I'm Afrid, 14 years old, building SpecWise AI solo from Bangladesh. Struggling to get my first paying customer. Would love to hear what actually made users stick around for you.
Ask HN: What's the hardest part of building a SaaS that users keep paying for?
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#3Most people never even start at age of 14, impressive ngl
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#5Providing a useful service.
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#6Providing a useful service.
Totally agree but the hard part is making sure users feel that value every time they open it. What's your take on how to make that obvious from day one?
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#7Most people never even start at age of 14, impressive ngl
Appreciate it! Honestly the hardest part isn't the age, it's getting people to actually pay. Building is the easy part lol.
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#9Congratulations on starting so early. It’s impressive.
I think getting the users is a hard part now because users are overloaded with different kinds of services and apps so you have to double down and decide who you are targeting and marketing for and only reach out to them.
Re: Ask HN: What's the hardest part of building a SaaS that users keep paying for?
#10Congratulations on starting so early. It’s impressive. I think getting the users is a hard part now because users are overloaded with different kinds of services and apps so you have to double down and decide who you are targeting and marketing for and only reach out to them.
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