Kyle

Saying that you cover "all major US outlets" seems pretty generous considering there are only 4 store options on your site: Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and Coach Outlet

Simple and easy to use. Nice work!

No offense, but this looks like a lot of fake comments from accounts with 0-10 upvotes total saying "good luck", "Great idea", "cool", etc. Not what you typically see here on a #1 @rrhoover . Smells like a fake launch to me on a site that is promoting $700 videos that look like they could be done via Fiverr for much much less.

@nathanlatka is top notch. It's also neat to get an inside look at the negotiation process as I've started buying and selling SaaS tools. Anything Nathan puts out is a must watch IMO -- I'd highly recommend the show!

You may want to take off the ProductHunt banner on your website pointing to https://www.producthunt.com/posts/randompizza if you're trying to double dip

I'm curious, how did you decide on the $28 price point for a book? That seems almost twice the price of what I see most books released at.

$400 for access to the database of a little over 3,000 groups?? Am I missing something here? That seems way too high. I was expecting this to be a free list like found in other product hunt launches: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/2000-slack-groups. How does your comparable list offer that much added value to justify charging?

How is this the world's first analytics tool for TikTok? I googled "TikTok Analytics Tool" and found about a dozen others...

Oh it's free, nice!

Being a developer I would have assumed this was free/cheap. $19 per 1,000 users seems pretty steep considering the other options available. Especially for apps that have tens of thousands of users or more, this doesn't seem like a very economical alternative. Can you speak to how you came up with that price point?

0-60 in less than 2.9s... what in the world.

Seeing that your website is only two months old (Created Date: 2019-04-04 - https://whois.icann.org) I'm a bit skeptical. Have you actually paid anyone out yet? Also, your estimated earnings seems a bit high. If you could make $50/month by letting you run your software for 24hrs/day why wouldn't you just buy a bunch of VPSs or unlimited phone plans and do this yourself for cheaper?

Do you think you're going to run into legal trouble by directly calling yourself an open source 'Google', using Google's colors for your logo, and several other things they could claim is an infringement on their trademark?

How'd you decide to make this free?

I'm curious, how'd you come up with the name?

My big question is do your users that you're getting all this data from know that you are using their data? This is what Alexa is doing, but they getting their data through their toolbar that has millions of users. It seems like getting accurate information would require you to either: 1) Have access to users data in the millions or have access to google analytics data (which no one has...