Why MVPs Matter (And How Degho is Changing the Game for Startups)

Launching a startup in 2024 isn’t easy.

You’ve got a killer idea, some market validation, and maybe even a small community forming around your vision — but building a real, usable product that can attract investment or early customers? That’s the biggest challenge.

This is where the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) comes in.

So, what is an MVP?

An MVP is the simplest version of your product that still solves a real problem for your users. It’s not supposed to be perfect — it just needs to work well enough to test your idea, get feedback, and in an ideal world, generate some revenue.

Think of it as your product’s first impression. If it’s good enough, you’re in a great position.

Why MVPs Fail (And How to Avoid It)

MVPs often go wrong because founders try to do too much, too soon. They end up with bloated products, wasted budgets, or half-baked solutions that never really hit the mark.

That’s where Degho comes in.

We’re not your typical dev agency. We’ve built our process specifically around startup founders like you, who need fast, functional, and flexible MVPs — without needing to raise a fortune first.

How We’re Different

At Degho, we offer three models:

1. Full Payment – You pay for the build, and you own 100% of your company.

2. Part Payment + Equity – A reduced build cost in exchange for a small equity stake. You keep your runway.

3. Equity-Only – For exceptional founders with big visions. You pay nothing up front — we build, you grow, we win together.

Every founder goes through an application process (for options 2 & 3), and we only take on projects we genuinely believe in.

What’s Next?

In the coming weeks, we’ll be breaking down topics like:

• How to scope your MVP without overbuilding
• What investors really want to see in your product
• When to move from MVP to a full product
• Case studies from real startups we’ve helped

If you’re a founder with a big idea, we’re ready to help you take the first step. Send us an email at [email protected]

Let’s build something that matters.