We hit $10K without our distribution partner on our own. Breaking Free & Moving Forward 🚀
This past year has been a rollercoaster for Rantir. We’ve been deep in the enterprise no-code space, working across two of the largest platforms in the industry. But when our distribution and enterprise sales partner started moving away from their enterprise partner program, it became clear that change was inevitable.
Leaving our distribution partner meant going from $30K to $10K in revenue—a tough hit. But in reality, it was a huge relief. The toxic work environment had been holding us back, and after a year of pushing through, we finally broke free.
Now, we’re leaner, more focused, and fully in control of our path. This moment isn’t just about cutting ties—it’s about hitting a major milestone and stepping into the next chapter of Rantir’s journey with clarity and purpose.
Onward and upward! 💡💪 #NoCode #EnterpriseNoCode #Milestone #StartupLife
Congrats on hitting $10K independently — taking control of your path is huge.
One thing to watch: with enterprise no-code tools, silent API or webhook failures can disrupt workflows and frustrate users before you notice.
We built PageMon to send instant alerts via Slack, Discord, or email whenever APIs fail. Could help keep Rantir reliable as you scale and take on new clients.
That's a huge move—congratulations. Escaping a toxic partnership is a massive win, and hitting $10k on your own is the real proof of your value.
As you define this new, focused chapter for Rantir, have you thought about the creative side of things? It feels like the perfect time for a brand refresh to signal to the world that you're fully in control now.
Onward and upward!
Hey, congratulations! You've made a difficult choice, enduring short-term pain for the company's longer-term betterment. That's a really tough call, so kudos to you!
I just looked at Rantir, and I believe it's powerful, but I'm not sure who it's truly meant for. I see many features, and it looks great and powerful, but there's no clear user pain point or business case it solves on the first page. Like what's in it for the person buying it? And how does it solve it for them vs the other similar products?
Hadn't heard of Rantir before, but looks to be a cool endeavor 👏
You probably should focus on differentiating your marketing a bit. Maybe ha some comparisons pages against competitors like tines.com. B2B is hard. B2B is probably even harder if your market is in Europe.