Selling Software is better for everyone.
Software you can own.
I am taking a stand against SaaS and selling software people can own. Peeling back the onion one layer at a time.
Using the Once.com license (did you know they allow that?) I am joining the the post–SaaS era.
The first product is in pre-sale, with $100 discount until launch.
Double-Zero is more than an email dashboard and API.
Double-Zero is a piece of software you can buy and own. To modify as you wish, and do whatever you want with. Commercially or otherwise.
Double-Zero
Own your Email Dashboard
Free as in speach.
A dashboard and api for AWS SES
- Markdown templates
- Send broadcasts
- Multi-recipient tracking
00 is a dashboard and api meant to be used with your own SES account. You can buy it once and use it forever.
Play this card cut out the leach.
Once upon a time you owned the software you paid for. Sometimes you owned some software you didn’t pay for either way it was yours to use. Eventually you were forced to rent most of it.
On the professional and consumer level we became complacent to the rental scheme that was forced upon us.
This has caused headaches on both sides, and invented new problems consuming all of silicon valley’s web talents attention.
Meanwhile I think popular opinion has shifted. People miss owning things. Small businesses miss the mostly free internet. Big businesses miss the privacy and mote that comes from ownership & improvements.
I think one in every 5 free tier SaaS customers would pay for software they were confident they could build on-top of and become profitable from. I think even higher rates of paying customers would switch.
All this without having to worry about churn.