Audjust
"A service to manipulate (shorten, lengthen, loop) audio for video editors and music producers."
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$500+/mo (thread context — creator mentions paid accounts have brought in enough to cover costs and make profit, no specific figure mentioned)
audjust.com
Maker:
jaflo
$500+/mo (thread context — creator mentions paid accounts have brought in enough to cover costs and make profit, no specific figure mentioned)
Marketing Channels
Primary
Hacker News (Show HN)
Had a well-received Show HN post (item 36480687) that 'kicked things off' for the product
Ongoing
Word of mouth / organic
Product targets a niche professional audience (video editors, music producers) likely discovering it through search and community
Growth Levers
- Target video editing and music production communities (YouTube creator forums, music production subreddits)
- Create tutorial content showing Audjust workflows integrated with popular DAWs and video editors
- Pursue integrations or plugins with popular editing software (Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Ableton)
- Leverage SEO for long-tail queries like 'shorten audio for video' or 'loop music for editing'
- Offer a referral or affiliate program targeting content creators with audiences in the editing niche
First Customer Strategy
Launched with a Show HN post that was well-received and drove initial traction. After that initial boost, the creator iterated on the product — renaming it and adding paid accounts — to convert free users into paying customers.
Pricing Insight
Freemium model with paid accounts; enough revenue to cover costs and generate some profit, suggesting a lean cost structure with a sustainable pricing tier.
Key Takeaways
- • A well-timed Show HN launch can provide meaningful initial traction for niche developer/creator tools
- • Building a side project in spare time can reach profitability with a lean cost structure
- • Renaming and adding paid tiers post-launch shows iterative product development driven by early user feedback
- • Niche audio manipulation tools for content creators fill a gap between full DAWs and basic editors
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