On April 13, 2026, Lovable launched Lovable Payments: a built-in way to handle subscriptions and one-off payments through Paddle or Stripe. It’s a helpful step forward, especially for makers who…
If you’ve just shipped your first Lovable app and someone wants to pay you, Lovable Payments is probably the right next step. But there’s a version of this story where…
What does it actually take to monetize a Lovable app from scratch? Not much, it turns out. With Freemius’ Lovable integration, the full setup — pricing page, checkout, paywalls, subscription…
March’s release opens a door. The Lovable integration brings Freemius monetization to a new generation of makers building with AI. Anyone with an idea can now go from vibe coding…
Getting your SaaS go-to-market strategy right without a budget doesn’t mean doing everything on a smaller scale. It means doing one thing well. The three motions that work for early-stage…
A SaaS lifetime deal can fund your next three months of development or drain the next three years of it. The difference comes down to how it’s structured before launch….
If a micro-SaaS pricing page gets 400 visitors a month and converts at 1.2%, that’s about five customers. Move it to 2%, and you’re at eight. Three extra customers at…
A lot happens between checkout and renewal. February’s release brings more visibility and control to that space — the emails buyers receive, the portal they use to manage their account,…
Many micro-SaaS founders build their SaaS tech stack like they’re running a large, VC-backed startup. They implement CRMs, advanced analytics, and marketing automation because VC blogs say that’s what “serious”…
Many SaaS businesses lose 5%–9% of revenue to failed payments yet they classify it as product churn instead of a billing system problem. In conversations with guest founders like Roman…
When a user cancels, stops logging in, or walks away after a trial, many SaaS founders move on. Churn has a way of feeling final. But looking across thousands of…
January’s release refines key moments in the maker’s journey, from setup and pricing decisions to documentation, checkout, and account management. Alongside these improvements, we’ve made a range of smaller refinements…
After launch, many SaaS founders assume growth comes from shipping more features. New capabilities get added, integrations move up the list, edge cases and “nice-to-have” improvements start feeling important. The…
For many SaaS makers, building feels like progress because it’s familiar and controllable: you decide what gets done, see the work add up, and at the end of the day…
Your product keeps proving its value: usage grows and customers rely on it more over time. Yet, the lifetime value of each customer barely changes. Every time you think about…
