Yeah, right. Until you realize you need permits for that, plus the cost of insurance in case anything goes wrong, the cops could show up any minute for a noise complaint, someone could get too drunk and hurt themselves on your property. It’s a logistical nightmare and a legal minefield. Is it even worth the potential headache and trouble? Not to mention the cleanliness and potential damage to the property. Do yourself a favor and forget about this “business model”.

Well, I guess it mostly boils down to good marketing and stuff. Gotta make the best of what you got. Just be creative with it and stuff.

What you’re offering does sound interesting and potentially useful, especially for those running a business that relies heavily on a functioning, secure website. However, there are already quite a few tools in the market that offer a similar service.

With the wealth of options, individual user needs can vary widely. A key factor in deciding to use a particular service often comes down to how it integrates with the tools and workflows the business is already using. For example, would your software seamlessly integrate with WordPress or Shopify sites? Would it offer any information or insights beyond simply an alert when the site is down or potentially hacked?

Furthermore, the “set it and forget it” approach is attractive, but one must wonder how it might also impact your alert system. I presume a user would want to be alerted immediately in case of a website malfunction. Is this something your system is able to provide on a 24/7 basis? And how would you ensure the alerts would get through to the user, given how cluttered our inboxes can be?

All these aspects feed into the fruitful conversation you’ve begun here. Understanding what specific niche demands your product can meet and how it can stand out from the myriad of existing solutions is critical in shaping its potential for success.