MVP Features & Costs

User authentication lets people create accounts and securely log into your application. It includes registration, login, password reset, and session management.

Role-based access control (RBAC) assigns users different permission levels: admins, editors, viewers, etc. Each role has specific capabilities.

Two-factor authentication adds a second verification step to login: SMS codes, authenticator apps, or email verification.

Social login lets users sign in with existing accounts: Google, GitHub, Facebook, etc. It simplifies registration and increases conversion.

Password policies enforce security requirements: minimum length, complexity rules, password history, expiration policies, and strength indicators.

Session management controls user login sessions: active session tracking, device management, session timeouts, and the ability to revoke sessions remotely.

Audit logs record important actions: user logins, data changes, admin actions, and security events. Provides a complete history of who did what and when.

IP blocking allows you to restrict or allow access based on IP addresses. Block malicious IPs, limit access to specific regions, or whitelist trusted networks.

CAPTCHA verification distinguishes humans from bots. Protects login forms, registration, and other sensitive actions from automated attacks and spam.

Single Sign-On allows users to authenticate once and access multiple applications. Enterprise SSO connects to corporate identity providers like Okta, Azure AD, and Google Workspace.

SAML integration enables authentication through enterprise identity providers. Users log in via their corporate credentials without creating separate accounts.

Multi-tenancy allows a single application to serve multiple organizations (tenants) with isolated data. Each tenant has their own users, settings, and data.

Payment integration allows your application to accept payments from customers. This includes one-time payments, subscriptions, and payment method management.

Stripe integration connects your application to Stripe's payment infrastructure. It enables accepting cards, managing subscriptions, handling webhooks, and providing customer billing portals.

Subscription billing automates recurring charges: monthly/annual plans, upgrades/downgrades, proration, and dunning (failed payment handling).

Invoicing generates professional invoices for transactions. Includes automatic generation, PDF export, and email delivery.

An admin dashboard gives you control over your application. Manage users, view analytics, moderate content, and handle business operations from a central interface.

A user dashboard is the main interface where your users interact with your product. It shows their data, provides access to features, and personalizes their experience.

Reporting dashboards display business metrics, trends, and insights. Custom reports, date range filtering, and exportable data for business decisions.

White-labeling lets customers rebrand your application as their own: custom logos, colors, domains, and email templates for a seamless brand experience.

Dark mode provides an alternative color scheme with dark backgrounds. Users can switch between light and dark themes or follow system preferences.

Mobile responsive design ensures your application works on all screen sizes: phones, tablets, and desktops. Layouts adapt automatically to screen width.

Email notifications keep users informed: welcome emails, password resets, activity updates, and marketing communications delivered automatically.

Push notifications alert users even when they're not on your site. Browser notifications work on desktop/mobile web, while mobile push requires native apps.

Real-time chat enables instant messaging between users. Messages appear immediately without page refresh.

Video calling enables face-to-face communication within your application. Used for consultations, meetings, classes, and support.

In-app notifications alert users within your application: notification bells, toast messages, and notification centers with history.

SMS notifications send text messages to users: verification codes, alerts, reminders, and important updates directly to their phones.

Comment systems let users discuss content: add comments, reply to others, mention users, and participate in threaded discussions.

Activity feeds show a stream of recent actions: updates from users, projects, or teams. Like a timeline of what's happening in your application.

Announcement systems display important messages to all or targeted users: maintenance notices, feature updates, promotions, and urgent alerts.

Analytics tracking captures user behavior data: page views, button clicks, feature usage, and conversion events. This data helps you understand how users interact with your product.

File upload functionality lets users upload images, documents, and other files to your application. Files are stored securely in cloud storage.

Image processing automatically optimizes uploaded images: resizing, compression, format conversion, and thumbnail generation.

Search functionality lets users find content quickly. From simple text search to advanced filtering, it makes large datasets navigable.

Filtering and sorting let users narrow down results by criteria (category, price, date) and order them (newest, cheapest, most popular).

Review systems let users rate and review products, services, or other users. Builds trust and helps others make decisions.

Export/Import functionality lets users download their data as CSV or Excel files and upload bulk data. Essential for data portability and migration.

Data visualization transforms raw data into visual representations: charts, graphs, heatmaps, and interactive dashboards that make data understandable.

Bulk operations let users perform actions on multiple items at once: bulk delete, bulk update, bulk export, and batch processing.

Version history tracks changes to documents or records over time. Users can view previous versions, see what changed, and restore earlier versions.

Backup and restore functionality protects data from loss. Automated backups, point-in-time recovery, and the ability to restore user data.

Localization (i18n) makes your application available in multiple languages. Includes translation management, locale detection, and regional formatting.

Offline mode allows your application to function without internet. Data is cached locally and synced when connectivity returns.

QR code functionality generates and scans QR codes. Used for sharing links, authentication, product tracking, tickets, and contactless interactions.

Barcode scanning uses the device camera to read barcodes: UPC, EAN, Code 128, and other formats. Essential for inventory, retail, and warehouse applications.

PDF generation creates downloadable PDF documents: invoices, reports, certificates, tickets, and any formatted document your users need.

E-signature functionality lets users sign documents digitally. Captures signatures, tracks signing status, and provides audit trails for legal compliance.

API integration connects your application to external services: payment processors, email providers, analytics tools, CRMs, and more.

Third-party integrations connect your product to tools your users already use: Slack, Google Workspace, Zapier, and industry-specific services.

Booking systems let users schedule appointments, classes, or services. Includes availability management, reminders, and calendar sync.

Geolocation detects and uses user location for features like nearby search, delivery zones, location-based content, and check-ins.

Maps integration displays interactive maps with markers, routes, and location data. Essential for location-based applications.

Webhooks send real-time notifications to external systems when events occur in your application. Enable integrations without constant polling.

Slack integration sends notifications to Slack channels, enables slash commands, and allows users to interact with your application from Slack.

Google Workspace integration connects your application to Google services: Drive for file storage, Calendar for scheduling, Gmail for email, and Docs for collaboration.

Microsoft 365 integration connects your application to Microsoft services: Outlook for email/calendar, OneDrive for storage, Teams for communication, and SharePoint.

Calendar sync keeps your application's events in sync with external calendars: Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar. Two-way sync ensures consistency.

CRM integration syncs customer data between your application and CRM systems. Keep leads, contacts, and activity data in sync automatically.

Social media posting lets users publish content to social platforms: Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram. Schedule posts and manage multiple accounts.

Zapier/Make integration exposes your application to automation platforms. Users can connect your product to thousands of other apps without custom development.

Custom domain support lets users access your application on their own domain. Essential for white-labeling and brand customization.

PWA (Progressive Web App) support makes your web application installable on devices. Users can add it to their home screen and use it like a native app.