Asim Akhtar's journey on building a SAAS empire. Aiming for $10 trillion value created.

Day 159

4:50 PM

Still watching US and UK store carefully. Seem to be fine.

Testing another (previously winning) product on a store I killed off 18 months ago.

This MIGHT work:

BUT before I do that I’m testing this:



$29.99/mo + BOGOF lets me break-even/small loss + front end…

… after 1 month = profitable

But $14.99/mo (single item)…

… after 3 months = profitable

So you can see basic math…

I could do it at $24.99/mo but $24.99 is in same [first digit = 2] category as $29.99/mo so I’ll leave it at that.

So yeah testing that offer, will see what it does

And so – why is the price ‘high’ compared to the competition?

30 Day Risk-free Trial + Lifetime Warranty + Free Returns/Replacements

PLUS I believe that the problem this solves… is worth like $1,000 at least to the person…



EDIT: I checked... the actual 'solution' to this costs $5000 to $18000, so $100 for a 'quick fix' seems perfectly reasonable.

Not my fault if everyone else is undercharging.


So charging 1/10 of that is fair enough.

Works for 80%+ of customers.

Used one myself a while back and it’s quite decent.

So IF it works then that’ll be a nice cashflow money printing machine

If it doesn’t work then I’ll just have to do $14.99 etc etc…

But I have to at least test it to see if the theory is correct

And maybe to sweeten the deal + make it more long-term valuable I could include some pdfs to help them…

But for now just testing this.

Oh yeah UK clothing store thing is £15.99/mo

US clothing store is $18.99/mo


Didn’t do much work at all on SAAS today… since this concept might be extremely valuable.


If I can get ‘winning products’ that usually sell for $29.99 etc, make them Buy One Get One FREE at $29.99/mo (3-4 mo depending on margins)…

Then I should be able to make $50+ per customer like clockwork.

Expand into enough niches… and I’ll have a front-end machine.

No, it’s not necessarily sustainable.

I’ll see how well this does before coming up with numbers… my calculations always seem to assume infinite scaling…


Hence SAAS. Long-term. Sustainable. 4-5 fig/customer + repeat customers + referrals etc etc…

Gotta get to work…