The $100 Pricing Test That Validated This SaaS

21 Jan 2026 · 1 min
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Andrew Gazdecki launched a SaaS at $100 a year as a deliberate loss leader to test if anyone wanted it. When it sold, he knew to keep building. He raised the price after a week and kept pushing it higher as the product improved.

Questions this video answers

US$100 per year.

After one week.

No — the speaker said it was not profitable if a customer used the product for the year.

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