10 years as an entrepreneur and 1 takeaway: Don't you dare give up.

I visited the Trump Gold Card website and went for lunch. When I came back, it had downloaded 3.5Gb of data. The site is nice, though.

7 years as an entrepreneur and 1 takeaway: Ship more

Airbnb just blew my mind. Last month, my wife and I booked a place ($277 per night) for 4 weeks in the south of France. The place was nice, but we kept having issues: slow wifi, broken appliances, noisy neighbors. We messaged the hosts every time something happened (this is important). They were kind and fixed everything they could. I didn't leave a review after the stay because I'm a labrador and I don't like to share negative stuff. If I had to, it would be 3 out of 5. Airbnb reached out by email asking what went wrong. They knew we had constant issues. I think they analyze threads between hosts and guests using AI. I didn't reply to the first email. A few days later, they refunded the ENTIRE stay ($7,756) without us asking anything.

I spend most of my time behind a computer... But I think I've found my perfect fitness routine: - That is easy - That costs almost $0 - That gets me energized Here are 6 rules I follow every day:

What ‘overnight success’ actually looks like:

Learn how to code a SaaS from 0 using AI. I made this free course for beginners to build an internet startup: 1. Learn the coding fundamentals 2. Build a SaaS with a modern tech stack 3. Code and design 10x faster with AI (the video is 3 hours long, bookmark this)

In 2021, I was depressed, living with my parents and 0 income. One day, I saw a tweet from @levelsio: A guy building startups with a laptop and no employee — Freedom. I took the plunge, moved to Bali, and shipped like a madman. I showed up every day, even when I didn't feel like it. 2 years later, I'm making $50K/month with my 20 products. Today, I was awarded @ProductHunt Maker of the Year 2023 — just like my idols when I got started. Go fucking do it.

hold on Claude

Bye Bye fake MRR screenshots 👋 I built TrustMRR.com, the database of verified startup revenues. 1. Upload a read-only Stripe API key 2. Get a free page showing your verified revenue 3. And a nice dofollow backlink as a bonus There's no way to game the system. It's all running on my server, and users can't edit the revenue data. + It comes with the leaderboard of startups with the most revenue in the last 30 days. Go get verified!

How I would learn to code in 2024 (if I could start over): (WARNING this is NOT for people who want to get a 9-5 but for those who want to learn to code fast, build a business, and quit their 9-5) 🧵

Anyone can get 1,000 visitors for $0 by doing this: - Post in r/SideProject - Post in Show Hacker News - Launch on Uneed - Launch on TinyLaunch - Launch on Product Hunt - Make a short video for Instagram - Make a longer video for YouTube - Write 280 characters for a tweet - Write your story on IndieHackers - Cold outreach an influencer, give your product for free No visitors yet? Build a free tool (aka. your own advertising board) and repeat all the above.

Twitter, let's talk?

FUCK YEAH I made $1M as a 30-year-old solopreneur. 85% is profit. 80% was made in the last 365 days. It took 7 years, 2 burnouts, 1 depression. Thanks, hard work. Thanks, JavaScript. Thanks, wife.

"You just got lucky" The luck:

This guy literally dropped a 3-hour masterclass on building an AI startup from scratch 🤯

Building AI wrappers now is like buying dotcom domains in the 90s. Those who show up will get rich.

So I met the final boss of the game @levelsio 🤩 His tweets resonated with me when I was at my lowest. He's why I jumped into the solopreneurship journey and built tiny startups. We had dinner, and he's incredibly kind, humble, and fun. And boy he speaks Portuguese too. Now with half a million followers and half a million dollars a month, he keeps inspiring an entire generation of awesome people chasing freedom with a keyboard. Back to shipping 🫡

What's stopping you from coding like this?

1 hour of coding 1 hour of marketing 1 hour of exercising Do these every day this year. By 2026, you'll have built a profitable side project.

3 levels of entrepreneurs: - Buy domain names - Buy domains, ship apps - Buy domains, ship apps, do marketing

This is how I organize the codebase for all my 30+ startups. I ship fast because: - I reuse the same boilerplate over and over - I don't upgrade libraries unless necessary - I know exactly where everything is Once you've built 2/3 startups, take a day off to set a minimalist boilerplate for yourself. It'll 10x your productivity, especially now with AI.

I'm French. - My wife is South Korean - My bed is 12,000 km from where I was born - My friends are Russians, Indians, and Australians - My cleaning lady speaks Indonesian, and I read French on my phone - I learned how to code from a faceless YouTuber - I think in English If someone told me this would be my life 10 years ago, I'd never believe it. What a great time to be alive.

I made $111,567 in February 2025. 🧑‍💻 CodeFast — $73.8K ⚡️ ShipFast — $31.5K 🍜 Indie Page — $2K 📈 DataFast — $1.7K 🎞️ YouTube — $589 💨 Zenvoice — $512 🛡️ ByeDispute — $510 🌱 HabitsGarden — $334 🚀 LaunchViral — $258 🐥 Twitter — $208 📚 WorkbookPDF — $128 💩 PoopUp — $28 DataFast is the startup where I focus 90% of my efforts now.

Hustle culture is dying. 6-hour sleep Me: - Built 5 startups - Made $100,000 - Frequent burnouts 8-hour sleep Me: - Built 24 startups - Made $1,600,000 - Steady mood and happy Sleep well is the new work hard.

Entrepreneurship mindfuck: It took me 7 years to make $1M It took me 0.7 year to make $2M Don't give up.

Your startup doesn’t need: •TypeScript •Prisma •CI/CD •100% test coverage It needs a Stripe link, one feature, and a lot of marketing.

This guy dropped a free course to build a SaaS from 0 using AI.

"But entrepreneurship is risky" The alternative:

I stopped using sonnet. It felt like coding with a drunk friend—fun until he installs new packages or edits other components “for fun.” My prompt used to be 50% instructions and 50% dont-dos. Switched to gemini-2.5. Finally, some peace.

Launching your startup on a new Twitter account will flop. Here’s what to do instead: • Launch on HN, Reddit, ProductHunt, TAAFT, Uneed, TinyLaunch, etc. • These platforms don’t care about follower count • It’s fast and usually free Then: • Share the results on Twitter • Grow your audience • Leverage it for your next launch Winning is how you build momentum.

He hacked my site... So I paid him $300. @JonasScholz19 emailed me yesterday about potential security issues on DataFast. - He didn't ask anything - He didn't post it publicly - It was legit So I sent him $300. We are a small community of ambitious people trying to never work for a boss again while working on projects we love. We aren't perfect, we ship bugs sometimes. Help each other out: - Praise in public - Roast in private (and keep shipping) Thank you, Jonas.

I don't understand why @bryan_johnson's nut butter is in a plastic container? Many peanut butter brands are sold in glass jars because fats bind to microplastics easily.

POV you finally launched that startup

My entrepreneur revenue after being fired from my software engineer job: 2021 → $4,300 2022 → $9,700 2023 → $263,000 2024 → $1,223,973 Believe in yourself, you can do it too! 💪

If you ever want to quit

AI won’t replace developers, but it’s making it easier for us to replace entire startups.

2024 as an entrepreneur: 💰 Earned $1.2M 🚀 Launched 5 startups 🐦 Got 87K followers on 𝕏 🎥 Got 104K followers on YouTube 📰 Got 24K readers on my newsletter 📚 Read 14 books ✈️ Traveled to 8 countries 📈 Started DCA $5,000/week in SP500 🏋️ Exercised 340+ days 🌙 Sacrificed 0 nights of sleep 🍹 Drunk 0L of alcohol 🤝 Met tons of inspiring entrepreneurs ❤️ Spent 365 days with my wife

To make $1M, you need: - $50M in revenue with a grocery store - $20M in revenue with a restaurant - $10M in revenue with an e-commerce brand - $5M in revenue with a real estate agency - $3M in revenue with a mobile gaming app - $1.2M in revenue with a SaaS Revenue ≠ Profit

Being in shape is a cheat code: - People talk to you - People take you seriously - Improves your sleep - Improves your focus - Makes you happy - Makes you want to eat clean food The ROI is just too good to snooze.

If you're in your 20s, fuck around: • Build stuff • Read books • Try jobs fast • Quit even faster • Learn new skills • Start a side hustle • Use AI all the time • Question everything • Travel where people don't go • Do what your friends don’t do • Meet people outside your circle • Move to a new country for 1 year Random experiences in your 20s will turn into stories and learnings in your 30s.

I never change my tech stack. My 21 products get 550,000 page views per month using this simple — not fancy — tech stack:

Me in January: - 8 startups - 5,000 followers - $1,500/month Me in December: - 17 startups - 57,000 followers - $59,000/month Show up daily — a lot can change in a year.

I made $90,790 in March 2025. 🧑‍💻 CodeFast — $59.8K ⚡️ ShipFast — $23.4K 📈 DataFast — $2K 🍜 Indie Page — $1.5K 🧬 BioAge — $1K 🛡️ ByeDispute — $716 🎞️ YouTube — $712 💨 Zenvoice — $581 🌱 HabitsGarden — $354 🚀 LaunchViral — $258 🐥 Twitter — $244 💩 PoopUp — $187 📚 WorkbookPDF — $38 I added one source of income this month with my new startup, BioAge.

There are 2 ways to make money online: - Build ambitious startups and earn millions in years - Copy an existing business and get profitable in weeks Pay the bills first, and go big later.

I just sent this to my wife

Don’t launch a startup. Build a one-feature product instead. Let users tell you what’s missing.

I've been a loser most of my life. As a kid, I was constantly fighting with my mom. She wanted me to have good grades, but I hated school, and school hated me. As a teenager, I didn't grow up. I was 155cm and super skinny when all the other guys were 180cm. I became an easy target, and I had to stop playing sports. As a uni student, I lost the remaining bits of self-confidence. I had no role model, no idea what to do. So I became the guy who drinks the most and plays World of Warcraft the hardest. As an entrepreneur, the first five years were painful. I kept failing, I cried, I lost my friends who followed the traditional path, and I felt completely misunderstood by everyone (my parents still don't really understand what I do). The wind only started blowing in the right direction after 28 years because I showed up. - I've built 30 startups when no one was looking. - I've worked out 300 days a year for three years before getting ripped. - I kept believing, even though I was hopeless. If you want something hard enough, don't give up because it's just about putting in enough reps.

I built 17 startups in 2 years. - I don't party - I don't do meetings - I don't test my code - I don't use git branches - I don't sacrifice my sleep - I don't change my tech stack - I don't use my phone before 3 pm I sit at my desk every day and work. Less is more.

For the people who say "it's a useless number" 😇 What you don't see: - Perfect sleep 365 days/year - Healthy food 365 days/year - Workout 365 days/year @WHOOP didn't do it for me. But it made me and my wife addicted to becoming the best version of ourselves. (not affiliated, I don't need money)

3 years ago, we were all broke. ​ But we had the dream of becoming financially independent and free. ​ After a few messages on Twitter, we became friends and started hustling. ​ We launched 50+ projects together. Most of them never took off. ​ For 2 years, each failure was a slap in the face: sleepless nights, food binging, gaming on the couch for weeks. We almost gave up. ​ But we supported each other. Each failure became a lesson that made us stronger. Each failure contributed to our financial freedom. ​ None of us expected to become rich quickly. ​ Build, learn, iterate. We trusted the process until we all got lucky. ​ @nico_jeannen @DanKulkov @wonjitos @sveta_bay (left to right)

I could never get a job at FAANG. But who cares? - 3M+ people visited my websites - 100,000 people used my apps - I don't have to commute - I earn $1.2M/year - I can't get fired I don't build resumes; I build startups.

I shipped 17 startups in 2 years because I gamified the process: - Build in 14 days max - Launch with a fun video - Talk about it on Twitter You can't give up if you're having fun.

7 figures in my broker account. Thanks JavaScript 🥹

My new startup 🛡️ ByeDispute is live! Prevent disputes before they happen: - Save $15 fee - Don't get banned from Stripe - 1-minute no-code setup Get $20 off for the launch for 24 hours → producthunt.com/posts/byedis… Would love your support 🙏

I made $66,040 in October 2025. 🧑‍💻 CodeFast — $20.7K ⚡️ ShipFast — $16.8K 📈 DataFast — $16.3K ⭐️ TrustMRR — $8.6K 🐥 Twitter — $1.5K 🍜 Indie Page — $850 🧬 BioAge — $637 💨 Zenvoice — $236 🎞️ YouTube — $118 🌱 HabitsGarden — $109 🛡️ ByeDispute — $48 📚 WorkbookPDF — $57 💩 PoopUp — $85 + My SaaS is about to overtake my boilerplate + I added a new income stream to my little portfolio with TrustMRR

"he's just selling a boilerplate" "he's just selling a course" "he's just selling ads"

Real software engineers won't approve, but hear me out: Front-end first, back-end second. If you can't make a good design, that feature shouldn't be in your app. At least you saved yourself the backend time.

I made $123,120 in November 2024: 🧑‍💻 CodeFast — $88.5K ⚡️ ShipFast — $27.9k 🍜 Indie Page — $3.6k 💨 Zenvoice — $1.1K 📈 DataFast — $941 🎞️ YouTube — $461 💩 PoopUp — $226 🌱 HabitsGarden — $112 🐥 Twitter — $136 🛡️ ByeDispute — $96 📚 WorkbookPDF — $48 🟢 Business is up by 118% ➕ I added a new income source with CodeFast ➖ I lost a source of income with LaunchViral

TikTok gave us ADHD. AI made us bipolar.

I made $61,544 in May 2025. 🧑‍💻 CodeFast — $34.9K ⚡️ ShipFast — $19.3K 📈 DataFast — $3.3K 🐥 Twitter — $1.5K 🍜 Indie Page — $870 💨 Zenvoice — $463 🚀 LaunchViral — $387 🎞️ YouTube — $352 🛡️ ByeDispute — $227 🌱 HabitsGarden — $134 💩 PoopUp — $92 📚 WorkbookPDF — $19

I turn 30 today. What I wish I knew at 20:

This guy makes $10,000/month with... - an idea that’s already taken - in an oversaturated market - without adding AI features everywhere - and he only started coding two years ago Stop over-engineering your startup. → @jackfriks

posting this while claude is working

Claude Sonnet 4.5 one-shotted this. We're cooked 🥹

I'm back home in Bali 🌴 Batteries fully charged. Building a $1M SaaS for 2025 🫡

Every day, I wake up and... + I hit the gym + I code + I do marketing + I eat healthy + I walk 10k steps I don't have to "think" because I repeat every day. Habits don’t just change your day — they change who you are. You become what you repeat. Begin the loop.

Things I owned when I was broke: - a laptop Things I own making $1.2M/year: - a laptop

When I started building tiny startups in 2016, I had no idea how to get customers. It took me two years to finally make $1 online. I wish I had this book in my hands. @AlexHormozi explains 4 ways to get people interested in what you have to sell, and it's much easier than I thought when I got started. He also teaches you the right mindset to start the journey. If you're an entrepreneur, especially a developer, read it. "You cannot lose if you do not quit."

Future You is wondering why the heck you didn’t lock in during the AI gold rush. Don’t let this happen.

Thanks, Javascript, for letting me pay the bills from anywhere in the world

Reminder: Send emails from a subdomain, not the root. Your domain reputation won't be ruined if your startup gets DDoS.

Now’s the time to make money online with AI arbitrage. OpenAI released a new image-generation banger, but most people won’t catch on until next year. Here’s what I'd do: 1/ Create a dead simple AI wrapper - Create a 1-feature product: upload a photo to generate images in <studio_ghibli,pixar,simpson> style (any style the model is good at). - Write a landing page your grandma could understand, no jargon, lots of photo examples, simple design. - Use Popcorn Pricing ($5 for 10 photos | $10 for 30 | $15 for 50). Paywall before login. Add an "Offer as a gift" option. 2/ Market to Mainstream - Create a branded TikTok/IG account and crosspost photos of celebrities in <style>. Turn the news into <style>. Turn this new artist's album in <style>. Leverage what the mainstream is talking about and create visuals about it. - Pay influencers on TikTok/IG to promote your app. - Open an affiliate program if it takes off. This is the gold rush. And it’s wide open.

Anyone can get 1,000 followers in 30 days by doing this: Step 1: + Pick one skill [coding, design, marketing] + Brand your profile around that Step 2: + Post this format once a day "Day {{number}} of {{skill}}. I {{learn/made}} this." with a screenshot for proof-of-work + Follow and comment on 3 skill-related accounts Try to be 1% more interesting each day. The compound effect will kick in. See you at 1,000 followers.

I built a revenue tracker. ​ First, I created an API: - Fetch all payments on my 10+ Stripe accounts - Store them in the database - Periodically fetch new payments - Returns total revenue ​ Then I bought LaMetric (no affiliate): - Use the Data DIY app - Poll my API endpoint every hour ​ I put the tracker in my startup home office to get my daily dose of motivation. ​ $1M LFG 🔥

Is it me, or GPT-5 is not that good? It's slow, and it wrote vanilla JavaScript in a <script/> tag in my NextJS project. Surprisingly, it's the more PR release. My X feed and YouTube are full of clips from the keynote. I switched back to claude-4-sonnet for now.

You can ship an iOS + Android app without writing a single line of native code. I used @capacitorjs to push @HabitsGarden to the app stores in 14 days. I have no clue how Swift, Java, or even React Native works. My app is a NextJS project. Capacitor wraps it in a native container for iOS/Android. It just works.

New Zealand is so, so, so nice! My wife and I have been here for 3 weeks and we already want to move. Nature is stunning. There are sheep everywhere. It's quiet AF and the air is pure (PM2.5 <3µg/m³ everywhere). You can surf, ski, mountain bike, trail, or hike pretty much anywhere. It's a little paradise if you like outdoor activities. Next to my Airbnb, there's a 6-meter bridge and I can jump in the river after work. This is life. People are kind and open. I'm not a small-talk person but people make it so normal so I've talked to lots of people! Maybe it's like that in the US/Canada too? New Zealand produces a lot of food like milk, vegetables, and berries. It's easy to find delicious, organic, and healthy food. My wife & I are looking for a new home after Bali. We rarely have a crush on a place. But New Zealand feels special. Flip side: - Entrepreneur ecosystem is absent (we're South) - It's far from everything

I finally finished this encyclopedia (600+ pages). Damn, I feel small.

You have no idea how fucking amazing this is. 90% of people don’t act on their ideas. And for the few who do, 90% give up too early. Making $1K/month with little startups built solo is already top 0.1%. The problem is social media only showing you the top 0.1% (the guys making $100K/month) of the top 0.1% (you). Now, people see my tweets because I’ve grown a little audience. But it took me two years to make $1. Two fucking years of complete void. No support from anyone, no traction, nothing but shit feelings crippling every day. “I’m useless”. I pushed through. Hell, I even gave up in 2021 and got a job for a while. But I kept building and eventually everything flipped. Every now and then, I think about the first 5/6 years of entrepreneurship void and I’m filled with bliss because none of what happened recently could have been possible without the pain and failures. If you’re building, you’re fucking awesome. And don’t give up, because it’s all worth it in the end.

Yes, you can grow a startup with 0 followers and $0. This is how I get 300 visitors a day from Google, for free, using programmatic SEO ↓

The only productivity hack is putting this damn phone away .

Some context about the place: - We could hear every step from the upstairs neighbor. - The dishwasher broke because of a thunderstorm; I spent 2 hours with the host trying to fix it. - The fire alarm went off in the middle of the night. - The WiFi was only 3 Mbps with a 100 ms ping, despite assurances it was fast before booking. - The shower clogged every two days. - The host walked through the house with shoes on, leaving it dirty. - The toilet seat was broken. - All the furniture was cheap; the sofa moved when you sat down, and the shower cap didn’t hold, among other issues. The host was responsive and helpful, but some problems, like poor ceiling insulation, couldn't be easily resolved. At $150 per night, the place would have met expectations. Not at $277. I don't know if the refund is covered by Airbnb, the host, or both. I think 50% would have been fair. And I'm not saying if it’s right or wrong, just sharing what happened.

I've given up 2 times in 6 years — but I'm still here. - 2017: I left my GF, country, and friends after spending 1 year building an app with 0 users — thinking I was Mark Zuckerberg. I started smoking again. - 2020: After 4 years as an entrepreneur, 0 successful projects, lived with my parents — my head went crazy, I punched the wall 4 times. I spend the next 4 hours crying in my mum's arms. I restarted the journey in 2021. Every day has been a blessing, whether I made $0 in months at the beginning, or $50K/month now. My 2021 mindset was different from the previous 4 years. 1. I never had uncontrollable outcomes, like money or followers: Instead, I had one tangible goal in mind: How many apps am I going to ship? If no one uses my app, it's still a success. It adds to my collection of apps, like Pokemon cards you'd collect. And if I don't ship, I should have learned something. 2. I observed and imitated like a psycho: How did @dannypostma get LandingFolio #1 ranked on Google? Why is the YouTube video going viral? Why is this tweet from @levelsio getting so many likes? If something is working, there's a reason you can learn from it. 3. I made friends, real friends: Of course, I commented on big X accounts to get engagement. But I also looked at my peers —who, back then, didn't have many followers — and genuinely engaged with nothing at stake. - @nico_jeannen came to my wedding and added $15K of revenue to ShipFast thanks to ads. - @DanKulkov fixed my developer's mind, made me earn 6 figures in 2023, and was my psychiatrist last Tuesday. A few things I wish I had known in 2021: - Don't think past 6 pm - Startups should start as 1 feature - Ditch free plans and get paid for your work - Your headline does 80% of the sales process - Lack of sleep is the cause of most bad emotions

Try this: + Throw out every unhealthy snack in your house. + Delete Uber Eats. + Don’t eat out. + Set a bedtime alarm (yes, even on weekends). + Turn off your phone before bed. + Don’t turn it back on before midday the next day. + Wake up. Look in the mirror. Smile big and say: “Today is going to be freaking awesome.” + Move your body for 30 minutes (run, gym, home workout, doesn’t matter). + Walk 10K steps a day. Bonus: 3K right after eating. The first 3 days will suck. The next 30 years won't.

CEO doing customer support Vercel is here to stay

I was a virgin, an hour ago. I've never blocked anyone after 3 years on Twitter. But my feed in the past 30 days is made of developers who think the world can be fixed with more tests. Dozens of people try to screw my sites every day. And they claim a CRITICAL VULNERABILITY ISSUE because they could bypass a paywall or add a special character to their username 👏 So fuck it. I blocked people who yap instead of shipping. I want to see posts of indie makers who build and print money. KEEP SHIPPING 🔥🚀

ChatGPT is now sending significant traffic to my little startup. At $3.34 revenue per visitor, it's also one of the top converting marketing channels.

That's why so few entrepreneurs succeed. You need: - To show up - To show up every day - To show up every day even if you fail - To show up every day even if you fail and nobody supports you - To show up every day even if you fail and nobody supports you for years

Fuck yeah. $100,000 in revenue in the last 30 days. In November 2021, I built a movie recommendation app based on your mood (Mood2Movie). It made $0...

I built 24 startups in 3 years. - I don't plan - I don't do calls - I don't drink alcohol - I don't do small talks - I don't sacrifice my sleep - I don't use productivity apps - I don't change my tech stack - I don't check my phone before 4 pm I sit at my desk every day and ship. Less is more.

"It's just a website."

I can’t sleep. AI has made us hyper-creative and hyper-productive. 100 startup ideas are running through my mind, and I can build all of them in 24 hours. In 10 years, the world will look back and realize how lucky we were to discover this tech. There’s never been a better time to start. Just ship it.

I made $131,520 in May 2024: ⚡️ ShipFast —$123,400 🍜 Indie Page — $3,600 💨 Zenvoice — $1,500 🎞️ YouTube — $1,100 💩 PoopUp — $718 🚀 LaunchViral — $663 🐥 Twitter — $325 🛡️ByeDispute — $166 📚 WorkbookPDF — $57

You might not realize it, but if you've built a tiny startup, you're already ahead of the 99%. Make $1 online, and you're employable by any great company.

SaaS is the worst business to start entrepreneurship. You need to deliver so much value + build insane trust + solve a painful problem—it's like playing a new game in hardcore mode. Instead, start with: - A blog - A book - An agency - A free tool - A directory - A newsletter - A community - A marketplace - A one-time payment product You'll discover real problems while building trust with your market. Then, build the SaaS.

I worked hard for 7 years to enjoy passive income for 7 days.

Startups in 2015: - VC funded - 12hrs workday - Pizza diet - Team of 5 employees - $1,000,000,000 ideas Startups in 2025: - Bootstrapped - 6hrs deep work - Brain food diet - Team of 100 AI agents - $1,000,000 revenue Healthy founder, healthy business.

POV you showed up when no one was watching

I made $124,772 in January 2025. 🧑‍💻 CodeFast — $82.6K ⚡️ ShipFast — $36.2K 🍜 Indie Page — $1.3K 📈 DataFast — $1.2K 🚀 LaunchViral — $903 💨 Zenvoice — $699 🛡️ ByeDispute — $580 🎞️ YouTube — $440 🌱 HabitsGarden — $374 🐥 Twitter — $287 💩 PoopUp — $122 📚 WorkbookPDF — $67