Original Summary

Most SaaS pricing pages give you two choices: pay the list price or leave. I wanted a third one. HAGGIN is a link a founder sends to customers who are about to leave. The trial ended, they clicked cancel, they never answered the quote. Instead of just going, they make an offer: a price, a year upfront, a testimonial, a post about the product, or anything else they can bring. The founder accepts, counters or passes. The list price doesn't change for anyone else. A few things I'm happy with: You paste your pricing page and it builds the first draft from your plans. Nothing goes live until you publish it No chat. Every offer is a full proposal (product, price, period, extras), and a counter is a new one. Negotiations stay short HAGGIN never touches the money. When you agree, you paste your own payment link And since I sell negotiable pricing, mine is negotiable too. You can make me an offer for Pro or Business right now. Every number of the project is public as well, including the ugly ones. 3 weeks in: 7 signups, the first Haggin from another founder went live on Saturday. hagg.in Built with Next.js, Postgres and Stripe. Feedback very welcome, especially if something on the page doesn't make sense in the first 10 seconds.   submitted by   /u/lmfresneda [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/29 21:53:28