If u read the comments majority said 23% is very generous and it’s not just good but very good. Many Cofounders just get 5-10% and founding engineers get 1-2%
This is the reason I always say irrespective of Cofounders role, both should invest the money so there will be no equity bias
Your numbers speak otherwise. The money u made is more than enough to retire or start a company by yourself
Rather than sharing irrelevant information, it would have been great if u have mentioned the following things
I have spent the last 10-15 mins on your website and here’s my tea
For godsake don’t build another platform promoting the same old tools(which are almost paid) and are almost known by many(like Grammarly, Writesonic etc)
The highlights and low lights section can be better. Either give more indepth insights or completely remove them and put some basic description so one can get more clear idea before visiting the website
If u search “Top N AI tools” on Google what other blogs are promoting even if u list the same, that’s not gonna give Slashprompt a USP
Do indepth research, and help your audience discover the unknown tools that are worth to be known
Can u share the websites of products which u built that reduced employee work by 4-5 hrs per month
Down the line consider biweekly publications with all the 4 sections as in some publication ideas section is missing
The reason is simple. There are 1000s of newsletters that offer good content. If u release only one publication a week, the remaining 6 days is enough to forget about yours and discover something new
One of the very good newsletter I have read in the recent times.
Are the revenue numbers mentioned by you accurate/legit?
Also a small advice: If you wish to retain your subscribers and grow, ensure to focus on launching biweekly editions not just one in a week.
I have seen many who have been Founding Engineers working full time at their jobs and contributing their free time working with startups and getting around 1-3% equity only