Would you pay?
Would you pay? is a platform where indie startup makers can present their projects to real people who swipe right if they'd pay for the product and left if not. This gives makers genuine demand signals instead of just likes, showing the percentage of users inclined to pay and visitor click-through data. It helps makers validate their ideas with early customer intent.
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julian_ting2 · Imported from Product Hunt
I'm so happy I came across this today! I have found myself being caught in the trap of continuously developing enhancements to ensure real value for a paid tier of my app, this will give me some valuable clarity on that. I will definitely give it a try and look forward to the feedback I get from it as I prepare for my first product hunt launch
chantal_r · Imported from Product Hunt
Congrats on the launch! What's the benefit for the target audience who are swiping? I work with early-stage startups and this is such a fun way to see initial interests.
heyitsirenechan · Imported from Product Hunt
Love the idea. Validating whether people would actually pay before spending months building is such a simple but valuable concept. Congrats on the launch! 🚀
farukdurak · Imported from Product Hunt