I've made $40k from 2 apps that only got traffic from Google.
gpt-watermark-remover: $28k revenue, sold for 10k
MoveMRR: $8.3k revenue, sold for 10k
no ads, no audience. just SEO.
what moved the needle most early on: getting listed on the right directories so Google trusts a brand-new domain
so I turned that into playbooks for 299 directories that your AI agent follows
proof: TrustMRR -> AleksDoesCode
Get my playbooks
π https://t.co/tM7TSBYLef
Happy to hear that!
Once you buy access to https://t.co/7YAxeA4wdX, you will be added on the github repo.
You fork it and tell claude
"Onboard LaunchRepo for ChatFrom_io "
Your local AI agent does the rest.
It gets to know you, your product, USP and customers.
Then it finds out which Launch-Directories are most valuable to you and starts submitting your SaaS there. Fully autonomously, will create accounts for the directories, put their badge on your website (if required and if you allow it to do it)
Basically you just let it run for a couple of hours and get mails every time your product is submitted.
It is currently a buy once use forever deal, so you can use it as many times as you want ;)
That is exactly what I built https://t.co/G8ls79KvyA for π
Over 250+ Handcrafted playbooks so your AI agent can submit your SaaS fully autonomously to directories and launch platforms
I wanted to build a tool that launches your SaaS on multiple platforms with one click.
Turns out getting platforms to cooperate is harder than building the tool.
Looks like I'll need to build a browser agent instead
Sold your SaaS?
Quick heads up: Stripe won't move your subscriptions to the buyer's account. Customers, yes. Subscriptions, no.
Found that out the hard way after my own exit. So I built the thing that does it.
I built the tool I wished existed when I sold my SaaS.
So I gave it the keynote it deserves.
Map. Rehearse. Preserve. Protect. Prove.
No custom script, no developer week, no guessing if the subscriptions made it.
One-time pricing, the sandbox is free.
Every SaaS seller migrating old Stripe data hits the same error dialogs.
Archived prices from 2019. Coupons that don't exist in the new account. Customers with no default payment method.
Stripe can't transfer subscriptions between accounts, so I built a setup wizard for it.