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The Indie Hacker Podcast with Fexingo: Solo Developers, SaaS Side Projects, and Independent Tech

The Indie Hacker Podcast with Fexingo: Solo Developers, SaaS Side Projects, and Independent Tech

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Lucas and Luna explore the world of solo developers and indie hackers building SaaS side projects into sustainable businesses. Each episode examines a specific founder's journey — from the first line of code to first paying customer, through product-market fit and the grind of customer support alone. Lucas brings the numbers: revenue splits, churn rates, customer acquisition costs, and the real economics of a one-person tech company. Luna pushes on the human side: burnout, motivation, the loneliness of building in public, and the moment when a side project starts earning more than a day job. Together they dissect case studies like Pieter Levels' Nomad List, Marc Köhlbrugge's Bouncy Ball, and TinySeed-funded startups, always with concrete data and honest talk about failure. This is for the developer who has a domain name but hasn't launched, the bootstrapper hitting a growth plateau, and anyone who believes a single person can still build a million-dollar business. No hype, no funding rounds, no 'growth hacking' — just the real work of making software that people pay for. What does it really take to replace your salary with a side project? #IndieHacker #SaaS #SideProjects #SoloDeveloper #Bootstrapping #RevenueGraphs #Churn #CustomerAcquisition #ProductMarketFit #TinySeed #PieterLevels #MarcKohlbrugge #OnePersonBusiness #BuildInPublic #Technology #Business #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo© 2026 Fexingo. All rights reserved. 経済学
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  • The Hidden Economics of Micro-SaaS Retention

    The Hidden Economics of Micro-SaaS Retention
    2026/09/11
    We examine why most indie hackers abandon their profitable micro-SaaS products within eighteen months. The data suggests the issue isn't product-market fit but rather the hidden operational drag of custom feature requests from early adopters. We look at a specific case study of a solo developer who scaled revenue by enforcing strict scope boundaries, effectively firing customers who demanded bespoke integrations. This episode breaks down the financial math of retention versus customization, showing how saying no to good ideas is often the only way to sustain a one-person business in today's competitive software landscape. #IndieHacker #MicroSaaS #SoloDeveloper #BusinessRetention #CustomerChurn #ProductScope #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #TechEconomics #SoftwareDevelopment #RevenueGrowth #StartupStrategy #DigitalProducts #OperationalDrag #FeatureCreep #CustomerSuccess #Bootstrapping #SaaSMetrics Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    11 分
  • Why Solo Devs Are Abandoning SaaS for Micro-Services

    Why Solo Devs Are Abandoning SaaS for Micro-Services
    2026/09/10
    The indie hacker playbook has shifted from building full-stack SaaS platforms to offering targeted, single-purpose micro-services. We examine the economics behind this pivot, using a specific case of a developer who replaced a complex subscription model with a simple API wrapper and saw his churn drop to zero while keeping margins high. In this episode, we explore why complexity is the enemy of solo profitability and how focusing on one narrow technical problem creates more sustainable income than chasing feature parity with bigger competitors. #IndieHacker #SoloDeveloper #MicroServices #SaaSStrategy #TechEntrepreneurship #APIEconomy #PassiveIncome #SoftwareDevelopment #BusinessModelPivot #ChurnReduction #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #LucasAndLuna #TechTrends2026 #DeveloperTools #NicheMarkets #ProfitMargins #DigitalProducts Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    11 分
  • The Silent Killer of Solo SaaS Products

    The Silent Killer of Solo SaaS Products
    2026/09/08
    We talk about how most solo developers fail not because their code is bad, but because they build features nobody asked for. We look at a specific case where a developer spent six months building an AI integration that killed their business, and why listening to users is harder than writing Python. This is the real story of feature creep and why simple tools often outsmart complex ones in the current market. #SoloDeveloper #SaaSEconomics #FeatureCreep #ProductMarketFit #IndieHacker #TechStartups #SoftwareDevelopment #UserResearch #BusinessStrategy #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #LucasAndLuna #Entrepreneurship #DigitalProducts #CustomerFeedback #LeanStartup #TechTrends2026 #SmallBusinessTips Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    8 分
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