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Would you call it "validated"?

by edev

Hello!

Recently i launched app on ProductHunt (https://handlespot.pro).

About app: Receive notification when your desired Twitter(X) @ handle is available.

About stats:
Got +45 registered users, 100 page views, +70 PH upvotes.
From all registered users i successfully got feedback from 11 of them.
Question was if they would pay small fee for some feartures on the app.

Results: 2 yes, 9 no.

Discussion questions:
Would you call it "validated"?
What would be next step? Build app features and integrate payments or keep getting more feedback?

Thanks in advance!

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 on August 18, 2023
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    It's only validated when they actually pay, not promise. Try introducing a paid plan and don't be afraid to lose those who don't want to pay - they might pay even if they answered "no" before. If there is value - they pay, otherwise it's doesn't make sense you are building a business.

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