I am selling my product that made $702.33
I built a theme & component pack for Notion website builders.
A ready-to-sell pack of themes and components built for Notion website creators. Targets the growing no-code and creator economy segment.
One-time payment model with digital delivery and low maintenance. Clear upside through new template drops, bundles, and pricing optimization.
Reason for selling: Reducing focus to scale fewer products more aggressively.
https://startupzel.substack.com/i/187730732/theme-and-component-pack-for-notion-website-builders
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Ugur, proving product-market fit with over $700 in revenue for a Notion component pack is a solid indicator that you’ve identified a high-intent niche in the no-code economy. By packaging these themes into a ready-to-sell asset, you’re providing the exact "fuel" needed for other creators to bypass the design phase and move straight into distribution.
I’m currently running Tokyo Lore, a project that highlights high-utility logic and validation-focused tools like yours. Since you’re selling the definitive starter kit for Notion website builders, entering your project could be the perfect way to turn this successful exit attempt into a winning case study while your odds are at their absolute peak.
I haven't sold a project yet, but I'm curious about the decision. How did you decide to sell instead of keep running it? Are you listing on a marketplace or doing a personal sale?
Because this project is a Notion template. I want to make SaaS products. My focus is elsewhere. The reason I made this product was because I was working on NotionPlus.dev (now called thePlus.so) at the time. It's a Notion widget tool. And it's a tool with regular customers. I made the project to increase its customer base.
I tried selling it on my own. So far, there have been no results. But a friend of mine sold his project for a five-figure price. I'll ask him about it. I'll try selling it on platforms.