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We shouldn’t assume the app created the customer base anew or solves a novel problem. Maybe this one does, we don’t know. But, what if the app is just an app ve
by jahnu 2y ago
We shouldn’t assume the app created the customer base anew or solves a novel problem. Maybe this one does, we don’t know. But, what if the app is just an app version of a existing website store?
As an example I could imagine a clothing brand wanting an app that customers can install instead of using their phone browser. $10k/month in that context isn’t as surprising or impressive.
- csomar 2y agoIn which case the LLM contribution to the $10K/month is equivalent to hiring a mobile developer to build such an app which (given the implied simplicity) should be a few thousands one time cost. Not the $120K/month implied by PP. And don't get me wrong, paying a few dozen dollars to get a few thousand dollars worth of software is quite the value.