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Since the last payment on July 28, 17 people signed up for LinkedMash and…

2026-08-05 · 20:08 UTC ·@code_rams ·1 min read

Brief

LinkedMash Day 30 update from @code_rams (2026-08-05) reports a $2k MRR target and current MRR of $249.50. Since the last payment on July 28 there were 17 signups and 13,665 posts imported (largest 2,978) but 0 new payments. After eight days rewriting pricing, the author finds users never reached the paywall and advises checking usage tables before changing pricing.

Why it matters

Since the last payment on July 28, 17 people signed up for LinkedMash and collectively imported 13,665 posts (largest single account: 2,978 posts), but there were 0 new payments; current MRR is $249.50 toward a $2k MRR goal (Day 30, published 2026-08-05).

Key details

  • 11 of the 17 signups imported more than 100 posts, yet 7 of those 11 never ran a single search and across all 17 only 4 ever ran a search—nobody exhausted the free quota or reached the paywall.
  • Author spent eight days rewriting the pricing page (mistake of the week) and concludes: read the usage table before you touch the pricing table; a price objection proves someone used the product, silence proves they never got that far.
Cleaned source text

Day 30 of 100, taking LinkedMash to $2k MRR. Current: $249.50 (+$0).

Mistake of the week: eight days spent rewriting a pricing page.

Since the last payment on July 28:

17 people signed up

13,665 posts imported between them

biggest single account: 2,978 posts

new payments: 0

So I went at the price. Too expensive? Wrong currency? No cheaper tier?

Then my agent opened the usage table.

11 of the 17 imported more than 100 posts. 7 of those 11 have never run a single search. Across all 17, only 4 ever ran one.

Nobody burned the free quota down, so nobody ever reached the paywall I was rewriting.

They never hit a wall. They never got to the half of the product the wall is in.

A price objection is proof somebody used your product. Silence is proof they never got that far.

Read the usage table before you touch the pricing table.