Commotion
Forms for Notion
1 month after launching on Product Hunt, we've pulled in over 300 new users to the platform! Of the 300 new users, 6 are paid users, putting our conversion rate from freemium to pro to about 2%. After the big splash of the launch, we're sitting at about 3-4 organic signups everyday. It's been quite a blast, and we're just getting started!
Yesterday we launched on ProductHunt and it went great! We managed to land at 3rd for the day, and out of it we got about a 100 new users and a few Pro customers! It's an exciting moment for us because it's the first time we've gotten paid users for a SaaS service, and it's given us ton of energy to keep pressing forward. Onward!
Big shout out to @wmeredith for giving me feedback on my landing page! Based on his comments, I spent some time making the landing page look more legit, and I think I'm getting there. Hopefully this will improve our conversion rates; I'm excited to see the metrics.
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This (https://commotion.page) is awesome! Sooooo much better. I want a conversions update!
The MVP has been well received, and we've been working hard to add our most requested features: passwords and pagination. After a couple of weeks of hard work, they're ready! Now forms can be password protected as well as paginated so super long forms don't clunk up a page.
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It is a great tool ! I would like to suggest you submit it to BetaPage.co a directory of 65,000+ innovative startups and get more visibility on it.
Took a couple of weeks, but wrapping up my MVP for Commotion, Forms for Notion. Working with the Notion API has been overall a good experience. It's built with React and Node.JS. Our beta users are loving the service, and I've finally reached a point where I feel comfortable sharing it with others.
I love Notion, but I wish that Notion had forms that you could embed into pages and save responses to a Notion table. It'd be great for things like job boards or feedback pages. There are a couple of options out there, but none quite have the breadth of features I'm looking for.
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