Database of 50+ Profitable Products built w NoCode

Insights into profitable products built w No-Code

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January 15, 2022 $83 in sales and 17 users later

With the database I made a total of $83 in sales - excluding all costs, it's $72 in profit. I don't remember how much time I spent doing this, but likely about 20-30 hours so by the hour not too great, but I've learned quite a bit about the No-Code space and made some relationships along the way. Now I'm more comfortable knowing which tools to select for my next projects.

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December 18, 2021 Raised prices

I went from $4.99 to $8.99 to see if there are people willing to pay at that price. I also created some new discount codes, as it turns out that a few No-Code founders have reached out to get access to the database as they wanted to conduct customer research.

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November 22, 2021 Launch

I launched on Gumroad, Makerpad, Subreddit (No-Code), Twitter, No Code Founders, Product Hunt, and Facebook. I had the most hope with Product Hunt but it didn't yield any results. Makerpad and Reddit are actually the places where I had the highest conversion rate. After almost a week I got $34 in sales.
This project is actually very low in cost - I spent <$1 per month for Carrd website hosting. The only major costs are Gumroad transaction fees, which amount to abuot 10-15% of my sales then.

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November 15, 2021 Beef up the research

Upon people buying, I think there might be some validation so I collected more examples - 30 more to be precise, and 3 more No-Code tools for comparison. For all these No-Code tools I tried them out myself to build prototypes. I changed the price from $1 to $7.99

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November 1, 2021 Finished MVP

I got the idea from reading multiple people asking about which profitable products have been built with No-Code. Particularly, people are concerned how such products operate on large scale - the main concern with No-Code is about scalability and maintenance. Thus I did some digging and prepared my MVP with just 10 examples and comparison of 3 No-Code tools.
I posted the MVP on Gumroad and Makerpad at a super low price $1 - got about 7 buyers.

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Folks on IndieHacker and other platforms such as Makerpad have been asking how actually successful products built with No-Code are, and how to select No-Code tools for their idea.