u/Inside-Addition-618

I’m looking to sell these 3 .si domains:

• makemoneyonline.si
Global search volume: 99.7K/month

• webdevelopment.si
Global search volume: 2.0M/month

• passiveincomeideas.si
Global search volume: 2.0M/month

All three are exact-match keyword domains targeting high-volume search terms.

GoDaddy estimates the value of each domain at approximately $1,500–$2,500.

I’m open to offers and can sell them individually or as a bundle.

If you're interested, feel free to DM me with your offer.

would love to hear people's actual stories here, not the highlight reel version. When did you get your first paying customer, and where did they actually come from? What did you do for marketing that worked, and what did you try that flopped? How long from launch to that first real customer?

would love to hear people's actual stories here, not the highlight reel version. When did you get your first paying customer, and where did they actually come from? What did you do for marketing that worked, and what did you try that flopped? How long from launch to that first real customer?

Trying to map out a realistic stack before I start building, and I'd rather learn from people who've actually shipped something than guess and rebuild things later. If you're willing, I'd love a full rundown of your stack and anything else you think I should know going in, not just the tool names but why you picked them.

Curious about a few specific pieces.

For hosting and backend, what are you using and did you pick it for cost, ease of setup, or something else? Same question for the database, and whether you started with something free tier friendly or just paid from day one because it saved headaches later.

On payments, which gateway did you go with and was the decision about fees, ease of integration, or which one supported your country or use case properly? Did you handle subscriptions yourself or use something that manages that for you?

For auth, did you build it yourself or use a service, and was that a time decision or a security one?

And generally, what did you pay for right away versus what you stayed on the free tier for as long as possible? Would love to hear what you'd change if you started over, especially anything that felt fine at first and became a pain once you had real users.

Most micro SaaS advice starts at "once you have your idea" and skips straight to build and launch. I'm curious about the part before that.

For people who've done this, before you had a specific idea locked in, what did the research phase actually look like?

Were you looking for problems in communities you were already part of, or actively searching for pain points in places you had no connection to? Did you validate demand before building anything, like checking search volume, posting in forums, or running a landing page with no product behind it? How do you tell the difference between people saying "yeah that'd be cool" and people who'd actually pay for it? Did you look at existing tools solving the problem and try to find a gap, or avoid overlap entirely? How long did you spend on research before deciding to actually start building?

Also curious about the pre marketing side, did you build any kind of audience or list before the product existed, or was distribution something you only thought about after launch?

Would love to hear the honest timeline too, not the highlight reel version.

Most micro SaaS advice starts at "once you have your idea" and skips straight to build and launch. I'm curious about the part before that.

For people who've done this, before you had a specific idea locked in, what did the research phase actually look like?

Were you looking for problems in communities you were already part of, or actively searching for pain points in places you had no connection to? Did you validate demand before building anything, like checking search volume, posting in forums, or running a landing page with no product behind it? How do you tell the difference between people saying "yeah that'd be cool" and people who'd actually pay for it? Did you look at existing tools solving the problem and try to find a gap, or avoid overlap entirely? How long did you spend on research before deciding to actually start building?

Also curious about the pre marketing side, did you build any kind of audience or list before the product existed, or was distribution something you only thought about after launch?

Would love to hear the honest timeline too, not the highlight reel version.