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Indie maker building simple, high-leverage tools for founders. Always moving forward with clean execution, fast distribution, and solving real operational bottlenecks. Next.js developer.

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  • Listifying
    ListifyingDirectory submissions on autopilot for busy saas founders
    Aug 2026
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    Joined Product HuntAugust 4th, 2026

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24d ago

How do you plan Lifetime Deals?

I have developed a few saas. Most of which were AI based saas and they needed AI to produce output. I wanted to run lifetime deals on those saas, but there was a problem that for how long can I sustain those users? I have been through a lot of lifetime deals platform to see if those were good fit for my saas. Then there came another problem for me. All of those platforms were taking a minimum of 40% sale commission while asking me to heavily discount the listing price.
For me, those platforms were charging way more than I expected initially. Then I realized that it would be a disaster for me if I ever launched my saas on these platform. I also came to know that there were people known as power users, and these people tend to exploit your application and its features.
I also was confused whethe providing lifetime deals directly to the users of your saas would be good? But, the question here still arises - For how long can you sustain these users as your api bill will be there for you every month for the rest of your life?

So, did you ever plan for lifetime deals? Or would you ever go with lifetime deals?

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27d ago

Vibe coding is fast, but can you still explain what you built?

I think one of the interesting things about vibe coding is how quickly you can end up with something that works.

As a product designer, I used to spend more time figuring out how something should work before seeing it in action.

Now I can build a working version with AI much earlier in the process.

But there s something I ve started paying more attention to.

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1mo ago

What do you do when there are only visitors on your app and very less to no signups at all?

It has happened to me with my previous saas. There were visitors coming from different channels and through SEO also. At the beginning, I was very confident that people would be signing soon. But, after sometimes, I was actually confused as to what is the problem. 2 people signed up. That's it. They used the application just once and never came back. I concluded that it wasn't solving any big or real problem and moved to my new project.
What do you actually do in these situation? Would you continue with your journey, pivot or move to your next project?

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