Match the workflow to your stage
An idea-stage team gets guerrilla five-second and first-click tests; a live product gets a workflow that also folds in usage data and support feedback.
Free MVP guided testing tool
Answer a few questions about your team and product stage, and get a guided UX testing workflow sized for a non-designer founder, with a readiness checklist.
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Your inputs
Answer a few questions about your product and team so the workflow matches what you can realistically run without a research team.
Your calculated result
Planning score
An idea-stage team gets guerrilla five-second and first-click tests; a live product gets a workflow that also folds in usage data and support feedback.
The number of recommended activities scales down when weekly hours are limited, so the plan is something you will actually finish.
Readiness combines available time, team size and whether you have any dedicated design or research capacity into one guiding score.
No — that is the point. Each step in the generated workflow is written as a concrete, non-technical action a founder can run without formal research training.
The workflow adapts down to one lightweight activity per week rather than recommending a full research program you won't have time for.
No — it is meant to get you real signal early. As the team and stakes grow, dedicated research capacity typically pays for itself.
Yes — rerun it as your stage changes; the recommended activities shift from guerrilla concept tests toward structured usability and analytics review.
| Capability | MVPHub | A UX research course | Hiring a researcher |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workflow sized to your time and team | ✓ | × | × |
| Immediately actionable this week | ✓ | × | × |
| Deep formal research training | × | ✓ | ✓ |
| No cost, no hiring required | ✓ | — | × |
MVPHub generates a right-sized action plan in minutes with no cost. A research course builds deeper long-term skill, and hiring a researcher provides ongoing dedicated capacity — both are bigger investments than an early-stage founder may need yet.