Everything Dominic Sommer said on any show that made the record, most notable first. Each card names its show and opens the statement there.
SeriousCode.io operates as an agency to fund its own SaaS products
“And our long-term goal is to have our own products where we can yeah, live financially from them. But until we can reach this goal, we are also like acting like some sort of a web agency where we help other companies building their software or web applications…”
Dominic Sommer's agency SeriousCode.io starts hourly rates at 100 euros
“So we are actually at the moment starting our hourly rates at 100 euros. And then we also go to the top, but it's really depending on the project itself and what can be done or what needs to be done and stuff like this.”
Snapify achieved 200 weekly unique active users before monetization
“I would say like we have a weekly user 200 weekly users. So unique users, which came every week and yeah.”
Snapify plans to launch its Pro plan at $79 per year
“We are currently planning to start with 79 dollars per year for our pro plan.”
Dominic Sommer's previous project TrueQ generated only 40 to 50 questions
“I think currently we have like around 40 to 50.”
GitHub Discussions launch created direct competition for Q&A tool TrueQ
“And we also saw that GitHub is launching their discussions product, which also is a thing which is compute, competing with TrueQ a bit.”
TrueQ cost Dominic Sommer around $500 in total expenses before shutting down
“I think, 500 dollars or something, all together with server costs and also some other things, maybe not even that much.”
Dominic Sommer needs $15,000 to $20,000 monthly income to bootstrap full-time
“I also cannot really say how much step if I, for example, will cost us, but if I now have to tell a number, I think it would be at around 15 to 20 K Of monthly income. So we can say we do it full time and concentrate on it full time.”
Twitter 'build in public' community drove initial viral growth for Snapify
“Before we really released Snapify, we already were pretty active in the built-in public community on Twitter, and when we released it, it's some sort of build of a little viral effect and helped us very much in promoting our tool and finding users for it.”
SeriousCode and Snapify are built with React, Chakra UI, and Next.js
“We love React, use Chakra UI, use Next.js. This is how we are building our products, and we love those frameworks.”
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