Indie makers have no affordable changelog — enterprise options 10x pricier
Independent software makers and small SaaS founders need a way to publish and embed product changelogs, but existing tools (Beamer, Headway) are priced for enterprise teams and have stagnated in development. The gap forces builders to either over-pay, cobble together blog-based workarounds, or skip changelogs entirely — losing a key user trust and retention signal.
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