#Startups

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Someone who at least claimed to be a millionaire on this sub said the way they did it and perhaps easy way to do it is to work in and industry, find the niche gaps, and then sell a solution to those gaps. I work for a hyperscaler company.…

Hey everyone! I'm exploring a startup idea in the solar energy space and would love some honest feedback before building anything. The problem: People and businesses with solar panels and batteries often rely on different apps to monitor their energy…

I’m a cofounder and the CTO of a startup in a fairly niche B2B sector. We started 5 years ago, and have been bootstrapped this entire time. We’ve grown our customer list pretty effectively and have many leads in the works still.…

Last year we got really fed up with LinkedIn. Every other post is AI slop, everyone sounds like a motivational speaker. People sharing events which they dreamed last night after fapping twice. Intolerable corporate BS.…

A new program wants to encourage more startups to allow workers to cash out early by making it easier to transact tender offers.

Deciding between two marketplace ideas. Which would you pursue, and why? 1. Activities & Experiences Marketplace for corporates and social clubs A platform listing bookable activities like pottery, cooking classes, workshops, sports and wellness…

More buyers ask AI "how much does X cost?" before they visit the pricing page. I wanted to know how often the answer is wrong, so I tested it.…

I’ve spent the last few months building a website for beatmakers to upload their music, create profiles and get discovered through a leaderboard. I’ve put a lot of time into it. Probably too much, honestly.…

Welcome to this week’s Feedback Thread! Please use this thread appropriately to gather feedback: Feel free to request general feedback or specific feedback in a certain area like user experience, usability, design, landing page(s), or code review You may…

In the early stages and when rapidly scaling start-ups, it could be a matter of survival or...

The companies that win each technology shift are the ones that stay close enough to customers to notice when their problems change and keep innovating to solve them.

r/startups 6h ago u/herzo175 Actually, you should ship a bunch slop [i will not promote] I will not promote I used to be in the camp that posting a bunch of half baked junk online was the wrong move.…

r/startups 8h ago u/CaterpillarSalt1786 Your Best Subject Line In an Email? i will not promote I will not promote I'm starting to do outreach to small businesses and potential customers to validate my start-up idea.…

r/startups 8h ago u/Fnepf Pricing discussion - Is per seat dead and usage/outcome based the future?(headless). i will not promote. I will not promote We’re two founders in Stockholm building a CRM.…

r/startups 10h ago u/753glitch what are your alternatives to stripe? ( I will not promote) I will not promote I’ve been exploring the payment processor space for a little while now and it sounds like the same problems keep coming up over and over again:…

r/startups 7h ago u/Helpful_Agency_7168 Why the hell is this journey so frustrating? I will not promote I will not promote Long ass rant: Man I have been searching for a design partner so long and literally nothing.…

r/startups 9h ago u/brysnov07 Is it unusual for a startup founder to refuse to share approximate runway with a prospective employee? (I will not promote) I will not promote I’m considering returning to an early-stage startup where I previously worked as…

We did it! Photos: Llama Lounge 26 was hosted last week. We were graciously hosted by Microsoft in the heart of Silicon Valley in their newly renovated, state-of-the-art theatre.…