I can understand your parents perspective . . . Would 15 subscribers (@ $100 +/-) replace your developer salary . . . that seems a little low If you like deve

I can understand your parents perspective . . . Would 15 subscribers (@ $100 +/-) replace your developer salary . . . that seems a little low If you like development . . . but not the office . . . think about a remote developer position . . . maybe focus your applications in that direction . . . If 15 signups would replace your developer salary and you have 3 right now . . . think about hustling using cold calls and cold emails to potential signups and see if you can get that up to 15 or 20 signups . . . If the SaaS business isn't taking up too much of your time you could consider a remote developer position to make ends meet until your SaaS scales up. If your parents are giving you a place to live/financial help I would try to obtain a remote position . . . or hustle and scale things up to 15 to 20 signups . . . to show them it's meeting your financial needs. I can understand your parents are a little old school and probably don't understand that SaaS can exceed a traditional income . . . so show them it's working. (That said typically scaling SaaS takes a while so you might need a J O B in the mean time. Take a listen to . . . StartupsForTheRestOfUs.com and read listen to everything by Patio11 If you aren't already. Good luck . . .