Dan Gray

Hey Hunters! 🚀 Providing credible numbers on market size is a headache for founders, but many investors see it as a critical part of the pitch. That's why we built a practical Startup Market Size Calculator, a free tool that helps you estimate TAM, SAM, and SOM with real benchmarks from 200+ industries based on more than a decade of fundraising data on Equidam. How it works: - Pick your...

We’re the team behind Equidam – a startup valuation platform used by over 150,000 startups worldwide. Today, we’re launching something new: an embeddable valuation widget and API, built for: - Fundraising consultants - Accelerators - Financial advisors - Crowdfunding platforms - Alternative financing platforms With just one line of code, you can now let startups get an instant, data-driven...

A fantastic resource for founders, covering both the fundamentals and some often overlooked aspects (e.g. 'High valuations aren't always a good thing'). Bravo to the HF team for continually putting out stuff like this (the Hustle Fund x Deck Doctors Pitch Deck eBook is another gem) for free. I only wish I could get a physical copy to stack alongside Democratizing Knowledge!

The early stage venture market serves as a critical catalyst for innovation and economic growth. However, despite its importance, this market has long been characterized by information asymmetry, leading to misallocated capital and inequitable outcomes. Greater visibility on valuation and market data for startup investment is a vital step towards establishing a fairer and more effective...

Fantastic initiative @cee! Great news for European founders. Would love to chat if you are interested in adding startup valuation analysis and reporting to this.

What differentiates you from traditional, well-established offerings like BBR? When you talk about 'democratising access to this asset class', how? Are you tokenising wine so you can offer fractional owenership of the super-expensive first-growths etc?

Hey @andrewgazdecki, do you do anything to help sellers figure out a sensible asking price for their company? Thinking particularly about early stage companies without a track record of stable revenue growth etc.

Fantastic product. Gives you all of the options you could want for investing, setting up an ISA, backing companies you believe in, and access to ETFs and commodities.

In addition to being a great product, Freetrade is backed by a great team with a sustainable approach to development. They may not be rushing out features like other companies, but everything they do add feels polished and well thought out. Pros: Stock trading done right. Seriously. No fees, great UX. Cons: Really can't think of any.

Most people I know basically get through the month just paying off bills to forget them as quickly as possible before they become a problem. Onedox makes that much less painful, and can help you find better deals. Pros: Great tool for managing household finances Cons: No support for council tax or water bills yet

I don't know of anyone who is as much an authority on bootstrapping and launching product ideas as Levelsio. He's probably also responsible for the plague of 'curated resources' on Product Hunt. Pros: Bootstrapping wisdom from someone who lives that life Cons: $30 might be a steep price relative to the length

I have much greater trust in Revolut as a regulated financial services company, than I do in any crypto exchange. If you are treating crypto as an asset rather than a currency - which I think is most people these days - this is a fantastic product. Pros: Super quick and easy, fundamentally secure Cons: It's closer to a CFD

How does this differ from @RevolutApp? They've been doing the 'multiple currency accounts' thing for over a year or so, and are way ahead in terms of features and infrastructure - banking license in the pipe.

Education about personal finance is even more effective than simply raising income. I've got a huge amount of respect for financial technology products that help customers make smarter decisions, when the establishment has typically made a lot of money from loans and overdrafts from irresponsible spending. Installed Emma a few days ago - Great interface, much easier to navigate than the mobile...

This implementation really seems to be aimed at people who see cryptocurrencies as an investment asset, rather than a true currency - and I think that's a fairly accurate assessment of the market at the moment. Who is really spending their bitcoin right now? Pros: Super easy, and held by a trusted financial company Cons: More of an 'investment' product than a 'currency'

You can't really call it an algorithm if it's just looking at the 9 most liked pictures.

I really like the idea of a more democratised Product Hunt. I've never quite understood why PH couldn't go the Reddit route of having votes determine who made it to the front page rather then hand-selection. That said, you really need to focus on a niche in order to get this off the ground. Right now the signal:noise ratio is pretty bad, there's games and other random stuff in the mix. Find a...