
Toilette
A Self Reflection tool you will actually use 🚽
Find app builders/makers who are interested in offering lifetime access to their own saas products. If interested, feel free to reach out!
In the meantime I'm (no)coding a first landing page, building the brand, and setting up a plan to make this project succeed.
Are we evolved too much into a subscription-based society?
I had a friend who is going to launch a new app, and getting started with a subscription-based business model was a no brainer to him.
He told me about the benefits of monthly recurring revenue, the ability to continuously add value for the end-user, etc.
All fair points, but it seems that he is just following a trend without considering the other options.
He doesn’t launch a stock photo site where every month 100 images are added to the webpage or aren’t planning to launch a bunch of new features in the upcoming months. So why he wants to force his product into a subscription model?
Honestly, I get annoyed by all these regularly paying services which are draining my credit card every month.
Unfortunately, I couldn’t convince him to change his mind, and he will launch his “Saas” product within a few months. But I start talking to other people about it. What I noticed are the following preferences:
If I was buying a product I would prefer a one-time fee.
If I was selling a product I would prefer recurring revenue.
This dilemma keep brewing in my mind, and I begin to wonder about something:
What if we partner up every week with a new maker and convince Her/Him to offer their SaaS product as an exclusive lifetime license deal.
The deal is limited (one week) so it isn’t a replacement for your SaaS model, but more a temporary sales peak that will bring in some hard cash.
For the buyer, we offer a unique opportunity to get qualitative applications at a fair/flat fee.
For the maker, we will be faster at the break-even point and can use the fresh cash to invest in new features or products.
I’m getting excited about this idea, and I’m turning it into a new project.
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I launch a tool to create a habit of self-reflection with ease. So you can start improving your life without the need of downloading a “self-help” app, reading a complex book, or spending more than a minute of your time.

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