A SaaS that blocks high risk transactions for businesses.
Problem it solvesHigh risk transactions need to be blocked.
Mike (@MikeDoesTech) reports a new daily record for his SaaS, with 2k MRR in blocked high risk transactions.
Mike
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Set a new daily record for my SaaS 2k MRR in blocked high risk transactions 😂
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Solo dev here with a small SaaS. I'd like some advice from people further along. Over the last 7 days I've had about 1.32k visits (screenshot below). I know that's small compared to a lot of you, and some of it is probably bots. I'm not sure if Cloudflare filters those out. Traffic came from a mix of posting on Reddit, other SM sites and a few small ads. It's a file sharing site with a heavy focus on privacy, so I keep analytics minimal on purpose. I can't see much about visitors, but I can see that people are uploading files (currently just have a number incrementing when upload/download api is hit), so some of the traffic is real. What I don't know is how to turn that into paying customers or just frequent users. So I'd love to hear how you do it: * How do you advertise your SaaS? Where is your main source of traffic coming from? * Anything you tried that was a waste of money or time? * If you get traffic from reddit, how did you do it - like what was your post about? Any advice is heavily appreciated, including “you’re doing it wrong”.
u/j1mz_ · Security & privacy
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friday numbers, because posting them keeps me honest: 6 boxes running right now. 1 trial in progress. $50 in revenue in the last 30 days. tiny, but every number is real - and every box still deletes itself when it should. #BuildInPublic
@JohnOperace8y · Security & privacy
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