He sold his SaaS for $128,000
Here's the story of how Tony Dinh sold his SaaS for $128k and the lessons we can learn from it. Read also about The Peak sold for $5M and Scrap.so with $7,500 in Pre-orders👇
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Here's the story of how Tony Dinh sold his SaaS for $128k and the lessons we can learn from it. Read also about The Peak sold for $5M and Scrap.so with $7,500 in Pre-orders👇
Platform risk is the topic of the day with Twitter and Reddit both introducing major charges for API access. Hard to imagine going from free access to a sudden existential threat to your business overnight.
Yes, but I think it is part of the game, business is always risky. But building on top of other platform is a huge advantage.
Well now I'm down a rabbit hole with your newsletter and there goes my Saturday...
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Such a good lesson here. One of the pillars of business is the commandment of control. The more your SaaS business is dependent on third-party API, the more possibility of volatility in pricing, policies or technicalities. which leads of more loosely control. And is not guaranteed. Every SaaS owner should consider this when plugging to any third party online.
Thanks for sharing that. Awesome :)
Completely agree to you! Control is a fundamental aspect of running a successful business. When it comes to SaaS , relying heavily on third-party APIs can introduce uncertainties.
Thank you for your profound feedback. I'm glad you liked it.
Thanks for sharing, I'v been working on scrapping for years and read this report give me ideas in term of the business. Although still, scraping requires high maintenance.
You are welcome!
great
Thank you, mate!