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SNP.is
A freemium platform for creators — bio pages, short links, QR codes, analytics and retargeting pixels. From one decision in 2021 to a working subscription business.
- Role
- Founder & Product Lead
- Period
- 2021 — present
- Status
- Shipped
- Link
- snp.is
These are all the numbers I publish. I don’t share revenue or conversion rates — not because they’re bad, but because I don’t publish what I can’t prove to you publicly.

The first decision: I didn’t write it from scratch
I chose a licensed technical foundation instead of spending a year reinventing what already exists and works. The year I saved went into what actually makes the difference: the tools inside the platform, full Arabic localization, product design, the pricing model, the subscription system, retargeting integrations — and the acquisition engine.
Code is an implementation layer. The business is the real product.
The cost of that decision: you live with the license terms and the foundation’s update cadence, and some deep architectural changes aren’t fully in your hands.
Three tiers for three buying intents
| Tier | Price | For |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Try before paying |
| Pro | $9/mo | The solo creator |
| Business | $22/mo | Multi-brand operators |
Three payment providers
Stripe, Paddle and PayPal — because one market is never enough — with the full lifecycle: trials, upgrades, downgrades, cancellation and dunning after failed payments.
The differentiator: native retargeting inside a links platform
Every click on a user’s link can build ad audiences on Meta, Google, TikTok and Snapchat. That feature didn’t come from being a programmer — it came from managing over €1M in ad spend on those platforms and knowing what advertisers are missing.
What these numbers don’t say
- “Registered” is cumulative sign-ups, not active users.
- No revenue or conversion data is published.
- The core runs on a licensed foundation; what I claim is the product, localization, pricing, billing, integrations and acquisition.
Want something like this built?
Everything above was decisions — not code. That’s where the Digital Business Roadmap starts.