... that's such a good point and honestly something we think about a lot. the peace of mind of knowing your agents are running securely without worrying about infrastructure is hard to put a price on because the alternative isn't just money, it's the hours your team spends babysitting servers instead of building. and you're right about undercharging... most founders price based on what it costs them to build, not what it's worth to the customer ... ... TEDx talk, that's a problem! Comment from Jose Sanchez(@norteapp): The best way to resolve this usually is a narrative with a proper arc. What is Maria problem? How does her live looks like without your product vs

... breaking, and so on. - Vaizle - I work with Vaizle, but it has very easily emerged as my fav platform. Not even lying. I can keep track of ad performance, check what competitors are posting on social. And best part is that I can feed it my own website + competitors

... that comes through in how I read it. Kids pick up on energy and emotion long before they understand language itself. That s also why I built Our Stories. I wanted a tool that helps parents become better storytellers, especially in their own language. I read that multilingual children benefit hugely from repeated exposure to familiar sounds and words, so interestingly the same story again is often more valuable than endless novelty. As kids grow older, I imagine the feedback ... ... loop becomes clearer: which stories they ask for again, which characters become part of bedtime, which language they emotionally connect with, and whether storytelling

... makes pricing easier. Products from anonymous creators compete on price. Products from known practitioners with a track record compete on trust. That's a completely different conversation. Comment from Samir Asadov(@samir_asadov): For specialist/practitioner products this 'brand vs product' framing breaks down the product IS the brand statement. A financial model template built from real deal experience signals more credibility than a thousand brand posts ever could, because the buyer (a CFA with a deal on their desk) reads ... ... were only concerned w/ my wellbeing I'd do the same, but when I have others I'm responsible for, and they themselves have mouths to feed, I think differently about the long term effects of my brand vs

... wondering if someone like me really fits in on a site like Product Hunt. It feels like it s mostly for real developers and founders, and I m just here with a free app for a pretty niche group: storytellers who are knee-deep in figuring out their characters. Now that 16Core Character Mapper is live, I m restless to see if other writers, screenwriters, and storytellers

... events. (The next one is November 8 in San Francisco, and I hope to see you there.) Some attendees even asked if Athena was a client of mine. Nope.* This was just me geeking out on the puzzle of storytelling the way a narrative gets pieced together, why a journalist pauses, and how founders can learn from it. Because the better you understand the anatomy of a story, the better you can tell your own. So let me walk ... ... through how I think Athena landed in WSJ. The hope is that you, as a founder, can reverse-engineer the same playbook and become a better storyteller

... Gabriel, a builder, storyteller, and forever-curious founder. I ve lived in over 10 countries, launched everything from hostels to VFX tools, and now I m building something I truly believe in: AEORISE AI just launched today here on Product Hunt! It s the first platform designed to help you influence how AI systems like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity describe and recommend you. We call it Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) it s like SEO, but for the new world ... ... products and getting totally wrong, vague, or invisible results. So I thought what if we could optimize for AI the same way we optimize for Google? Now, we re helping early adopters get seen by AI before their competitors

... Product Hunt, I m Kuber Mehta, a digital artist, tinkerer, and storyteller across pixels, film frames, and guitar strings lol. I just submitted my Proposal - Tokyo Memory Map for the Tokyo Biennale 2025 Open Call. Imagine wandering Tokyo s neon-lit streets at midnight, ducking into a ramen shop, stumbling upon a street musician, all things you only notice when you've truly walked the city all stitched together into a living, breathing map. Tokyo Memory Map crowdsources photos, videos ... ... revealing the hidden layers of the city beyond tourist snapshots, turning into an interactive digital website that's also beautiful to look at. This project is a love letter to Japan while blending all my passions- art, tech, and storytelling

... Hello Product Hunt! I'm Rhonda, a visual storyteller passionate about weaving sacred narratives into digital experiences. My recent projects focus on unveiling divine themes through cinematic storytelling

... serious work, and their products deserve the spotlight: @OpenArt.ai with OpenArt Consistent Characters OpenArt Characters lets you create images of consistent characters from just one image or description. Pose, place, and combine them in any scene for infinite storytelling possibilities. @Basalt Basalt is the platform to build and operate AI features: Craft high-quality prompts with their AI-powered Copilot, test and evaluate LLM outputs, deploy seamlessly with their SDK, monitor and refine performance in real conditions ... ... tools to boost the productive panda shop sales. Comment from Juan Secchi(@juan): @bereczkrisz  congrats to you and your team! Comment from Lyra(@lyra66): Big congrats to all the winners! OpenArt Consistent Characters sounds like a dream for storytellers