RevSync

4 days after launching on ProductHunt, RevSync crossed $1.000 dollar in sales.

Most of those sales are because of the Early Bird pricing, where there are 200 spots available to buy a lifetime subscription for just $49!

I also got a couple of monthly subscriptions and free plan users at this point.

D-day arrived. Today I was going to launch on ProductHunt!

I launched at exactly midnight, told my maker friends, and shared it on my socials.

RevSync immediately rose to the top and stayed there for the whole day! It was such a rush!

RevSync ended the 3rd of the day. That is a personal best for me!

I loved the idea of RevSync so much, that I just started working on it day and night. Just a day after the initial idea, I had a (very) rough front-end and a smooth running backend that successfully integrated Revue with Substack(!), Mailchimp and Ghost.

Especially Substack was challenging, as they don't have any API available.

For the last 6 months, I have been living and working from Bali. I meet with a group of some of the most inspiring makers every week to share our progress and work on our projects.

At one of those meetings, @jamespotterdev (Twitter) told the group about the new feature Twitter was launching, where you can now signup for somebody's newsletter directly from a Twitter profile. He said somebody should build this for other newsletter tools and that is how RevSync was born!