Sander Fish

@loaibassam such a pain and so unfair!

This is how much paper I need to apply for a Shenzhen visa in 2026

@levelsio @Cloudflare probably coping but your postmark figure is wrong

✉️ Trying @Cloudflare's new Email Sending feature today If you send 1,000,000 emails per month: - Postmark: $1,206/mo - Resend: $650/mo - SendGrid: $600/mo - Cloudflare: $354/mo - Amazon SES: $100/mo So Postmark is now by far the most expensive email provider And SES and Cloudflare are now the cheapest email providers I know my friend @marckohlbrugge is trying out SES now so I'll try Cloudflare and see how it is, SES is cheaper but Marc said it takes a bit more managing, and since I already use so much Cloudflare stuff it's nice to use them for email too With AI especially all of these are just as easy to use and setup in your app/site so economically it makes sense to go for the cheapest, because email is just email, it's all the same and deliverability is good with all of these I think TL;DR email sending has become a commodity!

@sobedominik sounds sick, can't wait to meet dominik v2

I think 🇺🇸 SF changed me (?) I know this sounds cheesy AF and it is, haha! The past two weeks here were absolutely incredible. Very thankful for all the new friendships. I thought I share some thoughts with ya'll.

LinkedIn job title of 2026: QA Tester, ex-software engineer

are QA tester salaries mooning right now?

❌ go to mars ✅ vibe code a note taking app

marchumor is back at full speed and I'm here for it

@jacobmparis wdym? you thought you could enter but this calculator said no?

@sanderfish It’s the one they use at the border but it’s overly pessimistic so I’ve gotten into fights before trying to get back in

@patrickc that's huge! is the growth driven by Managed Payments?

Stripe Atlas just hit 100,000 all-time incorporations. Q1 2026 is +130% Y/Y.

@levelsio we still do the bali cowork sessions every week and it's is the main reason I decided to stay here two years ago and now we have weekly meetups in 15 cities around the world!

I think a big part of this is having a weekly social event of a few hours (like church) is incredibly healthy We now did 53 weekly coworking events in my house and it's a great way for people to stay social Being social in 20s is easy (or was for me), there's always something going on, and you're single so dating is social itself In your 30s it gets harder, people are more busy, you're probably in a relationship, you might hav kids, so you think you need less social cause you get it already from your family but you need friends outside of that Organizing a weekly event whatever it is and kinda putting effort to ask people to come works Some weekly coworking days we have had 30 people, others it's just 3 people, one time nobody came and it was just me! But regardless I (or @rameerez when I am not at home) organize it This one was after my birthday party last week! Anyway I can recommend everyone to organize a weekly event, mine was inspired by @csonotes original Bali coworking events, and you can do same in your town or neighborhood! It doesn't have to be coworking, can also be group workout or board game meetup or debate club, whatever, something to get people off their phones and out the door! And it's healthy!

Bye Cursor, welcome back VS Code! I haven't touched any of Cursor's AI features in ages, and it eats up way too much memory for a simple IDE. Zed seems cool but I spend so little time in the IDE, I don't see why I'd learn a new layout at this point.

@onerinas this haha x.com/sanderfish/sta…

@sanderfish What happened?

just when I was considering to delete X, this happens! is it a sign?

It was about time. The Checkout Page API is here. We've always been no-code first, and that's not changing. By building out our API, we make sure that Checkout Page will be here. From your very first sale, to millions in ARR.

@rowansail @stripe just keep pushing, apparently it works 🤷‍♂️

@sanderfish @stripe I am so ready to end up on that list in 10 years

after 10 years of building stuff on the internet ✨ recognition ✨ thank you @stripe

@phuctm97 I found it's good for throwing a problem at and exploring various solutions. Like wireframing but much closer to final outcome.

Is Claude Design really good or just hype? I think it’s the most viral product launch since Claude Code. I have no need for it though. I just design as I build out the UI, which is basically effortless these days with AI.

@thekitze I have a simple rule: no calories after dinner Just water or non-caffeinated tea Dessert is fine as long as it's directly after dinner Basically intermittent fasting but without looking at the clock

i need a oneshot fix for late night cravings 😤 i can eat super clean all day, workout, sleep, all of that, but after 7 pm it's game over when evening kitze steps in the ring

Checkout Page rate limits by IP and ReCAPTCHA. Combined with Stripe Radar, we've gotten pretty effective at blocking payment fraud.

@illyism @mintlify we hired an SEO consultant who said we should no-index our customer's checkout pages, which are hosted or embedded, as the content is relatively thin and not related to the service (checkoutpage.com) that we offer. yay or nay?

🚨 @mintlify has a Domain Rating of 90 and outranks most docs tools for keywords they never even targeted. Here's why. Every customer on their free and pro plans has a small "Powered by Mintlify" link at the bottom of their docs site. Only the enterprise tier removes it! That's thousands of juicy backlinks from real companies, every single month, with zero outreach. The same pattern shows up across the category: - @chatbase: branded link on chat widgets - @intercom: "Powered by Intercom" on help centers - @FeaturebaseHQ: branded link on feedback portals If you run a B2B SaaS where customers ship something public-facing (docs, help center, feedback widget, chat, forms), you should be doing this. The math is simple: - 500 free customers × 1 backlink each = 500 contextual backlinks - Most from relevant industry sites (your customers ARE your ICP) - Enterprise tier becomes a natural upsell ("remove branding") And... You can charge 1000 USD per year to remove it 🤑 Worth doing an seoroast.com if you're a SaaS founder wondering why your competitors rank for everything.