Dilana
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- Nov 9, 2023
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I built a tool that scrapes and analyzes Reddit, that :
So, I'm stuck in a loop: I logically see how it could work as a business because it runs on a cheap render plan, I planned a freemium model: free reports with basic ads, then paid upgrades for advanced features. The architecture is built for this. There's clear potential to scale vertically (deeper data/features) and horizontally (adding other platforms later).
I'm now seriously considering if the smartest move is to sell the complete project to someone who can execute that vision from day one.
For those who've made similar jumps from build to business: does my assessment seem correct? Is trying to become a marketer from zero the right use of time here, or is selling the more rational choice?
Thank you.
- Input: Accepts single or bulk keywords, any subreddit, and fully custom date ranges.
- Output 1: Complete Thread Archive: Generates standalone HTML files for every matching post with the full comment tree intact (all replies, images, media).
- Output 2: Analytics Dashboard: A detailed overview report with metrics like average upvotes/comments, engagement scores, temporal patterns, content analysis, and top-performing content, Trend, Peak Period, Best Times to Post presented with clear visualizations.
So, I'm stuck in a loop: I logically see how it could work as a business because it runs on a cheap render plan, I planned a freemium model: free reports with basic ads, then paid upgrades for advanced features. The architecture is built for this. There's clear potential to scale vertically (deeper data/features) and horizontally (adding other platforms later).
I'm now seriously considering if the smartest move is to sell the complete project to someone who can execute that vision from day one.
For those who've made similar jumps from build to business: does my assessment seem correct? Is trying to become a marketer from zero the right use of time here, or is selling the more rational choice?
Thank you.