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Branvia
Premium AI visuals and prompts for small businesses
23 followers
Premium AI visuals and prompts for small businesses
23 followers
Transform your product photos with AI-powered image generation. Create stunning, professional product images for your small brand or business. Upload a photo, get multiple style variations in minutes.
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Great idea! I actually had a similar product some time ago, but it didn’t take off because AI image generation just wasn’t as advanced as it is today. Really liked what you’ve built! Just one suggestion: consider offering a free trial. I created an account, but when I tried to use it, it asked for 50 credits and showed an error message. It wasn’t very clear that I was being redirected straight to a paid option. A small free test could help a lot, the costs usually pay off later.
Also, think about exploring communities of small entrepreneurs. Your target audience might not be on Product Hunt, but in Facebook groups or other communities where small business owners hang out. For them, a tool like this is super valuable!
Congrats on the launch, and I hope this feedback helps!
@johannagoulart
Hi Johanna, thank you so much for your feedback and for trying Branvia! I completely understand your point about offering a free trial. Each product visualization is quite costly since it requires multiple API calls, which makes free credits difficult to offer right now. I’ve thought about it a lot, but it doesn’t seem feasible in the current setup. From your experience, what do you think would be a good way to let new users test the platform without making it too expensive on my side?
@luka_gorgadze1 Yes, I get your point! On the platform, I’d allow at least 1 transformed photo per new account, so anyone who signs up can generate 1 image. Test it and see how the flow feels. If it starts getting too expensive, you can always adjust. The key is to experiment.
In the early days, I imagine your user flow will be more targeted and contained, since you’ll likely be reaching out directly to people who showed personal interest. For them, I’d even allow more than one free try, feel the pulse of your customer and find the minimum viable trial that sparks real interest.
Also, consider channels like marketplaces, food delivery apps, etc, they could be great fits :)
@johannagoulartThank you, Johanna! That makes a lot of sense, I’ll do it and experiment as you suggested.