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I’m curious about the reality of selling developer tools to developers. When you started conversations with potential users, what objections came up most often? For example: “We can build this ourselves.” “We already use another tool.” “The integration cost is too high.” “We do not have the problem badly enough yet.” “We like it, but cannot justify a budget.” For those who eventually became paying customers, what was the actual turning point? Was it a painful production incident, a technical champion, a quick proof of value, a simple integration, security/compliance pressure, or something else? I’d especially value individual customer stories: what the first conversation looked like, what nearly killed the deal, and why they eventually bought, or why they did not.   submitted by   /u/Gallegos_Daniel [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/14 01:15:32