It's not surprising. Information products are often the easiest to produce, lowest risk-to-reward, and often valuable enough people will part with money just to

It's not surprising. Information products are often the easiest to produce, lowest risk-to-reward, and often valuable enough people will part with money just to see if you have some information they don't. It's sort of like FBA used to be when alibaba arbitrage was still new. It's so, so, so much harder to start a SaaS product and get an MMR that covers minimum expenses. It has very little to do with talent, because SWEs are talented enough to make an app, but more about getting properly funded and often times how well you can get foreign developers to work for you so you can move quicker. Solo development still happens occasionally, but only rarely anymore. SaaS products have necessarily gotten even more complex and the "one man job" type niches are filled to the gills with failed projects.