> If someone can pay $1000 they can probably pay $1500 a month
I realize this is increasingly true as most of my customers are now actual startups (vs indie hackers in the early days)
PS: Happy to provide insights on how this model has been working for me
So I’ve been running Jim Designs (https://jimdesigns.co/), my one-person subscription-based design studio for SaaS startups, for a bit more than a year now, going from making my first internet dollar to close to $10k MRR.I’m getting too much demand these days, and I’m genuinely wondering if I should raise my rates.The obvious answer is yes, but I know these spikes come in waves, and I'm...
As for your 2nd question, I actually have some of my clients that are agencies outsourcing their client work to me, which is fine. The same "1 request at a time" rule also applies in that case anyway. The only drawback for me then is that I cannot share the work publicly.
5 months ago, I launched jimdesigns.co, my one-person subscription-based design studio for SaaS startups, and by doing so, made my first internet $.Today, I passed $10,000 in cumulative revenue. This is not a significant amount whatsoever, but it means a lot to me and feels pretty surreal tbh.This is neither an overnight success as I previously tried for years to make money online by building...