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Most of my revenue comes from companies that basically resell my product with some cherry on top specializations for their local markets. I have managed to deve
by smashah 4y ago
Most of my revenue comes from companies that basically resell my product with some cherry on top specializations for their local markets. I have managed to develop a mechanism (also just the nature of the product) that charge per end user so it's protected against exploitation. No marketing/landing page required on my end, my clients end up making avg. 6x on top. win win.
- rr808 4y agoThis is actually a great business model. Most Americans underestimate how big the world is. You'll never be #1 in Brazil and Pakistan and the Philippines, South Africa, Egypt etc etc if you do it yourself, but resellers can make a great living off that.
- ako 4y agoIs it saas? How do you enable your customers to specialize your software?
- smashah 4y agoIt's open source and designed to be built on top of and to easily deploy at scale. Every instance is linked to an end users number, licenses are sold per number per month. Self-hosted SaaS.
- InvaderFizz 4y agoI work for a SaaS that explicitly allows reselling and rebranding. We change a few variables for what color scheme and theme is applied, what support docs are linked, and what which domain names are used. Other than that, there is very little code difference between what we sell direct and what the resellers present to their clients. Some of those resellers are big names with enterprise reach that we will never have. In the end, it all works just fine for us.