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AI assistants are becoming shoppers. I launched a $149 check that shows whether your store breaks them — tear my offer apart

Why I'm charging $49 once instead of a subscription for my desktop app

The date on our data was lying to us, and it took a three-month-old funding round to notice

2,000 upvotes on Reddit, 0 signups. I stopped launching and started commenting. 11 customers later.

I kept applying to remote jobs that were already gone, so I built an index of them. 4 months in, the data turned out to be the product.

Why I'm charging $49 once instead of a subscription for my desktop app

A hospital wants to pilot my healthcare SaaS — how do I protect ownership and negotiate the deal?

$0 → $2M ARR in 5 years, bootstrapped, in an ecosystem everyone says is dying

A hospital wants to pilot my healthcare SaaS — how do I protect ownership and negotiate the deal?

€327 on Google Ads: 99 clicks and 1 tracked signup

We sold the documents before we sold the software, and it was not the plan.

Why I'm charging $49 once instead of a subscription for my desktop app

Why I'm charging $49 once instead of a subscription for my desktop app

I kept applying to remote jobs that were already gone, so I built an index of them. 4 months in, the data turned out to be the product.

We sold the documents before we sold the software, and it was not the plan.

Most founders know their churn rate. Almost none know how much of it is just failed cards

Why I'm charging $49 once instead of a subscription for my desktop app

I kept applying to remote jobs that were already gone, so I built an index of them. 4 months in, the data turned out to be the product.

Why I'm charging $49 once instead of a subscription for my desktop app

SEO 3x'd my traffic. Signups dropped to zero. Here's what actually drives first customers in vertical SaaS.