A founder's AI agent builder reached $10K a month after he used it to scale his own SEO
Yasha Boroumand's FlowHunt makes $6K from subscriptions and $4K from one-off credits.
Subject: FlowHunt (Yasha Boroumand)AI agent and chatbot builder sold by subscription and credits
Case Overview & Background
After two failed products, Yasha Boroumand built FlowHunt, a builder for chatbots and AI workflows for SEO, back-office and sales tasks. He used FlowHunt itself to generate and maintain SEO pages, and it now brings in $10K a month.
How AI Is Used
Step-by-Step Process
Two earlier products did not work out.
FlowHunt lets users chain AI into workflows.
He used his own tool to scale search content.
Customer Acquisition & Distribution
Limitations, Risks & Failure Modes
What may not apply to you, and what could go wrong:
- Self-reported
- Crowded AI agent market
- Mass SEO pages carry search quality risk
Key Takeaways
- Using your product on your own growth proves it
- Mix subscriptions and credits for revenue
- Failed products still build reusable skills
Sources
Indie Hackers: After two failed products, this founder dogfooded his way to $10k/mo
Note: Interview by James Fleischmann. States $10k/mo split into $6k subscriptions and $4k credits.
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