Self-promo for pay-per-post pricing as an alternative to social scheduler subscriptions
A solo founder describes building a social media scheduling tool with pay-per-post pricing after growing tired of paying full monthly subscription fees during low-posting months. This implies a real mismatch between subscription pricing models and usage patterns for infrequent social media posters, but the entry is framed as a product pitch rather than a first-person problem account.
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