Substack, but for snail-mail? Meet my new project 💌

What's up IndieHackers!

I'm stoked to announce my new project, StampFans. Think Substack, but for snail-mail.

Yup, you heard that right - real, physical mail!

And before you ask, no, this isn't a joke. I'm dead serious about this.

I know what you're thinking - why would anyone want to receive snail-mail in this digital age? Well, think about it. With all the spam and noise in our inboxes, physical mail stands out. Plus, there's something special about holding a letter in your hands and reading it on your own time, without any distractions. StampFans brings back that personal touch that's been lost in our fast-paced, digital world.

But that's not all. StampFans is also a game-changer for content creators. As a writer, you can set up your own StampFans page and share your subscription link with your readers. They'll get your essays and posts delivered straight to their mailbox, making it a unique and intimate reading experience. And as a creator, you'll have a new revenue stream from subscriptions.

Now, I know what you're thinking - how is this different from a physical newsletter?

Well, for starters, StampFans is way more affordable and accessible. You don't have to worry about printing costs or finding a distributor. We take care of everything, so you can focus on what you do best - creating content.

But here's the best part - StampFans isn't just another project I threw together. I've taken all the learnings from my first startup and exit and applied them to make sure StampFans is streamlined, lean, profitable, and focused on value for users. We've got a solid team in place, a clear vision, and a plan for growth.

So, are you ready to bring back the joy of snail-mail and create a new revenue stream for your content? Sign up for StampFans today and be a part of the future of physical media. Let's bring back the personal touch, one stamp at a time.