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by ai_critic 111 days ago
> Now that integrating Stripe takes five minutes, it feels like some builders are obsessing over revenue before they've validated value.

ZIRP is over and cash is again--as it always should've been--king.

There's no surer way of validating value than knowing people like your service enough to pay for it.

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If you’ve built something people truly can’t live without and are willing to pay for, that’s great. That’s real product-market fit. But what I often see is pricing added first, and then frustration when no one subscribes. That’s the part that feels off to me.
Why should it feel off? Like, sometimes the truth is that it's not a market fit. That's normal.