ScreenshotOne
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Krasun: ScreenshotOne's total monthly expenses are around $4,500
“Total expenses should be around 4500 dollars, I think, like in total.”
Krasun: ScreenshotOne operates at 40% to 60% profit margins
“It's around from 40 to 60% profit margins.”
Krasun: ScreenshotOne Runs on TypeScript, Go, Puppeteer, and Cloudflare
“I use TypeScript for managing headless browsers and puppeteer library. I use Go language for rate limiting, managing API keys, and so on. I use Cloudflare for storing screenshots as an API gateway to my product.”
Krasun: Raising SaaS prices filters for committed, serious users
“When you raise prices, it really helps. It's much stronger signal to get people who really want to use your product.”
Krasun: ScreenshotOne had near-zero profit margins at $7 per month
“Seven fell, ah, okay, it's the simplest, but my margins were almost zero. So I decided to reduce the free plan, and I raised prices for next plans.”
Krasun: ScreenshotOne monthly churn dropped from 11% to 7%
“For me, it was like, let's 11 person per month. Now it's close to seven.”
Krasun: Personalized yes-no churn emails achieved near 100% response rate
“And I almost got a 100% success rate of getting these answers.”
Krasun: Building and launching ScreenshotOne took five months
“It took me five months to build it and launch it.”
Krasun: Ultimate validation requires ten paying customers outside your network
“Once you have at least 10 paying customers from outside network and you didn't know them, they just came and bought your product and use it. That's for me, like an ultimate validation.”
Krasun: Choosing a niche with existing competitors validates market demand
“Having some niche with competitors is good. You can probably also find some numbers. You can see how many customers they have.”