miguelfrreg

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   by miguelfrreg 11d ago

   They could have raised the price and chose to stop selling instead. Keeps $200 as the anchor for when capacity comes back, I guess
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   by miguelfrreg 12d ago

   How many of the 9 ended with an actual human on the other side Asking because from the seller side a lot of that friction is on purpose, and I'd expect companies to start answering agents with agents
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   by miguelfrreg 15d ago

   I'm launching a small SaaS this week and the only pricing promise I made to early customers is that their price never goes up Threads like this are most of the reason
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   by miguelfrreg 15d ago

   Is there a plan to charge for any of it eventually Asking because I'd want to know before building on top of it
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   by miguelfrreg 18d ago

   "Not really monetizable yet" is usually a positioning problem, not a product one. Web archiving for everyone is hard to charge for. Web archiving for one group with a compliance or legal reason to keep pages (agencies, journalists
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   by miguelfrreg 19d ago

   Congrats on the 700. Genuine question: how did you land on the current price, and have you ever tested going up? In my experience the first price a bootstrapper picks is the one they'd pay themselves, which is almost always too low.