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Dead simple, drag & drop personal websites.
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Websites don't have to be so cookie cutter. Make a website that feels uniquely 𝘆𝗼𝘂 in under five minutes.
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(Oh, and the entire homepage is editable too.)
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Love it! Great job 👏
Saw this when you posted on reddit. Still have the same reaction - Brilliant. Are you comfortable sharing how you built it?
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Maker
Hey all! Just posted a compilation of pages -- -- enjoy!
The website is great! Will you be monetizing / hiring people soon?
Maker
no plans to hire, but monetizing yes. you can upgrade here
Came here from indiehackers newsletter! Happy for you, man! The website looks super fun! Might give it a try for my own side-project! Yay!
Maker
amazing! DM if you need any help
I tried to export it for so that I could upload it in my server. It's not yet possible. In case you're planning to build this feature, idk if this is what a paying customer would want.
Hi! So I really like your product and went to the pricing page and here's my quick analysis: I went to your pro plan page because I wanted to do a custom URL/redirect. You have two levels of pro, the low level doesn't support that and the high level was more than I wanted to pay right now, but I considered paying the lower one just because I like your product. Then I realized the big selling point of that level was that it removed the branding, but actually I saw that as a drawback because I'd like to support your product, so I found myself remaining without an upgrade. I also looked for a way to just give you like $10 as a thanks and remembered that there was something about support here on PH, so I found this page and your link depricated on launch so I'm actually kind of... just leaving you this note so that you know there's a disappointing customer journey for someone who wants to help but is trying to reduce their monthly subscriptions. I don't know how many customers(?) like me there are but n=1 is still data, I guess. Good luck!
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Hey! Thank you so much for this in-depth note. Long-story short — I agree. 100%. It's very confusing, and both (a) clearing up the pricing strategy, and (b) providing a way to offer one-time donations, are high on my priority list. DM'd you by the way!
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