I'm validating a micro-SaaS idea this week. Product: Automatic Stripe cancellation surveys Target: Indie SaaS founders who don't know why customers cancel Price: $49/mo (vs ChurnKey's $299/mo) 7 days to hit 25 signups or I pivot. Full plan ๐งต
Why I'm sharing this publicly:
1. Accountability (I've built stuff nobody wanted before)
2. Real feedback (if this is stupid, tell me NOW)
3. Early customers (if you'd use this, sign up)
Following along? I'll share daily updates this week.
What am I missing?
I'm validating a micro-SaaS idea this week. Product: Automatic Stripe cancellation surveys Target: Indie SaaS founders who don't know why customers cancel Price: $49/mo (vs ChurnKey's $299/mo) 7 days to hit 25 signups or I pivot. Full plan ๐งต
Question for SaaS founders:
When customers cancel via Stripe, do you know why?
I'm building automatic cancellation surveys and validating demand this week.
Landing page: https://t.co/A1MQJfjACK
Would this be useful to you? Or nah?
Looking for honest feedback ๐
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#vibecoding can work really well with no balls dropped for scalability, security, etc if you use @EventModeling and #EventSourcing. This adds the accounting aspect to information on information systems so you don't hurt yourself letting your "vibe" paint you into a corner that you'll need a rewrite to get out of.
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