▲ | 101008 7 months ago | |
No, my ucstomers would be in the US and Europe. This is a SaaS for developers. Create a US entity through Atlas is exactly what I want to avoid. I'd prefer something simpler, where I can get paid (even if they get a high cut like 5%), and then send that money to Paypal or a bank account. | ||
▲ | bruce511 7 months ago | parent | next [-] | |
Completely off topic, but developing products for developers (especially subscriptions) is difficult. I say this as someone who has been selling to developers for 30 years as one of my core functions. It's hard to sell to a group who premise their buying with "I could knock this up in a weekend , and do it better." Not to mention all the developers who have no work to do so code "alternatives" to Show HN. I survived by finding an incredibly tiny niche - really a tiny niche in a tiny niche - plus doing a lot of other work while building a brand. My advice is - there are easier groups to sell to. | ||
▲ | nreece 7 months ago | parent | prev | next [-] | |
Can't you just use PayPal for accepting one-time or subscription payments? Paddle and Rebill also seem to support Argentina. https://www.paddle.com/help/legal/sanctions/which-countries-... https://www.rebill.com/en/payment-and-subscription-solutions... | ||
▲ | brudgers 7 months ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Curious why you want to avoid Atlas. |