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by upen946 4y ago
Thankyou. Yeah, thats what is means.
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by upen946 4y ago
Sorry. Not meant to trick. I mean to say 'around Airtable' niche. In anycase, its impressive.
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by upen946 4y ago
Oh what does this mean? HN blocks newly registered domains? Or Some people's firewall blocks newly registered websites?
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by upen946 4y ago
The backend is written in Node.js, TypeScript, PostgresQL, GraphQL and hosted on Heroku. The frontend is React.js, TypeScript and Airtable's Blocks SDK.
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$8600 MRR business on Airtable(founderbeats.com)
160 points by upen946 4y ago|85 comments
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by upen946 4y ago
3 times Top #5 on ProductHunt. Grew to 13000 subscribers. Stayed in Top#5 3 times.
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by upen946 5y ago
Super good work!!
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by upen946 5y ago
Great product again. Super cool tool and useful for screen shares.
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Converting old notes to a profitable newsletter(6 months – $2K MRR – $15K sales)(microsaasidea.com)
3 points by upen946 5y ago|0 comments
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by upen946 5y ago
Lots of good work from Arvid around SaaS!!
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by upen946 6y ago
Hey Thankyou. Thats the point I want to say to everyone. This is just to give a simple idea on how current saas companies are at numbers :)
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by upen946 6y ago
Thats same with pretty much any major platform but still IH does a ton of things to maintain quality.
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by upen946 6y ago
Same here
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by upen946 6y ago
Aah, sorry forgot to mention that for the context. Yes.
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by upen946 6y ago
But for starters, it still gives some idea about how the current products are performing. Personally it gives me some confidence to enter into those markets. But agreed, a wrong move could land you into a "crowded market" but ever
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by upen946 6y ago
Everyone has to start somewhere. This page may help a few people to get inspired and on top of that it quickly lists the kind of business the startup is into so people can at least get a quick idea if they are interested.
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by upen946 6y ago
Not sure if that is an issue because these are openly displayed by the founders on their sites and for places where its payment gateway approved - they must have given approval to display these publicly.
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by upen946 6y ago
I have the data sources of course. Probably will link to those. Most of it is verified via Payment gateway (by the actual source) while some are openly reported by the founders. Point noted on the numbers to make better.
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by upen946 6y ago
It is taken from various sources but some are user verified via Twitter. I did my best to validate.
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by upen946 6y ago
It is a part of 'Build In Public' strategy and also gives social proof.
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by upen946 6y ago
It acts like a social proof and gives more credibility for the product.
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by upen946 6y ago
There are a ton of products (not typically apps) that are super profitable. See some at https://microsaasidea.substack.com/p/micro-saas-products-pri...
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See how 100 startups are running – MRR and Stats(openstartups.run)
113 points by upen946 6y ago|32 comments
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by upen946 6y ago
Talks about various niches around Twitter and current players MRR, Hypefury growth
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Building micro SaaS products $1K-$10K MRR around Twitter audience/Twitter APIs(twitter.com)
3 points by upen946 6y ago|2 comments
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by upen946 6y ago
Primarily written for micro saas ideas ranging from $1K to $10K MRR.
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For anyone to build $1K to $10K MRR. How to find SaaS niche and implement?(reddit.com)
4 points by upen946 6y ago|1 comments
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by upen946 6y ago
Private business can still opt to display their revenues via comapnies like baremetrics. So, companies like baremetrics pulls this data from their stripe,paddle accounts. Business will give access to baremetrics/similar companies to pu
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by upen946 6y ago
There are still many people who are Indie Hacking and still seeing some success. For example, one of my SAAS products starting making revenue this month without spending a dime on ads until now. Agreed it takes some time. I am not disagreei
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by upen946 6y ago
What about the popular indiehacking phrase - "Do things that dont scale"?

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