... just didn't believe what i was building worth it. Third launch now: FitComrade is a B2B platform for online fitness/habbit/nutrition/yoga coaches to create UNLIMITED reusable workout plans for UNLIMITED clients I did a small crash course on capcut and made a video around it on it's free tier The third attempt took me 1.5 months of continuous effort tbh, it drained me. But after thinking about this for 1.5 years I think i was able ...

... More and more companies are using a subscription model instead of a one-time payment for a product. Duolingo, CapCut and the like are examples of subscription models (monthly or annual), while DaVinci Resolve, for example, has a lifetime license. From a customer's perspective, it is most convenient for me to have a Lifetime option, but from a marketer's perspective, I see a more sustainable subscription model for the survival of the company. On what basis ... ... decide how to price your product and what form you choose (lifetime vs

... sound bad, but I feel like Adobe is asking quite a lot of money for something that other tools do the same (if not better) with a better user experience and sometimes even cheaper. For example, Adobe XD vs. Figma Adobe Premiere vs

... Product Hunt I ve just launched a simple but useful tool for video creators and CapCut users: CapCut

... will earn something by buying/investing in a product), whether it will be profitable for me in the long term, whether it will save me time. I don't have many subscriptions, to be honest, only: Twitter Premium annual (~ 80) CapCut Pro annual (~ 120) (and that's all) ... the other subscriptions are paid for by the company... like Visual Eletric, MixPanel, ChatGPT etc. How are your subscription plans? E.g. what products you subscribed to; (budgeting  optional); what do you consider ... ... subscription guilt As for me, I try to strike a balance between essential, occasional, and aspirational tools. Essentials I use constantly: ChatGPT Pro (aka my second brain) Canva Pro (I run social content, so this one pays for itself) CapCut

... best monetisation model is CapCut (especially that psychological side of that). They let me use their free desktop version the whole time, so I started being dependent on them. I made videos with this application for about 2 years, whether for clients or for myself. The control was easy, with a wide selection of effects and customisation. Until one fine day, they made my favourite and most used functions PRO features, one video export was without a watermark ... ... wanted to cancel my subscription. -------- Can you share with us which monetisation model you found brilliant? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @gin_6078   @stefanfis  Stefan, of course, I would welcome a one-time payment for CapCut

... then picked up by Instagram ("Reels"), YouTube ("Shorts"), and later other platforms began to embrace this trend of short, vertical videos (LinkedIn, X). For these purposes, TikTok created a mobile video editing app and later a desktop version, CapCut. (2019) And guess what... Instagram is planning to launch its version (expected on the 31st of March, 2025) called Edits . Do you think that Instagram's product will overachieve CapCut

... After TikTok and CapCut was banned in the US over the weekend, Meta announced it's new video editing app as an alternative