Marc Lou Startups
You already know how many people visited your site. What you don’t know is how many of them actually bought something — and which channel sent them.
DataFast fixes that. It connects your traffic directly to your revenue, so you can stop guessing which marketing effort is working and start seeing it in black and white.
No more pageview obsessing. No more vanity metrics that look good in a report but mean nothing for your bottom line.
Just a clear answer to the question every founder actually cares about: where is my money coming from?
You have an idea. A good one. But before you can build it, you’re buried in Stripe webhooks, DNS records, authentication flows, and email deliverability settings — and you haven’t written a single line of actual product code yet.
That’s 22+ hours gone before you’ve even started.
ShipFast eliminates all of it. It’s a Next.js boilerplate that comes with payments, login, emails, and everything else already wired up and ready to go. Clone it, customize it, and ship the thing you actually came to build.
Because the founders who win aren’t the ones who set up the best DNS records.
They’re the ones who launched first.
Most coding courses will teach you how to invert a binary tree. How to master sorting algorithms. How to write the kind of code that impresses a hiring manager in a technical interview.
But you’re not looking for a job. You’re looking to build something.
CodeFast is a 12-hour video course designed for entrepreneurs, not engineers. It skips the theory you’ll never use and goes straight to what matters — enough fundamentals to understand what you’re building, plus how to use AI to build it faster. By the end, you won’t just know how to code.
You’ll have a real, launched SaaS to show for it.
Because in 2026, you don’t need to know everything about code. You just need to know enough to ship.
TrustMRR
Anyone can claim their startup makes $10k a month. Not everyone can prove it.
TrustMRR is a database of startup revenues — verified directly through payment processors like Stripe, not self-reported, not estimated.
You can see exactly what real indie businesses are earning, how fast they’re growing, and in some cases, whether they’re available to buy.
For founders, it’s a reality check and a benchmark. For buyers, it’s a shortlist of proven businesses with the receipts attached.
So you can stop guessing who’s actually making money — and start learning from the ones who are.
Most founders scatter their work across a dozen links — a Twitter bio here, a Product Hunt profile there, a Linktree with five dead URLs somewhere in between. None of it tells the full story.
Indie Page gives you one clean page for all of it. Your startups, your revenue, your journey — in one place that actually reflects who you are as a builder.
Connect Stripe and your numbers get verified automatically. Hit a milestone and the Indie Page Revenue Bot announces it on Twitter for you.
It’s not just a portfolio. It’s proof of work — for the people who are building in public and want something to show for it.
