A software-as-a-service product that the founder says generated a single $2,400 sale
RevenueUnprovenCredibility 40/100
A software-as-a-service product that the founder says generated a single $2,400 sale.
Problem it solves. Not specified in the thread; presumably a business problem addressed by the SaaS.
Who pays. Businesses (SaaS buyers)
Market. SaaS
How it makes money. Claimed one-time $2,400 sale (no pricing model or subscription details provided)
Claimed. $2400 sale on our SaaS
Why we didn't keep it · 21 comments read
A commenter claims a $2,400 SaaS sale (evidence of traction) but the claim is unsupported by verifiable details or links and other commenters request proof or note that a first sale can be misleading.
“'A first sale only counts as a win if it didnt cost you more to deliver than you charged for it.'” ▲ 30
“'I'd want to see the invoice before applauding.'” ▲ 40