Eugene Marshall

Hey everyone, I'm Alex, solo dev, built this on my own.

Makers Page is a free dashboard for indie builders: list your product, get discovered, and track where you actually stand, day by day. It also plugs into your AI coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor) to help draft and publish your updates, but the dashboard's the core of it.

Calculating SaaS metrics is my weekend hobby, same as our family budget and the mortgage plan, which is a strange thing to admit. My conclusion so far: almost every number I report has a definition I can move, and the flattering one always survives.
Nobody lies. The definition just drifts.
MRR: annual contracts divided by twelve, correct, and setup fees in the same total, not correct. Nobody decided that, both arrive as money in the same month.
LTV over CAC is the one that cost me something. Both inputs were already soft and I was treating the result as a decision. A wrong ratio does not look wrong, it is a normal number in a normal range.
So which one did you measure wrong? Not on purpose for a deck. The one where you found out later the definition had moved.

Bought this domain long back, thinking between selling or using this for domain for all my open source projects.

Just wanted to know what is it valued in the market.