I was fascinated that they offer customers an affordable alternative to traditional service agreements, where they might be paying for one on one attention and unpredictable hours. Basically, a productized service provides them with a set price and scope of work and the chance to choose what fits their budget.
So, without taking any time to think further, I thought that creating a SaaP to design pitch decks was a good idea. That’s why I developed Deckly. Problem is, I don’t know if anyone would actually use it. I don’t know if there’s a market for it. I don’t know if it’s even a good idea. I’m lost.
For context, this is my first project ever, I’m young and I don’t have any relevant work experience. But I can design and I think I’m good at creating pitch decks, perhaps that’s why I made such a sudden choice.
Do you have any suggestions? This is the landing page if anyone is interested: https://deckly.altervista.org
P.S. payments are on test mode of Stripe, so if you want to test the pipeline feel free to.
I have no idea if there's demand for a product like this, but you should talk about it to people who may be interested in something like that.
If nothing else it's a great portfolio piece to demonstrate what you're able to do.
> Plus, keeping up with freelancers’ rates and hourly billing is stressful! They often even try to bill useless things or waste time doing nothing to earn more money.
Stay lost.