SERPFast.com

You can now see web vitals origin fallback for any page which doesn't have field data. You can also choose to turn-off origin data completely.

And settings are saved to profile for future use 😁

Screencast on my Twitter

Note-to-self: I need to figure out how to make nicer screencasts and remove the browser UI 😂

I launched yesterday and today I have a total of 10 users (who are not people I know) on my SaaS project.

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All users are currently making use of the free plan, so will see if I can convert any of these to paying customers 🤞

Vast majority of these new users have come through my LinkedIn posting - which is my biggest social audience and the post also got 'liked' by a couple of people with relatively large audiences providing additional exposure.

Yesterday I posted request for feedback here on IndieHackers, and today I've shared my project with my LinkedIn followers, colleagues and friends as well as Reddit r/bigseo < thinking the Reddit post could be taken down by moderators but hopefully not 🤞

So far (from LinkedIn only) I've has positive feedback, though most of the feedback has come from colleagues rather than potential customers / target users - I have had some interest from a couple of relevant people and looking forward to the feedback they provide.

This is going to be the first big test of my product:

• Do people think its useful?
• Are people willing to pay?

I'm finally happy with the MVP, I definitely went over-board and ignored all the rules when it comes to 'MVP' and what I have now has more functionality than would have been needed.

But I'm happy with results and now I'm going to start asking for feedback before moving to next stage of promotion.

Technology Stack:

• Nuxt.js (Vue) SSG
• Netlify Hosting + Identity (user management)
• Stripe Subscription Billing
• Firebase (linking Netlify Identity + Stripe users + storing user specific information)