Roast My Startup: my new side-project based on my trending indiehackers thread 🍗
Based on the overwhelmingly positive response to my thread offering free video reviews of startup landing pages (https://www.indiehackers.com/post/post-your-saas-landing-page-and-ill-do-a-five-min-video-review-today-18464aaebd) I've created a new side-project lean experiment: Roast My Startup. (Built as a no-code landing page in Notion)
Roast My Startup: 🚀 A 10-minute personal video review to supercharge your startup's landing page performance.
Link: https://www.notion.so/100users/Roast-My-Landing-Page-f6165e20515f4f1da81d42f00cf10882
Really keen to hear feedback.
My view is £20 for a 10-minute expert review covering the most important points to increase performance is incredibly good value.
Do you think people who can solicit feedback for free on communities will pay out for a 10-minute personal video review from an expert. Should I price higher and make it more involved (for example, actually building the page) or explore it at this price point? What is your personal view?
Meanwhile I will continue my free five-minute reviews of landing pages already submitted in my other thread.
Why would a maker pay if you are not their target audience? Let's say a product is meant for people who do sales calls, then wouldnt feedback from a sales guy be worth paying for ?
This looks like a great idea!
Having it as a service might work well.
Good luck
Great link, thank you
I guess, the first thing that comes to mind is definitely:
How will this be scalable long-term?
Also, I honestly think you can charge way more for it, esp. if you have the credentials and experience. A lot of experts research session we use (usually a conference call) charge anywhere between 1000 - 4000$, so maybe definitely move it up.
@aligrim can definitely add more on this. (also I can't seem to remember what those expert sesh are called)
The expert sessions you're thinking of @tzeying are GLG and Alphasights, although there are plenty others out there.
For whether people would pay when they could get it for free - I think my first response would be
I started a discussion based on a similar idea:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/feedback-as-a-service-15a6da2578