The name Prosubs makes people think subscriptions first. That association is useful, and it is also too small. The product is for turning what you already do into a clear offer: a name, a price, a link someone can pay, and a way to see who came back.
Subscriptions are one way that offer repeats. They are not the whole story. If you design brands, coach clients, run a gym, host a workshop, or sell a package of your time, you are the audience. You do not need to think of yourself as a "SaaS founder."
Five overlapping groups
These are not market segments to pick from a dropdown. Most people sit in more than one. A photographer might be a specialist on Monday and an experience seller on Saturday.
The specialist
“I just need an easier way to sell what I already do.”
Designers, developers, writers, photographers, consultants — anyone with a craft and a rate.
A named offer, a simple checkout, and less admin around every job.
The creator
“I have an audience. I need to turn attention into revenue.”
Course makers, mentors, workshop hosts, community builders.
More than one offer format, an easy way to get paid, and room for people to come back.
The expert
“People already pay me for my knowledge. I want it structured.”
Coaches, strategists, advisors, trainers.
Productization, a professional storefront, payments, and a client list that isn't a group chat.
The small business owner
“I need fewer tools and less manual work.”
Agencies, studios, gyms, retainers, memberships.
Payments, who has renewed, and a clear view of revenue — without another dashboard to babysit.
The experience seller
“People buy access to what I create.”
Workshop hosts, masterclass creators, conference organisers.
Ticketing, events, payments, and a list of who is actually coming.
What you actually need
Across all five, the job is the same: package the work, share a checkout, get paid, keep a record, and do it again. Prosubs is the loop — create, sell, get paid, manage, repeat — not another billing product that assumes you already run a subscription company.
If you don't see yourself in the labels, ignore the labels. If you have something people would pay for, there is a shape for it.
Package one thing you already do well.
Name it, price it, share the link. That is the whole start.
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