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I made $4,314 in one year from my product. Should I keep going?

A year ago I launched IndieMerger, a platform where solo founders can find co-founders with complementary skills. Developers find marketers, marketers find developers, and they start building together. There’s also a lightweight workspace for collaboration.

Over the past year, I’ve made $4,314 in total revenue. All from one-time lifetime access purchases. No subscriptions and recurring income.

People have actually matched and launched projects through it, which is great. But the growth has been slow, and I’m not sure if it’s worth putting more time into it.

Have you been in a similar spot? A product makes a bit of money, helps people, but doesn’t really take off. Would love to hear what others would do in this case.

on June 3, 2025
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