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A narrow customer job prevents an attractive but generic product promise.
Free MVP positioning tool
Match a customer job, pains and desired gains to a focused MVP response, with a transparent coverage and evidence score.
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List pains and gains one per line, then show how the proposed offer responds. This independent calculator does not reproduce a poster canvas layout.
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Planning score
A narrow customer job prevents an attractive but generic product promise.
The number of stated pain and gain responses is compared with the number of customer pains and desired gains.
Coverage contributes 60 points, field clarity 15, and customer evidence up to 25.
No. This is an independent MVP fit calculator. Strategyzer is the source of the official Value Proposition Canvas methodology and poster.
Pain and gain response coverage contributes 60 points, clear customer/job/offer inputs contribute 15, and evidence contributes 25.
No. It shows internal coverage based on your inputs. Customer behaviour, willingness to pay and retention provide stronger evidence.
No. An MVP should prioritize the few that matter most. Remove low-priority items instead of expanding scope to cover everything.
| Capability | MVPHub | Strategyzer | Miro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guided pain/gain response inputs | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Transparent coverage score | ✓ | — | × |
| Official Value Proposition Canvas method | × | ✓ | — |
| Collaborative visual workshop | × | — | ✓ |
MVPHub provides an independent, simplified fit calculation for MVP planning. Strategyzer is the source of the official Value Proposition Canvas; Miro provides visual templates for collaborative use.