Launched our SaaS on Oct 21. 18 days in: 11 paid subscriptions and the lessons that surprised me
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Context: A self-funded team of six in Almaty, Kazakhstan, building photo-to-3D-print models, says it reached 11 paid subscriptions 18 days after payments went live.
From r/SaaS: Quick context: we're a team of 6 from Almaty, Kazakhstan, building a tool that turns a photo into a print-ready 3D model for home 3D printers. Self-funded, about $2.7k in so far. Payments went live on October 21.
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