saas-metricsindie-hackersbuilding-in-public
The Building in Public Playbook for Indie Hackers→
A practical guide to building in public. What to share, where to post, and how to turn transparency into growth for your SaaS.
·10 min read
Guides & Playbooks
No fluff. Real numbers. The operational knowledge indie hackers actually need.
9 guides · Updated regularly
- saas-metricsindie-hackersltv
The Indie Hacker Guide to Customer Lifetime Value (LTV)→
Learn how to calculate customer lifetime value for your SaaS, use the LTV:CAC ratio, and increase LTV with practical strategies.
·10 min read - saas-metricsindie-hackerspricing
When to Raise Your SaaS Prices (And How to Do It Right)→
A practical SaaS pricing strategy guide for indie hackers. Spot the signals, plan the rollout, and grow MRR without losing customers.
·8 min read - saas-metricsindie-hackersstripe
Connect Stripe to Understand Your Revenue (Step by Step)→
Stop guessing your SaaS revenue. Learn how to connect Stripe, sync your data, and track MRR, churn, and growth automatically.
·8 min read - saas-metricsindie-hackersrevenue
MRR, ARR, and Churn: The Metrics Every Indie Hacker Needs→
Learn how to calculate MRR, ARR, and churn rate for your SaaS. Practical formulas, real examples, and common mistakes indie hackers make.
·7 min read - referralsviralgrowth
Referral Programs for Waitlists: The Viral Growth Playbook→
How to design a referral mechanic that turns every subscriber into a growth channel.
·1 min read - analyticsutmgrowth
UTM Tracking for Indie Hackers: Why Every Signup Source Matters→
Learn how to use UTM parameters to understand where your waitlist signups come from and double down on what works.
·1 min read - waitlistlaunchindie-hacker
How to Build a Pre-Launch Waitlist That Actually Works→
A practical guide to creating a waitlist that converts curiosity into committed early adopters.
·1 min read - indie-hackersbuilding-in-publicfounder-story
Why I Built IndieBase→
The story behind IndieBase — why I built a validation and tracking toolkit for indie hackers, and the problem I was trying to solve.
·3 min read