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Reverse job board for Ruby on Rails developers
RailsDevs monetizes primarily through monthly subscriptions and hiring fees paid by companies. Companies pay a recurring fee, such as $300 per month, to access developer information and contact details on the platform. Hiring fees, which vary depending on the number of hires, constitute almost 90% of RailsDevs' revenue.
“you've got the recurring revenue companies pay you 300 bucks a month ... So the companies pay $300 a month to be part of the platform that gets them access to all of the developers, hidden information, like their contact info, their social links, their real name, the project that they worked on, ...”
“Through monthly subscriptions and hiring fees, RailsDevs make about $10,000 per month, on average. At the time I hadn’t even built a checkout flow. I had to manually send them an invoice! With their $99 payment, I achieved my goal of making $1.”
“Through monthly subscriptions and hiring fees, RailsDevs make about $10,000 per month, on average.”
“I shared RailsDevs and they asked me how to pay for a subscription. At the time I hadn’t even built a checkout flow. I had to manually send them an invoice! With their $99 payment, I achieved my goal of making $1.”
“you've got the recurring revenue companies pay you 300 bucks a month and you've got the hiring fees.”
“Almost 90% of revenue comes from hiring fees which can vary month to month depending on how many folks get hired.”