This is right on the money. There will always be someone to compete with, and that competition does nothing but benefit the users in the long run. Even if you

This is right on the money. There will always be someone to compete with, and that competition does nothing but benefit the users in the long run. Even if you manage to best your old competition, someone new will eventually come along and challenge you to become better, or replace you because you couldn't. Our main competitor landed a $5 million A round (we are bootstrapping and have no intention of raising money), but we still pull in $1500 a month in donations. It's not "a hell of a lot", but it's a lot when you consider the ratio of donors to purchasers. Yes, the smaller business can still do very well!