
Tech With Matteo
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Tech With Matteo
@TechWithMatteo
Learning by shipping, one app at a time. Building in public: • https://t.co/gOnuTtaVz6 Shipped: • https://t.co/W2aaWOE5F5 • https://t.co/8qovK7IgX6
Italia Katılım Ekim 2020
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@theroborourke the price ceiling you believe in is always lower then what the market is actually willing to pay, seeing someone else charge 6x is the only thing that moves it
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I had a call the other day with someone in a VERY specific niche doing around $10k a month.
The thing is they were doing a lot of volume... their projects were generally $1-2k each.
I went over how to raise their prices and they said they were pretty sure they were already at the limit.
I showed them the student screenshot attached to this post... another guy in that EXACT same niche charging 6x more... as his BASE price.
This is why getting around the right people can be so key. It pushes what you "know" to be true... and shows you there are always higher levels possible.
Really hope me and the $2k guy kick things off... cause 100% he can be doing this also.
But same for anyone reading this - dont limit your deal size by your own perspective.
Always be thinking bigger.

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@codewithpri seriously for what it does the price is wild, I use it everyday for building side projects and it pays for itself in hours saved
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@sharran the "optionality above 1" framing is what most people miss, freedom isn't just the number it's what you can do with the excess
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@drgurner the strategy part is underrated, most people skip straight to action without knowing what they actually want to change
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@TheGeorgePu the moat was never the tech it was always the relationship and trust built before anyone else showed up
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Bret Taylor chairs OpenAI's board.
His real money is Sierra.
$150M ARR. $15.8B valuation. 8 quarters.
Sierra is a wrapper on OpenAI. Wrappers die.
Sierra didn't.
Because Bret was co-CEO of Salesforce.
He doesn't pitch the Fortune 500. He texts them.
You're not competing on product.
You're competing on who picks up the phone.
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@boringmarketer I use Claude Code daily for building my side projects and yeah it really does shine for anything design or UI related, that part checks out
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I've been using codex as my primary coding agent for the last two months.
I fired up 4.7 today, and it continually makes mistakes that are table stakes for codex on 5.5
huge difference in depth, thinking quality, and precision
claude code still shines for design oriented stuff, but thats about it right now
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@rambuilds_ the documentation one hurts because it's 100% accurate and we all know it
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The tech stack of most startups:
- Frontend: React (because everyone uses React)
- Backend: Whatever the CTO knew from his last job
- Database: Postgres (or Mongo if someone watched a YouTube tutorial)
- Auth: Copied from a blog post
- Payments: Stripe (obviously)
- Deployment: "It works on my machine"
- Documentation: LOL
- Tests: "We'll add those later"
Valued at $10 million.
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@Jacob_Rhodes_ @zfellows bro at 16 building a real SaaS and chasing Z Fellows is already the whole story, most people don't even start until way later
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i'm not above publicly begging at this point.
things i have done to get @zfellows to notice me:
→ submitted the form (twice)
→ commented on their posts on X
→ commented on their posts on LinkedIn
→ sent DMs
→ messaged the founder
→ emailed support
things that have happened in response:
→ NOTHING
I am 16 years old and building a SaaS making real $$$
I would love to much to be accepted to Z Fellows or at least get a response, if anyone wants to help me please tag them. I would really appreciate it.
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@amitkushh even showing up on the hard days is part of the journey, the no electricity update is actually the most relatable thing i've read today keep going day 8
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Day 07 of building in public.
- 419 followers on X
- +4 followers
- $0 revenue
- Worked on graphloom.app
- There was no electricity today so I couldn't do much work.
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@happyspaceai 0% churn is the best early signal you can have, it means you found a real pain not just a nice-to-have, congrats on the 4 multi-location operators
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Building in public update from happyspace.one:
0% churn across our beta restaurants
150+ in our Dallas/Austin pipeline
4 multi-location operators live
Turns out "one tool that actually works" is a real value prop.
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@NekiWeb3 @aquilaneratr @wallchain 100% agree, trust is built in the boring moments not the launch days, sharing the messy process is what makes people actually root for you
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@aquilaneratr @wallchain building in public still feels right because transparency builds trust over time
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I think one underrated content skill is knowing what to repeat, my @wallchain fam.
Not copy.
Repeat.
There is a big difference.
Copying makes the timeline feel stale.
Repeating with a better angle builds identity.
That matters.
If a theme keeps working, maybe it is not something to abandon.
Maybe it is something to refine.
A stronger example.
A cleaner question.
A fresher opening.
A more human way to say the same core belief.
That is how a voice becomes recognizable.
Not by changing everything every day.
And not by saying the exact same thing forever.
The middle is where the skill is.
Return to what matters.
But bring something new to it.
I think that is one of the hardest parts of posting consistently.
Staying familiar without becoming predictable.
What is one topic you keep returning to because it still feels important to your voice?
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@PardeepXtech following for the "what actually works" part, thats the signal that gets lost in all the guru noise and its so refreshing when someone just shares real results
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@TheoNahman99681 zero competitors in a big market is such a rare find, the hardest part now is probably going to be getting that first paying customer before the cofounder search
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@Elmo1337420 yes the "vibe shifts" are the real story, showing that you changed your mind based on feedback is way more valuable then just the wins
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Building in public isn't just about showing wins.
It’s about showing the "vibe shifts."
AI makes the cost of change almost zero—you can pivot a whole feature in 2 hours if the data says so. Stay fluid.
#BuildInPublic #Startup #Agile
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@MyPixelCrew the "good ideas die because no team" problem is so real, i'm building scrivix.it myself and honestly the bottleneck is never the idea it's always the execution capacity
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Building in public. Week 1.
The problem we're solving:
Starting a company still requires a team. Developers. Marketers. Support. Ops.
Most people with good ideas never start because they can't afford the team to execute.
We're building MyPixelCrew - describe your idea, and AI agents build and run your entire company autonomously.
No hiring. No managing. No runway burned on salaries.
Waitlist open now. Founding cohort pricing when we launch.
mypixelcrew.com

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@redadeveloper the payment fragmentation problem is real and i feel this every time i travel with friends from different countries, its wild that it's still this hard in 2026
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@aryanlabde first 350 hits different, thats the one that makes you realize its actually possible
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@pinetreelic same for me, the best projects i built were always scratching my own itch first
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@DannyLimanseta already living this as a solo builder, the communication overhead alone is what kills most teams and you just skip all of it
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