I do $1m / month across my products my newest one was flat for 6 months (and was April: $2k MRR June: still $2k August: went DOWN I've done this 10+ times and it's always the same: you feel stuck until the product fixes the real pain in the last 30 days, growth has been insa

another terrible day for the “SaaS is dead” crowd Squad just reached $10k MRR

Bazzly crossed $10k MRR yesterday I think it's my 8th product going above $10k MRR https://t.co/1MEIhy0L5K helps you get customers from Reddit on autopilot and get you cited inside ChatGPT and other AI answers it's not your usual Reddit listening tool. it helps you - get your

I grew to $1m MRR without inventing a single original idea Revid: AI video tools exist Outrank: SEO tools exist SuperX: X growth tools exist every product I built competes in a market that was already crowded and that's the whole strategy most new founders hunt for new, untapp

I'll never raise VC funds again for my startups ever ❌ not because I hate VCs - some of them are great people but the math just doesn't work for what I'm building here's why the math never works for builders like me: - say a VC raises a $100M fund - they'd need to return 3x t

ok I'll say it sometimes I see companies raising $100m+ and burning cash at insane rates and a small voice in my head goes "should I be doing that instead?" then I look at Revid doing $600k MRR, profitable, no investors breathing down my neck and I remember why I became an in

I spent ~$35k across 7 products - 3 even hit $1k mrr I still killed them all most founders think that's embarrassing but I think it's the biggest reason I'm winning now fast failures aren't setbacks - they're data each product I killed taught me something I couldn't learn any

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