Show HN: Another crypto checkout page but with a flat $0.10 fee
We have a handful of customers(12) that are using it. If you interested in making it 13 customers and want to try it out - we would love to have you onboard
We have a handful of customers(12) that are using it. If you interested in making it 13 customers and want to try it out - we would love to have you onboard
Our demand for meat has increased so much it is inevitable that the market is going to resort to breeding animals faster with less care to supply the demand.
By cutting down we can have a positive impact
I was lucky enough to get access to Clubhouse this week and I really like the concept.It's similar to those pure conversational radio stations our parents would listen to back in the day.What are your recommendations for startups?At the moment I follow Startup Club, SaaS and Y Combinator (unofficial)
We want to help new startups, who are both looking to get their MVP build faster and are looking for no code/ low code options.
It will take time to build out a product for the larger community but for now we are looking to small a problem.
Thanks for your feedback
Using Stripe Connect is something we are going to add.
We could offer our customers both options and let them choose which one is best.
The only drawback comes into play with marketplace and platform apps. The platform itself may already be using OAuth with their customer.
We could offer our customers both options and let them choose which one is best.
Startups would put in their restricted key - a secret key with only the access that is necessary.
In terms of pricing, a request is an api call. I can see your point with $5 to send 250 text messages. It does sound steep. The first 5000 requests are at $20 which should adequate for most startups. Majority of our customers don't use more than 750 right now.
If we find customers maxing out the limits too quickly we will definitely adjust our pricing
We handle security in a few ways;
- Clients are initialised with Key & ID - We advocate for keys to not be hardcoded
- The key is used for request encryption and are never sent to the server. Request hashes are also used to make sure Man In the Middle Attacks are avoided
- Custom Auth Tokens can be sent with requests - On the server side we use your provided auth callback to ensure it is valid
What do you think about the steps we take? Tokens are really important because they offer another layer of protection