u/Numberthon

Hello! I am the founder and CEO of Numberthon!

I'm looking for creators to make content related to Numberthon on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and other platforms. You'll receive 20% revenue share of all paid users who sign up through your referral code — forever.

I'm excited to explore potential collaborations! DM me or comment your channel if you are interested! Also, don't worry if you are a small creator, micro creators generally have better conversion anyway!

— Jake McKeegan

Any tips on how to rank better in regular google searches, and how to rank on ChatGPT (AI overview and grok both recommend my website, but ChatGPT doesn't really)? Also, am I doing this right by trying to rank well for a specific keyword? Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I've been building Numberthon, a platform that aims to make math practice competitive. In Numberthon, users solve problems, gain rating, climb leaderboards, and track their progress over time.

I'm looking for a small group of math social media creators interested in:

• Getting early access
• Providing feedback
• Potentially making content if they genuinely enjoy the platform
• Helping shape future features

In return, I'm happy to provide free Pro access, custom tournaments for your subscribers, and work directly with creators on ideas and improvements.

If you're a math creator (or know one), I'd love to chat.

Hi everyone,

I've been building Numberthon, a platform that aims to make math practice competitive. In Numberthon, users solve problems, gain rating, climb leaderboards, and track their progress over time.

I'm looking for a small group of math social media creators interested in:

• Getting early access
• Providing feedback
• Potentially making content if they genuinely enjoy the platform
• Helping shape future features

In return, I'm happy to provide free Pro access, custom tournaments for your subscribers, and work directly with creators on ideas and improvements.

If you're a math creator (or know one), I'd love to chat.

Hi everyone,

I've been building Numberthon, a platform that aims to make math practice competitive. In Numberthon, users solve problems, gain rating, climb leaderboards, and track their progress over time.

I'm looking for a small group of math YouTubers interested in:

• Getting early access
• Providing feedback
• Potentially making content if they genuinely enjoy the platform
• Helping shape future features

In return, I'm happy to provide free Pro access, custom tournaments for your subscribers, and work directly with creators on ideas and improvements.

If you're a math creator (or know one), I'd love to chat.

Right now, I recently added a paid plan to a website that I just made, and I am wondering:

How do I get that first dollar or first paid customer?

I won't link spam, but my product aims to be the "chess.com of math", meaning that people can compete and practice math on my website.

Thanks!

After months of building, I'm finally testing a paid version of XYZ.

XYZ is a math-practice platform that tries to make solving problems feel more like competitive chess than doing worksheets. Basically, you solve math puzzles and play math matches and gain or lose ELO based off of whether or not you win.

I'm launching XYZ Pro at $5/month and looking for my first paying users.

Current Pro features:
• Courses and structured learning paths
• Unlimited practice
• Advanced progress tracking and analytics
• Premium-only features I'm actively adding based on feedback

I'm not trying to optimize pricing yet—I mostly want to learn whether anyone finds enough value to pay for it.

If you enjoy math, competition math (AMC/AIME), or educational products, I'd love honest feedback:

Would you pay $5/month for something like this? Why or why not (and maybe some features to add)?

Site: (not sharing so as to not self-promote)

After months of building, I'm finally testing a paid version of XYZ.

XYZ is a math-practice platform that tries to make solving problems feel more like competitive chess than doing worksheets. Basically, you solve math puzzles and play math matches and gain or lose ELO based off of whether or not you win.

I'm launching XYZ Pro at $5/month and looking for my first paying users.

Current Pro features:
• Courses and structured learning paths
• Unlimited practice
• Advanced progress tracking and analytics
• Premium-only features I'm actively adding based on feedback

I'm not trying to optimize pricing yet—I mostly want to learn whether anyone finds enough value to pay for it.

If you enjoy math, competition math (AMC/AIME), or educational products, I'd love honest feedback:

Would you pay $5/month for something like this? Why or why not (and maybe some features to add)?

Site: (not sharing so as to not self-promote)