Andy Cloke plans to go full-time on Data Fetcher at $5K–$10K MRR
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Andy Cloke, founder of Data Fetcher, explains the revenue threshold needed to transition from freelance contracting to his bootstrapped SaaS product full-time.
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“I think I'd probably do it sooner. Maybe if it gets to like five or 6000 a month and I've got savings and it's growing and I can work out, you know, in three months, this is going to be on 10,000 or something. And I just live off savings for a few months. So yeah. Yeah. Five between five and 10, I think is, is the sweet spot.”
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