About SaasyMetrics: SaasyMetrics provides you metrics and actionable insights to better run your SaaS business with subscriptions running through PayPal.<p>Why I am building SaasyMetrics: I run a small software company in Mumbai, India. When my SaaS business (DomCop) had only a few customers, I was using the Excel SaaS metrics dashboard created by Christoph Janz. This was great while I was just starting my business but as the business grew, it became quite painful to update the spreadsheet manually. I needed an app that would automatically get all my data and calculate the metrics I required. While there were many really good SaaS metrics & analytics apps in the market, there were none that would integrate with PayPal, which ran all my monthly subscriptions. That's essentially why I decided to create SaasyMetrics.<p>If your business runs on PayPal, I welcome you to join our early access list and help us build an extremely useful tool that will help you grow your business.<p>What you get as a beta customer:<p>- Inputs in deciding the roadmap for the product<p>- Early access during the closed beta<p>- A 50% lifetime discount to SaasyMetrics<p>What I get: Early access to you, the most important customer I will ever have.<p>Next Step: If you are interested, please do sign up for the beta at https://www.saasymetrics.com
As my PayPal hate comment wasn't too constructive, here's some more constructive feedback from someone who has designed a fair amount of landing pages:<p>- Change the heading font to something sans-serif, it feels very default, and look at typographic hierarchy, all those fonts are white and make it look a bit of a wall-of-text.<p>- Safari hasn't looked like that for a long time, get some up-to-date screenshots, your making your product look outdated already.<p>- Two screenshots one over the other is making the page needlessly long, use a carousel or similar so you have just have one that you can scroll side to side.<p>- You want people to sign up but the box is buried down the bottom of the page, work out a way to get that raised up.<p>- The pricing plan structure feels a bit empty, if you're not offering more functionality for more money, try and make the higher end ones more persuasive by doing something like indicating what kind of savings you're getting by choosing a more expensive plan.
We accept payments via both Stripe and PayPal, and I have to say, trying to find a baremetrics-esque solution for us has been insanely frustrating. We're still calculating LTV, churn, etc. by hand since surprisingly none of these services actually support both, and by looking at the metrics from only one payment source we're missing out on the bigger picture.<p>So glad to see someone finally made one for PayPal, but without support for other payment systems, I don't see it being able to compete with what's out there. This would only be useful for a company accepting payments from JUST PayPal, which as others have pointed out is probably a rare case these days.<p>ChartMogul claims to be working on PayPal support, so hopefully that will come through. In the meantime, I still think there's a huge hole in this market for supporting PayPal + other services.