Roberto Morais

1. Easier to test new features and scrape old ones When we organized a customer discovery sesh with around 60 people in February we learned that there are many features that people didn't want. And a couple that they would find useful. It took only a week or two to update. 2. Amazing community People from the no-code community have been incredibly supportive as we built Biyo (our product). It gave us the courage and will to continue to work on the app. I can't stress enough how important it is to build with such an amazing and supportive community. 3. Bring traffic from side-tools One "growth hack" for startup founders is to build side tools that are going to provide extra value for FREE for potential customers. No-code allows us to save a lot of time for these side-tools, and the build process takes about 3-6 hours. --- Now, more than ever, I am really confident that no-code gives you an edge over the competition.

Is offering something for free a powerful enough incentive for someone to try your service? There are tons of companies that I would love to work with, and I've been thinking about offering to create one video for them for free. But at the same time, these companies are very well funded, so I'm not sure if pricing matters all that much to them. Just a bit of context, I run a video agency. www.videodeck.co Let me know what you think.