Just shipped the biggest @replymer update ever π
It's no longer just a reply tool. It's how you become the product ChatGPT recommends:
β’ AI Visibility dashboard across 6 engines
β’ Gap list: where AI cites competitors, not you
β’ Ready-made replies & outreach for every gap
β’ MCP server β your AI agent runs the loop
Trackers measure. We measure and equip.
Shipped the craziest feature yet for @refgrow_com π₯
Now you can hire an AI affiliate. It writes reviews of your product, submits it to directories, and takes 30% only from sales it actually brings.
$0 upfront. No affiliates in your program is no longer a thing.
https://t.co/bsxsPyoKyi reached $2,300 MRR!
+52% growth in a month.
I think the product has finally become one of the best solutions in SaaS affiliate software.
One of the most common ways affiliates cheat π
They buy Google Ads on your brand keywords, intercept your own organic traffic, and pocket the commission.
Just shipped paid-traffic fraud detection in @refgrow_com.
Every click gets parsed for gclid, fbclid, msclkid, ttclid + paid UTM tagging.
Flagged conversions auto-freeze, you review them in a queue, ban with one click and pending payouts get rejected automatically.
https://t.co/jV85lyGDcR just hit $10K MRR π
M1: $6,350
M2: $7,250
M3: $7,352
M4: $7,446
M5: $6,308
M6: $6,462
M7: $10,086
4 months stuck around $7K. Month 5 went backwards. Then +56% in 30 days.
What changed in month 7?
I started using Replymer to grow Replymer. Publishing replies on X every day with my own tool.
Turns out the best way to sell a product is to use it in public.
My MRR went from $6K to $9K in 15 days.
I only used @replymer to reply on X. Didn't touch Reddit.
Everyone keeps telling me Reddit is where you find customers. My numbers say otherwise.
My theory:
Reddit replies = better for AI visibility (ChatGPT,
Perplexity cite Reddit a lot) X replies = actual customers, right now
If you need pipeline today, X replies are underrated. If you want to show up in AI answers in 6 months, Reddit matters.
Most founders pick wrong by defaulting to Reddit because it's where everyone tells them to go.
Most indie hackers fail because they build too few products.
I built 35+ products in 5 years. Sold 5.
The ones that worked? I couldn't have predicted them.
ReplyGuy started as a weekend experiment. Sold it for more than my annual salary in Ukraine.
Replymer hit $10k in 30 days. It was product #32 or something.
The first 15 products made $0.
"Focus on one thing" is advice from people who got lucky on their first try.
The rest of us need volume.
Here's why you don't need to use Refgrow π
Forget about an affiliate program if you don't have any paying customers yet, or if you only have a few.
Add an affiliate program later, once your product has begun to gain some traction. Then it might just work and accelerate your growth.