Building Recurring Revenue as a Solo Developer
How solo developers build predictable income streams. WordPress maintenance plans, micro-SaaS products, plugin subscriptions, and the revenue stacking approach that compounds over time.
How solo developers build predictable income streams. WordPress maintenance plans, micro-SaaS products, plugin subscriptions, and the revenue stacking approach that compounds over time.
Recurring revenue models for service businesses and SaaS companies. Subscriptions, retainers, maintenance plans, and membership structures, with the key metrics that matter for each.
How to know when your product is ready to launch. The real cost of perfectionism versus shipping too early, with a practical minimum viable standard to decide.
Moving beyond MRR obsession to metrics that actually indicate business health. Net revenue retention, LTV:CAC ratio, profit per customer, and hours per revenue dollar.
Price elasticity explained without the academic jargon. How to test pricing sensitivity, calculate revenue impact of price changes, and find the optimal price point for your product or service.
How to calculate and improve net revenue retention. The single metric that separates growing SaaS companies from dying ones, with benchmarks and improvement strategies.
Financial analysis of lifetime deals for SaaS founders. When LTDs generate runway and when they destroy your unit economics, with the math behind both scenarios.
The real math behind freemium pricing models. Conversion rates, server costs, break-even calculations, and when offering a free tier makes financial sense for SaaS businesses.
B2B SaaS keyword research differs fundamentally from consumer-focused SEO. You're not targeting millions of shoppers. You're targeting specific professionals with specific problems who can authorize significant software purchases. A keyword…
Customer success is the single most important function in a SaaS company after product-market fit. I've watched SaaS companies with great products fail because customers churned faster than sales could…
Software as a Service changed how we think about business metrics. When customers pay monthly instead of once, the math of running a business changes completely. Traditional metrics like quarterly…
The Rule of 40 is one of those metrics that sounds arbitrary but turns out to be remarkably useful. It provides a single number that balances growth and profitability, helping…