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Indie Hackers

An online community of founders of small internet businesses: a founder posts a product or revenue update there to get feedback and reach the first users.

Price: Free to post (read 13 October 2026) Free plan: free www.indiehackers.com

Who uses it, and for what

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StoryWhat it does thereWhenCost statedGradeSource
ChatbaseFounder community where he stayed active to reach other builders.CIndie Hackers, 2023, interview by Channing Allen: How a college student reached $64,000/mo in 6 months by being an AI first mover
Tweet HunterFounder ran an ask-me-anything post about the product in October 2021.CIndie Hackers, 5 October 2021: I built Tweet Hunter's MVP in 2 weeks. 4 months later it grew to $150k ARR. AMA
HeadlimeOn the launch day the founder offered in a post there to rewrite readers' landing page headlines.CDanny Postma on X, 29 June 2020: launch thread
BoltAICommunity where he posted the prototype for feedback, and later his revenue updates.CIndie Hackers, 28 September 2023, post by the founder: I reached $20k in revenue with my 2 smol AI apps
Superpower ChatGPTThe founder published his story there in July 2026 and linked it from X.since July 2026CSuperpower ChatGPT on X (@spchatgpt), posts of 16 to 31 July 2026: version 8 and the founder's thread on his Indie Hackers story
aiCarouselsHis build posts reached the front page there, which sent readers to the product.since May 2023CStarter Story, 28 November 2023: I Accidentally Built A SaaS in 10 Days & Quit My 9-5, interview with Fernando Pessagno

Grade A: the tool's maker or a payment processor confirms the use. Grade B: an independent report, or the tool is visible in public code. Grade C: the founder or the company says so.

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