Congrats to @DavudCokic for #1 ๐ฅ fastest growing startup of the week ๐
His product is an AI plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro that creates wedding movies for you.
๐ฐ $13,366 revenue last 30 days
๐ 1,981% MoM growth
๐ธ 75% profit margin
๐ Marketing via Meta Ads (3x+ ROAS!)
๐ฝ๏ธ No subscription
And he's selling it for $40,000 (0.2x multiple, he probably wrote this before growing fast โ anyway link below)
Honorable mentions:
- @suleyman_kskc for the #2 ๐ฅ rank this week for his AI mobile app factory, finally taking off after building 7 startups
- @georgesvernier, who built an online group money-pot platform last month, and it's already processing $90k/mo. He claims he's only earning 0.23% of that amount, but he's got solid traction!
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sure :) i saw so many people post about claudecode but i had no idea what to build to test it out. even though i have my main business, i just like building small stuff for fun. then i realized that probably other people have the same thoughts about claude code and don't know what to build with it, so i made https://t.co/NjwpxOMuTQ
i posted it on trustmrr because i wanted someone to buy it and take time to promote it properly :)
my tips would be:
-build something you would use
-if vibecoded, make sure the backend is safe
-don't be greedy when selling, it's all a game :)
thanks ahmed :)
i did have experience, i was editing videos for 2.5 years before i started my brand pxlsafe. one of the easiest way to build a successful product is to build in a field you're competent and have experience in, because you know which problems to solve exactly.
nowadays, i talk to the users through support mostly :)
when someone isn't happy with the product, i talk to them about what could be fixed and iterate on that.
thanks for the question victor :)
actually i have zero buyers from my twitter, i just started posting recently.
i got my first buyers from an affiliate video. honestly it's a great way to get a few buyers at the start, just find someone who is relevant in the niche you're selling in and get them to do a video.
i wouldn't mind giving them a big commission, even 50%, because in the beginning the point is to just get the ball rolling and get feedback so you can improve the product.
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thanks @marclou for creating this
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@imcrysha @marclou@TrustMRR I have my business that I'm focused on, this project was built for fun and I just wanted to sell it to anyone who would give it proper attention and promote it to more people