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Ask HN: How many of you are profiting with LLM wrapper apps?
- omertt27 7mo ago0, wrappers are not defensible.
- alex1sa 7mo ago[flagged]
- lyfeninja 7mo agoI sprinkled some pixie dust and put a bow on mine and 5x'd my revenue. Turns out people love paying a lot of money for something they can do themselves. Now if only I can get my token costs under control...
- LinkSpree 7mo agoWrapper apps are basically dropshipping from back in the day. I am sure the real profit is in the right problems that users are willing to pay for. AI portraits for example is a very simple solution that is a wrapper with an image generator on top. Still pulling in big bucks every day.
- kacenah819fy 7mo ago[dead]
- andrewvector 7mo agoThis is a really, really good question! While I wouldn't necessarily call what I'm building "wrappers", although others might disagree, I'm not making any revenue from them currently, however my market is more developer tools & enterprise. I AM however, getting lots of value from having built a lot of tools, but by virtue of hands on experience with the tech (I'm a SWE), and reputation as someone who's actively integrating the tech, not sure if that counts haha but it's helping my career at the moment!
- muzani 7mo agoI feel like nobody is making money from pure wrappers. Services like Cursor or Vapi are derogatorily called wrappers, but they do a lot of work on the harness. It's quite clear what work they do if you try to build your own.
- AbanoubRodolf 7mo ago[flagged]