Hack MVP development with Riskiest Assumption Test (RAT)
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Compare charateristics | RAT | MVP |
---|---|---|
Actual development | No | Yes |
Purpose | Validate value and demand | Build a minimum product |
Scope | Testing riskiest assumptions | Set of core functionalities |
Output | Validated hypotheses, insights, yes/no to pivot | Functional product |
Key Benefits | Way less time/money spent | Real scenario clients feedback |
10x faster Product Market Fit validation
Our RAT methodology is designed for founders and teams with these purposes:
Book a Call to get 10x faster Product Market Fit than with basic approach
BOOK A CALLRAT is not a Discovery phase
The Discovery Phase establishes a roadmap, aligns objectives, and minimizes risks, ensuring clarity for product development.
RAT validates key assumptions through experiments, reducing uncertainty and refining ideas to achieve product-market fit efficiently.
During Discovery, teams define product requirements through stakeholder interviews and competitive analysis, ensuring alignment and readiness.
RAT validates assumptions through experiments such as landing pages, proof of concepts (POCs), surveys and others, enabling data-driven decisions.
The Discovery Phase delivers clear requirements, an aligned project plan, and a defined scope, ensuring the team is prepared for development.
RAT provides data-driven insights to prioritize features, refine direction, and reduce uncertainty, guiding the product toward success.
Spend up to $5,000
testing instead of $15,000-50,000
Developing a product from scratch without testing key assumptions can cost you tens of thousands of dollars. But with our Riskiest Assumption Test (RAT), you can validate your core ideas for just few thousands — a fraction of the cost.
Identify and validate the most critical assumptions
Run targeted experiments (e.g., prototypes, landing pages)
Receive data-driven insights on what works and what doesn’t
Implement better and more reliable development strategy