Hey hackers,
I’ve been obsessed with the operational side of Shopify lately.
One thing that consistently blows my mind: even in 2026, most merchants are still spending 10-20 minutes manually copy-pasting data to list a single product. It’s a massive growth killer.
I’m building Filleo to turn that into a 15-second task. It’s an agentic AI that takes messy product data (supplier sheets, PDFs, raw notes) and transforms it into a ready-to-publish listing.
It handles the titles, formatted descriptions, SEO tags, HS codes & everything else automatically.
The Tech/Strategy: I’m currently in the pre-launch phase and focusing on the "high-frequency listers" who add products one-by-one.
The $0.99 Experiment: I’m testing a super low-friction pricing model—premium access for just $0.99 for those who join the below waitlist. My theory is that for a solo founder, a sub-$1 tool that saves 10 hours a week is a no-brainer.
I’d love your feedback on:
Is $0.99 too low?
Does it make the tool look "cheap" instead of "affordable"?
What’s the most "manual" task you still do in your business that AI hasn't solved yet?
30s Demo: https://youtube.com/shorts/K_uncUg2NVc
Waitlist: https://filleo-roan.vercel.app/
Happy to answer any questions about the build!
Best,
Ehaan
All the best and by the way the waitlist link is throwing 404 error
Checked again and it's working fine. Try again
Wow! Loved the idea. Signed up for the waitlist. Thanks for making such a great product!
Appreciate That! You were one of the first 32 users who have joined the waitlist. Therefore, we granted you a lifetime discount of being able to use the premium starting only at 0.99$
68 more to go!
Good to see another young builder shipping real things.
I'm 18 and building a blockchain from scratch so I know
the feeling of explaining to people what you're working
on and getting the "you're how old?" reaction.
On the pricing question, $0.99 is too low. If your tool
saves someone 10 hours a week they would happily pay
$9.99 or even $19.99. Pricing at $0.99 signals that you
don't believe in the value yourself. Start higher and
lower it if nobody converts. It's way easier to drop a
price than to raise one once people expect cheap.
The pre-launch waitlist approach is smart though. Ship
it, get real feedback, adjust from there. Keep going.