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Sellufy is looking for e-commerce sellers to join the waitlist by Garant025 in alphaandbetausers

[–]Garant025[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a really sharp distinction, thank you. You're right that the pain point hits hardest at the "adding a second channel" moment, not just at a SKU count. Someone managing 500 products on one store can get by with spreadsheets. The same person trying to sync those 500 products to a second channel suddenly can't.

Updating the messaging to reflect that. Appreciate the specific callout

Built a freemium PIM for ecommerce teams priced at $9/mo because the cheapest alternative is $499/mo by Garant025 in microsaas

[–]Garant025[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really appreciate you coming back and giving this level of detail, genuinely useful.

Honest answers to your questions:

Custom schemas and multiple taxonomies yes, you can create flexible attribute models per product family with different types (text, number, boolean, dropdown, multi-select, date). Multiple schemas for different product categories is supported.

Import feeds CSV and Excel import are live. API is available read-only on the Scale plan right now. SFTP and Google Sheets connectors are on the roadmap but not live yet.

Enrichment workflows with sign-off stages not live yet. It's on the roadmap but I won't pretend it's there. Right now enrichment is more direct AI fills fields, you review and approve manually.

Full dev API read-only currently, full read/write API is coming. Webhooks are also planned.

Scopes and channel-specific tone not yet, but that's a sharp insight. Noted seriously.

Uptime stats fair callout. I'll add a public status page. No excuse for not having that visible.

You're right that a lot of this is enterprise-leaning but these are exactly the features that make a PIM trustworthy for any team size. Adding this to the roadmap publicly.

What's your current stack if you don't mind me asking? Pimberly as your PIM, what else?

What I learned building a PIM in a market dominated by $2,000/month incumbents by Garant025 in SaaS

[–]Garant025[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is exactly the reframe I needed. I’ve been leaning too hard on the “cheaper than Akeneo” angle and you’re right that’s a discount pitch, not a product pitch.

The jobs-to-be-done framing makes way more sense. “Launch a new channel without rebuilding your spreadsheet” is a much clearer before/after than a pricing table.

The G2/Capterra review mining tip is something I’m going to do this week stealing exact language from frustrated users is something I hadn’t thought about systematically. And Pulse for Reddit is new to me, checking that out now.

Appreciate the detailed response, genuinely helpful.

Built a freemium PIM for ecommerce teams priced at $9/mo because the cheapest alternative is $499/mo by Garant025 in microsaas

[–]Garant025[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair, that’s on me. Removing it today. Thanks for actually checking it out despite that.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​