How I Built It: $12K/Month Micro SaaS

This is how Dmytro Krasun quit his 9-5 job and built a screenshot micro saas to over $12,000/month.

Follow Dmytro's Journey

[poomchantarapornrat]

I love how realistic this story is. No glamorous dream selling. Just straight to the point.

[danilocecilia]

I think many of us can relate with this guy, no glamour, simple guy, looks humble and definitely a hard work person. One of the best stories imo.

[ChandlerTC]

I wish time had been spent better describing two things: why a paid subscription for a screenshot tool is needed in the first place and why his tool was different / better than the existing tools.

[Iaintsayinnothin..]

One of the best founders, if not the best founder you've featured on this channel. Not only is he knowledgeable but he also has the right knowledge.

[RanjitMarathay]

This guy is clearly legit, “all advice is contextual”

[AnalogFlava]

What a cool dude, loved his message and wish him more success…cheers!

[CinemagraphAcademy]

Damn, your editing and storytelling is becoming better and better for each video. A huge inspiration. Good video!

[scoroop]

Wow huge huge congrats to Dmytro. I spent countless days i my life trying to run my own business without luck so far but this is a great inspiration to pursue this goal.

[jeimagu]

I guess the 4k in server expenses is cause Puppeteer eats a lot of resources, and he needs to open a lot of browser instances with puppeteer to take the screenshots

[pantagana]

Vervy clear, simple and smart. Top story, gj!

[qawmkl]

one of the best guests you've had

[glowshedfilms]

Nice ... a genuine guest for once :p more like this!

[elwalidkadura]

Great video! It’s just a shame that I had to search for the product myself to understand what it’s about 😅 can you take the time to explain the product at the beginning like with use cases for example?

[drfok]

That last piece of advice was amazing, thanks Dmytro :)

[ivanlawrence]

Everyone I trust starts with "don't listen to anyone's advice, including my advice"... and "just try it"

[cooltech]

really love the story, the insight, and of course the advice on the end, thanks Dmytro

[kelvinndeti]

I can see why he succeeded. Good story. Inspiring

[vour]

Where do these solo dev get these awesome designs from? I struggle with this.

[nicolasceron]

The beginning censuring and intro it's annoying, get to the substance please

[Ari-pqdb]

Outstanding video, I would love to hear more from such solopreneurs !!