Rajesh Ram's profile on Product Hunt

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Graphic Design Manager with 10+ years of experience creating impactful visual solutions across print and digital media. I specialize in branding, magazine design, social media creatives, brochures, packaging, and presentation design that help businesses communicate with clarity and creativity. Skilled in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Canva, and Figma, with experience creating visual solutions for businesses across publishing, healthcare, FinTech, B2B, and B2C industries. Passionate about visual storytelling, brand consistency, and delivering designs that create meaningful results. Open to full-time, remote, and international opportunities.

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1d ago

Is vibe coding making you build faster or just build more?

I have been using vibe coding more lately

The speed is honestly crazy

You can have an idea in the morning and a working version by the evening

But then you look at the code later and realize you built way more than you actually needed

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3d ago

Lifetime deals almost destroyed our product roadmap.

When we launched on AppSumo, we were desperate for early traction and validation. We created a $99 Lifetime Deal (LTD) hoping it would give us that initial boost, and on paper, it looked like a massive win we made $40,000 in just two weeks! But the honeymoon phase ended fast, and the real nightmare started right after.

Suddenly, our inbox and support queue were flooded with demanding requests from LTD buyers who wanted custom enterprise features, priority support, and endless updates all without ever intending to pay us another dime. They were completely hijacking our roadmap, and our dev team spent months chasing feature requests for users who generated $0 recurring revenue, while completely neglecting our core paying subscribers.

Out of sheer frustration and burnout, we made the painful decision to pull the plug on lifetime deals entirely. We refunded the top 10% most toxic users, drew a hard line on feature requests, and switched strictly to a $29/month subscription model. Sales hit a brick wall initially, but within three months, our retention stabilized, our product quality improved drastically, and we finally regained control of our vision.

Are lifetime deals a dangerous trap that hijacks your startup s future, or is that initial cash flow worth the massive support burden and roadmap chaos?

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3d ago

How do you stop big enterprise clients from hijacking your dev schedule?

Got a few high-paying clients early on and thought it was a huge win. But now almost all our dev time goes into building custom features only they use.

It keeps their subscription active but we've completely stopped making progress on our main self serve app for everyone else.

How do you guys tell big accounts no without risking losing them entirely?