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Comment #37063185
Two answers: • The operating costs are very low, since all Easyful does is email your customers your content when they buy it. • Our team at nicer.io is primarily a product agency,…
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Comment #37061033
We started building Easyful while looking for a platform to fulfill orders for Standerd, a Figma UI kit our team uses that we sell: https://www.standerd.co/
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Comment #37061002
We’ve run Smallchat, a default-free saas app, for a few years now, supporting millions of users. Our experience: with low-operating-cost saas apps like this, you can add a paid tie…
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Comment #37060989
Good question: because we’re not handling payment processing or anything, just emailing users your content, we think Easyful can be default-free forever. If we get a bunch of usage…
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Comment #37060978
Stripe actually does collect VAT and helps you file and remit. Check out their docs page for doing this with Payment Links, which is what Easyful uses: https://stripe.com/docs/tax/…
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Comment #37056393
Yeah, I wonder about that. My hope is that other platforms’ fees are high enough to motivate creators to switch, and the transition to Easyful is pretty fast for most users, especi…
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Comment #37056316
Stripe actually handles taxes for you with Payment Links, and Easyful is just a fulfillment layer on top of that. Check out the Stripe docs page about it: https://stripe.com/docs/t…
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Comment #37056300
Easyful is a layer on top of Stripe Payment Links that handles the fulfillment for you. All Easyful users are using Stripe Payment links.
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Comment #37055428
Definitely check them out - they're great. Easyful is just a fulfillment layer that plugs into Stripe payment links for emailing customers your content when they buy something.
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Comment #37055416
Good question: we are not a merchant of record, and Easyful doesn’t even process transactions. We’re just a fulfillment layer that plugs into Stripe payment links.
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Comment #37055385
Gumroad is great! But their pricing model (flat 10%) doesn't make sense for many creators. We think it's better for most creators to own their own Stripe accounts and use a lightwe…
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Comment #37055354
Longer answer to your question here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37055297 tldr; we might add some paid features in the future but keep the base app free since operating co…
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Comment #37055297
Good question: we mostly built Easyful to use ourselves, but if it gets a significant of usage we might build some more advanced pro features and sell those features as a paid tier…
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Show HN: Easyful – A Free Gumroad Alternative
Hi HN, If you’re selling templates or digital assets online, platforms like Gumroad have a ton of amazing features . . . but they’re also expensive. It’s not uncommon to be paying …
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Comment #26077732
Hey HN! I built https://wsbindex.com this week, a site that uses the Reddit and Pushshift APIs to compile popular posts each morning from r/wallstreetbets for fun and (maybe) profi…
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Comment #14167649
Hi HackerNews - Smallchat dev here. There are a lot of great chat platforms out there. Smallchat is different in one way: we built it for the little guys. The freelancer. The local…
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Comment #10162534
The endgame for Uber is replacing their drivers with self-driving cars. The legal distinction of employee/contractor can only matter for what, 15-20 years until that happens?