🐦 Small Pain Points Deserve Small Price Tags

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I wanted to send a newsletter to 100 people. Mailchimp wanted $20/mo. $20 is fair — automation, templates, A/B testing. A whole marketing dept in a tab. But what if you just want to... send?
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You're paying for 100 features you'll never open, just to access the 3 you need. It's the steakhouse problem 🥩 Great food, fair price. But you just wanted a grilled cheese.
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I built my own in an hour. Firebase + SES + a tiny API. Costs nothing. But I built it because I "could". What about everyone else? Free-with-ads or full-platform-price. That's it.
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There's a whole category of problems that are: • Too small for $20/mo • Too specific for a free tool Nobody's serving it. You live with friction or pay for features you don't use. I think that's about to change.
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Before Instagram, sharing a photo meant: camera → computer → Photoshop → web host. Now you pull out your phone. Same thing is happening with software. AI collapsed build costs. A dev can ship a focused tool in a weekend for real money.
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How many small problems are too small for a platform to care about, but big enough that thousands would pay a few dollars to fix? I don't have the answer. But I have a hunch we're about to find out.
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