Luis Miguel

Luis Miguel

Founder HAGGIN. SaaS pricing, negotiable

About

I previously built and sold OhMyNewst, a newsletter ad network (acquired by Prensalink). Every deal there was a negotiation. Several years of watching list prices never be the final price is why HAGGIN exists 👇 Now building HAGGIN (hagg.in): a link for customers on their way out: they make an offer, you accept, counter or pass. Your list price never moves. No chat, no marketplace, and the money goes straight to you. Launching in public with 0 users and one rule: my own price is negotiable. Real numbers every Friday on X. Based in Spain. Happy to talk pricing, negotiation, or why your pricing page needs a third button.

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Maker History

  • HAGGIN
    HAGGINBefore they leave, ask what they'd pay.
    Sep 2026
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    Joined Product HuntJanuary 30th, 2023

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Where would you put a "Make an offer" link?

I spent this week telling people to put it on their pricing page, next to the price. Three separate founders pushed back with the same worry: if they can negotiate, why would anyone pay list price?

They were right about the placement. The link works best where you're already losing the person: the end of a trial, the cancellation flow, a quote that went quiet, etc. On the pricing page it only makes sense when you were going to discount anyway, Black Friday style.

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HAGGIN - Before they leave, ask what they'd pay.

HAGGIN is a link for people on their way out: the trial that ended, the cancel click, the quote that went quiet. They make an offer with price, seats, commitment and extras. You accept, counter or pass from an inbox. No chat. Your list price never moves.
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