide you through planning, building, and testing your first version.
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