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u/Admirable-Language65 2 hours ago Claude Code

I monetized an app I made, and it’s probably not you think how. Advice to others.

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  2. u/Hopeful_Crab_7522 1 2 hours ago
    love this approach, using the app as leverage instead of the product itself. the human glue between the data and the deal is what they're actually paying for.
  3. u/Admirable-Language65 OP 1 2 hours ago
    One last note: they don’t know the methodology I’m using if they knew they would just copy it. I just say it’s using independent research and legally tell them there is no insider information.
  4. u/Mysterious_Sleep8653 1 2 hours ago
    Ok. But what's your point exactly ? I didn't understand it.
  5. u/Admirable-Language65 OP 1 1 hour ago
    The point is that I wouldn’t have been able to do that without the app I made because it would have costs 1000s of dollars. I made an app as a tool to make money, not making an app try and sell because it looks cool. The human element is what I am selling that would be impossible without the app. People make SaaS and have no idea real SasS companies have teams of BDRs spending 3000 hours on the phone a year give or take even if the product is good.