Orgzit's $100,000 MVP cost was entirely founder opportunity cost, not cash
Nitin Verma · They Spent $100k on MVP, Now Have Customers Expanding $100/mo to $1000/mo in First year, How!? · Jun 7, 2020 · at 3:26
Nitin Verma, founder and CEO of Orgzit, clarifies how much capital was spent building their minimum viable product prior to generating revenue.
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“Actually, we didn't spend it. So that was more opportunity cost. It was not really money spent. It was just opportunity cost of us not working elsewhere.”
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