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Based on what I've seen and tried, I'd recommend switching mindset from validating ideas to solving people's problems.

Whose life are you going to make more effective?

Who will save money because of your product?

Who will get things done faster?

If answer is "pretty much everybody" then use places you already know – where people willing to try new products spend their time. PH, Reddit, DN, HN, IH, you name them.

But I'd recommend going niche. Find a small group of people that you want to target and go to the places where they hang out.

Forums, Telegram groups, niche websites, Instagram profiles, etc.

50 people with problem that you're trying to solve are always a better audience than 1000 who never or hardly ever experienced the problem you're solving.

Especially on early stage.

And remember – your prototype in most cases better solve ONE problem really well.

Don't try to build many features at once just to see which one sticks.

Go one by one.

Test solutions to people's problems and don't be afraid to launch product in front of the same audience multiple times.

Hopefully, they will be grateful later.

Good luck.

Yes, meant exactly this one.

A) Charge users to access the list of products sounds like a nonsense to me. Like, pay money to then spend more money?:) It could be fun if you could make a bundle of products made in WIP and sell it on single subscription model, similar to the project (don't remember the name) that sells subscription to Mac apps using same approach. A lot of work to be done to make deals with makers and to somehow make the positive ROI (not sure if possible) but something to consider. Good luck.

@shakedko, I used this, but their forms simply don't work. They disabled backend or something, but some other makers reported they were not getting answers as well.

Domains on Namecheap if I get the coupon

bye Marc!

hey Marc!