When thinking about the viability of a business, developers commonly make the mistake of assuming that nobody would pay for something that's possible for them to code up themselves.
Sure, many of us write code all day and love it. But most people have other responsibilities, value their time highly, and (correctly) prefer to pay reasonable amounts of money so they can spend their time doing more important or profitable things.
When thinking about the viability of a business, developers commonly make the mistake of assuming that nobody would pay for something that's possible for them to code up themselves.
Sure, many of us write code all day and love it. But most people have other responsibilities, value their time highly, and (correctly) prefer to pay reasonable amounts of money so they can spend their time doing more important or profitable things.