Social publishing software for preparing, scheduling and reviewing posts across multiple accounts.
Social publishing software for preparing, scheduling and reviewing posts across multiple accounts. The August 2026 interview describes Petar building the product on nights and weekends and personally handling support. His own portfolio identifies PostFast as a product he built. Founder-led operation is supported; exact total headcount or contractor participation is not established, so no verified-solo label is used.
Monthly or annual subscriptions with account and workspace allowances.
Source-linked product facts, followed by MRRTrace analysis of the customer problem, workflow, trade-offs and questions to test.
A small business can have finished content but still spend time moving between accounts, adjusting files and checking whether scheduled items actually appeared. PostFast offers a shared publishing workflow. Editorial analysis: start discovery with one recurring calendar and ask the owner to demonstrate the last failed publication. A narrow audience may value a clear retry decision more than another content generation feature. The first product experiment should therefore identify the repeated exception that causes real work, not simply count the number of supported networks.
Official pricing scales account and workspace allowances through subscription plans. The current Starter option costs twelve euros monthly or one hundred twenty euros annually. Editorial analysis: an account limit is easy to understand, but willingness to renew should be compared with time saved and reliably completed publications. Interview customers after their initial content backlog has cleared. Track how often they return to prepare new material, whether someone must check every result manually, and the support burden per active account. These are proposed validation measures, not observed PostFast performance.
Observed channels and entry points; their performance is not inferred.
In the August interview, the founder attributes most acquisition to SEO and describes weak results from launch directories and attempts to go viral. This is his attribution, not an independently measured channel experiment.
EvidenceA MRRTrace reading of public product material. Trade-offs and questions are editorial analysis.
The founder explicitly reports €5.4k MRR for PostFast. The article's $6.3k title is not used or reverse-converted. SendHeron and consulting income are excluded. Exact financial cutoff is unstated; historical self-report, not payment verification.
Petar Georgiev, first-person Indie Hackers interviewStarter is €12/month billed monthly or €120/year, displayed as €10/month equivalent; seven-day trial.
The source page may change its prices, limits, or offer after the recorded check date.
Make one repeated publishing task reliable enough that a customer can trust it between visits, then test whether the specific audience will keep paying.
These are MRRTrace observations, not statements by the founder or proof of a repeatable outcome.