Jacob Lenski

If they're happy to, of course, provide feedback for a lifetime supply, that's much more useful than a customer that's gone.

Yeah, I think, you know, originally we were aiming for, let's say, you know, $3,000 a month, right, in terms of profit.

So I'm thinking, you know, let's say revenue, you know, our costs are pretty low, right, a SaaS product.

Of course, you know, we're not sure what the customer acquisition cost will be yet, right?

That's still more to find out once we launch.

But I think the aim would be around $6,000 to $7,000, right, revenue a month.

That was sort of my goal.

Speaking with my partners, they're thinking much larger.

They're saying, in our first launch, when we do it properly through Product Home, through the correct mediums, we could go definitely to, let's say, $100,000 in the first month.

And instead of providing a monthly subscription, we provide a lifetime subscription model, especially for early adopter products.

That works great for feedback.

No, this is the partners that we're speaking with.

60%.

Yes.

So I reached out to them in December, mainly because they were working on a complimentary product, Glorify.

This was in the same area.

I feel like it's just glorify.com or glorifyapp.com.

You should be able to reach it.

They basically provide a tool for e-commerce sellers to create graphics and marketing images, things like that.

And since this is a complimentary product, I thought it'd be great.