Articles tagged “Indie development”
Articles tagged “Indie development” on the Shoryaku AI blog.
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Why automatic competitor-site comparison was removed
The feature was removed after no comparison completed in production. The search API was unavailable, outputs were cut off, and the effect could not be measured.
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The first setup for search traffic after a site goes live
Publishing the site does not make Google visit. Search Console and GA4 are the first setup for search traffic.
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How to publish a website without paying for hosting
For a small site, hosting can stay inside a free tier. This records what Shoryaku AI's own site used in a month.
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Build a website with AI: about $20 a month, then $0 for the server
One AI-agent subscription is enough to build the site. After it is published, the server cost in this account was zero.
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All 11 AI SaaS listings on an M&A site reported zero monthly revenue
The prices were asking prices at listing time, not closed deals, and not a statistic for the whole AI SaaS market.
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Why there is no free plan, and a 14-day trial instead
A free plan was skipped so payment intent is visible first. The trial is 14 days and does not ask for a card.
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On 8 M&A listings, page views alone did not explain monthly revenue
Among listings that disclosed both, one had 1.6 million page views and ¥10,000 in monthly revenue, and another had 475 page views and ¥1.3 million. This is not a correlation study.
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Asking prices are not enough to know what an indie SaaS sells for
An earlier pass called about 160 listings actual sales. This correction separates asking prices, ended listings, and official closed examples.
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Pricing for 8 marketing-analytics SaaS products could not be compared by monthly fee
Public prices for products such as AgencyAnalytics, Databox, and Supermetrics bill by customers, data sources, or locations, not by one monthly number.
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A 7-year SaaS listed for sale because of a server migration
The seller reported 47 paying companies and growth, and listed the business over operating capacity and a server move. One listing is not a general rule.