Are B2B startups more difficult?
I usually land up with problems that have a B2B use case.
A 19-year-old who never worked full-time at any organization, I feel sometimes building a B2B startup needs some experience in the domain.
Would love if someone can guide me on wether B2B is still possible with above considerations?
I'd say it also depends on the type of businesses you're targetting. A small business might be quick to sell to if you can speak to the owner or a decision maker.
If you're targetting a large organization, there are most likely multiple levels of approval. You won't deal directly with a key decider. The sales cycle is going to be much longer.
The larger organization, the more it might pay, but the longer the sales cycle.
I think that for an indie, with no sales team on board, your best bet is probably small and medium business. A monthly price of $100-$1000 is probably within the range of small to medium business if you provide enough value to commend it.
This is a much better price than what you can usuall get from consumers. Business customers are also often less of a hassle than consumers.
B2B products simply require more reach outs to pass the gate, but you're rewarded with more cash. Can help you with tips on startup growth, dm me on twitter.