Create flexibility to switch Payments off when building no-code MVPs.

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At MomentumGroup.tech, we’ve built many Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) for clients on the no-code platform Bubble.io.

Minimum viable products and Payment gateways

Most products have included a payment gateway such as Stripe or PayPal.

And one thing we ALWAYS end up doing is needing to add more flexibility around the payment integration than the founders anticipated.

The lesson here is this:

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When building MVPs, create a way for the founders to switch the requirement to pay on and off because there will be times when they need to show the product to a potential customer or test it out on 5 or 50 initial users for feedback.

Rigidity in Product Design results in higher dev costs

Being too rigid with Payments always results in more dev costs. As an experienced product manager building MVPs, we should anticipate the kinds of requirements we have seen in past projects for our clients.

These are a massive value-add, and create a superior experience for our clients.

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