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16d ago

Congrats! Looks very cool, I think it'll be helpful for a lot of startup teams

LiveDemoThe open source interactive demo creation platform

17d ago

@busmark_w_nika IMO everything must contribute to the main business pipeline, even "free" stuff, are serving the "paid" parts. So, any part that is desired by many, won't put a lot of cost on your table, and can act as "lead magnet" can be free, but well attached to the rest of the paid services/features, so it can convert users to paid clients.

How do you decide what features should be free and what should be paid?

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17d ago

Hey team! Great work, curious to learn what are the exact use cases Jared can perform? Is it mainly coding? or generic tool execution? or something else?

jared.soAI that monitors convos & proactively jumps in when needed

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25d ago

It's a very interesting that YC also mentioned this

YC mentioned AI-native agencies for Spring 2026 and we're already seeing this shift with customers

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28d ago

Looks really cool! Good work, will try it out

AskNeo End-to-end Voice & SMS shared inbox for Teams

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29d ago

Nice points. I think we have a lot being inherited from the SaaS model, which was basically rent a server for $50–$500 per month, host hundreds or thousands of users, and make 60–90% margins on a few paid clients, and easily give away Freemium or Free Trial access. But now we're moving to AI-first solutions, burning through tokens, integrating with multiple API sources, which are 95%+ paid...

To hard paywall or not — that is the question!

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1mo ago

Why founders are ditching 8 sales tools for one AI that just does it

The modern sales stack is a mess. Apollo, Lemlist, Clay, Phantombuster, Dropcontact, Smartlead, a CRM. That's 6-8 tools, $500-1k/month, and 20+ hours/week just to operate them. And most founders I talk to have bought at least three of these and barely use any of them. Here's what I've noticed: The real cost isn't the subscriptions, it's the learning curve. Clay is genuinely powerful, but you...

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1mo ago

Looks really cool, congrats! Do you have a special focus on Mobile?