I don't want to sell a subscription!

I have recently moved to California after getting married.

I am a software engineer currently working in the security field for a company that manufactures X-ray detection machines, including baggage scanners and car and truck scanning systems. Previously, I spent four years working for an eCommerce platform in the Middle East, where I gained valuable knowledge and hands-on experience in a real startup environment.

I always wanted to build an "online platform" or a SaaS that would actually have users use it and that I would actually grow into a business.

I have previously launched two startups which didn't really kick-off: Repnicity, a platform where trainers could upload and sell workouts, which is now just a landing page, and MVPfacts, a soccer-focused social media platform similar to Twitter, but with unique features like giving a post a "red card" instead of a "like."

I learned a lot and dived into different stages of launching a new online business but couldn't get users. I learned the hard way that it's all about marketing and which I knew nothing about.

I came to a stage and I have all these prebuilt modules of different features of websites such as subscription modules, content management, shopping carts, payment gateway integrations, login/signup/password/reset, user roles, email gateway integrations, dashboards, forms, shop and this list can go on. What is also great is that I have heavily tested these features and also had real users navigate through the complete flows at least a few thousand times.

I've seen the hype around building MVPs quickly, with agencies charging over $10k for a basic MVP and no-code tools offering lifetime subscriptions over $1,000 yearly without ownership of your app. This inspired me to create a platform where others can benefit from the features I've already developed and customize them with the help of a software engineer for a one-time fee. Launched in February 2024, I've had the privilege of working with multiple founders, and it's been an amazing experience!

I don't want to sell a subscription model. Instead, I want founders to have full ownership of the code, which is tailored to their specific requirements with no customization limits. One of my clients has already built core features and is rapidly growing from an MVP to a full platform for less than $3.5k, in record time.

I also gained substantial feedback so far and grew my platform to include more features to give control to the user to track tasks, leave comments, control some front-end features and view a dashboard of what is happening on their website such as sign-ups, payments and the ability to update workflow statuses.

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