The habit that got me to 100K on my last project, and the one thing I couldn't measure

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A few years ago I almost killed a feature on TRUPERS that was actually working, just because it felt underwhelming. Good thing I checked the numbers first instead of going with my gut, that single habit (always verify before deciding) is what ended up taking that project to $100K in profit. Every change came from real data: where visitors dropped off, whether a page was genuinely confusing or just slow, what was worth doubling down on. There was one thing I could never actually measure that way, though: what my own users honestly thought of the product itself. Easy to use or not. Support worth it or not. Worth the price or not. That part I was always guessing at, and I didn't realize how much it mattered until I started my next project. That gap is exactly why I built Trukings I. You list your SaaS, share the link it gives you with your own users, and they rate you on ease of use, support, value and reliability, broken down in a dashboard you can actually act on instead of guessing. Curious how it works first? You can go vote on any SaaS already listed, two minutes, no signup needed. Free to list, free to vote: https://trukingsi.web.app Full disclosure, I'm the founder.   submitted by   /u/Fonsecach24 [link]   [comments]