Day 8 - Profitable MVP in 30 Days - Distribution and Payment Channels: AppStore vs Gumroad, Paddle vs Stripe
Day eight of the Profitable MVP in 30 Days challenge, analyzing distribution and payment channels for apps like AppStore, Gumroad, Paddle, and Stripe, along with calculating how many products need to be sold to reach the revenue goal.
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