The idea is simple. Every founder I talk to has the same early problem, no users, no reviews, no social proof, and no one to honestly tell them if their product is good or not. So I'm building a community called Launch Club where founders help each other solve exactly that.
Members would beta test each other's products, leave honest reviews on G2 and Product Hunt, trade newsletter shoutouts, give brutal landing page feedback, and make warm intros to potential customers. The whole thing runs on a contribution-first culture — you give before you ask. Founding member price is $7/month forever and then switching to $20/month for non founding members.
My question is genuinely this — if you're building something right now, would you pay $7/month for access to 50+ other founders who are actively obligated to help you get your first users and reviews? Or is this something that sounds good on paper but wouldn't actually change your behaviour?
Brutal honesty appreciated. I'd rather know now than after I build it.