Wrabit

Last week the Wrabit launch did pretty well. After a few days I noticed that although 15 users got past the pay wall, ~80 people didn't.

I posted on Indie Hackers to get some advice and it was pretty clear. Remove the paywall and let people try the product. Let them see the value before asking for a credit card.

I've removed the paywall so people can see the value of Wrabit faster!

Although Wrabit has a paywall, I have 11 paying subscribers. They are all trialling so no money yet but I'm happy to see people signing up.

I have a lot more people who didn't convert so I'm excited to speak to the potential leads and see what I can do to help them on their journey.

Yesterday there was a small issue with scheduling my Product Hunt post. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get it on the front page yesterday so it got rescheduled today.

It's launched on Product Hunt and I have 5 users subscribed! Five seems like a very small number but I'm proud nonetheless.

I spend the last few months building out the MVP. It was hard to cut out all of the nice to haves. In the end, I made it to launch on my first product which was a proud moment for me.

The code base is entirely open source and there is a lot of work to do but I'm motivated to make Wrabit the best it can be!