From 800 MRR to 2.9k MRR in 1 night
by Alexandro MartinezIn 1 night I got 3 different customers:
- 1 for my 1-year of updates (one-time payment).
- 1 for the per-month updates (subscription).
- 1 for custom software development using SaasRock.
This is even more motivation š!
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Congratulations šŖ.
But please clean the Pricing page ( Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut... all over the page )-
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Of course! I'll make it more clear because it's supposed to be Lorem ipsum as they're demo prices that you can change by going to the /admin/setup/pricing page.
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Congratulations!
Correct me if I'm wrong but the value add here for a customer is time + cost to launch?
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Thanks a lot! Correct, right now is pre-launch access. When v1.0 is ready, it'll cost something like Gravity, and I hope to have a no-code solution as well, not to take down Bubble or Webflow, but to build simple SaaS MVPs to validate your idea, and downloading the code for custom customization if needed.
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Clean idea - best of luck
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Wow, that sounds magnificent.
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That's very encouraging. Onward and upward.
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That's terrific work, Alexandro. Congrats š¤©
Getting validation overnight gives a fantastic feel for sureš
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I needed the validation šš
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Awesome work! Keep up the hu$tle.
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Congrats. I believe soon there will be handful of open source powerful remix saas kit starters (there is already some). It is highly suggested to jump on freemium ship asap. Have a look at abp.io, they have done great work on freemium with huge growth over last 3/4 years.
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Thanks a lot! Iād love to make this open source and charge for premium support or a cloud solution, e.g. Appsmith. I hope this is open source, it could be once it has enough funding - just as Remix did - and compensate early members somehow, but Iām talking about a minimum of 12 months working on this. I like abp by the way, I tried to make my own .NET boilerplates but with React, Svelte and Vue (2 and 3), they didnāt work.
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Inspiring, keep it up!
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strong
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Congrats! Keep it up šš»
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Great work
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Impressive project - how long have you spent building this? And are you a one person team?
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3 months today: https://www.indiehackers.com/post/launching-a-remix-saas-kit-this-monday-e7844b870b. Thank you, and yes itās only me. I have a mentor tough, Chris Kluis knew me because of that post/tweet with > 600 likes.
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I think you should separate the demo and your product web page, the pricing demo page is confusing => and it is easy to overlook the "demo" word in the title.
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Iāll do that, thanks š
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Very inspiring! How big was your audience and what caused this spike?
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Hmm Iād say 250 twitter followers, I usually post products there, but I also post here, dev.to, medium, hashnode, HN, linkedin, tealfeedā¦ I donāt think I have an audience yet, besides SaasRockās customers. Also I have a 8 open source projects. I have > 1,000 GumRoad customers, 900 of them were from a free v0.0.1 remix saas kit I posted, but I have not sent emails to them, Iām waiting until this gets to v1.0.
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Congratulation
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Thanks!
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Nothing like cold cash to verify business š
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For sure! š
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Great!
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Congrats on making both business and technological progress!
I see that you're using Prisma. How do you handle server side errors with Prisma? With database operations there can arise a multitude of errors. Prisma offers some error codes and messages but they don't seem to cover all cases and I find them tedious to handle. What's your experience with it?
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Thanks Alexander! I've only had these types of errors in Prisma:
- Selecting wrong fields. Solution: make sure always to use typescript. Also, Prisma tells you something like "did you mean...?".
- Duplication (@unique). Solution: validate before creating/updating.
- Unknown resource. Solution: I get the row before updating or deleting it.
- Depends on another object. Solution:
onCascade:true, but not on every model.
I can't think of other errors I've got.
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I tried hard but canāt find any pricing information for your product. It is something I would conisder
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Thanks davor!
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