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PricingFast lets you A/B test the price of a Stripe product on real visitors. You connect Stripe with OAuth and your plans get imported. Then you say what to try in one sentence, for example "+20% for half of new visitors", and PricingFast computes rounded test prices from the plans you...
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PricingFast.st's answer:
Next.js, Supabase (Postgres), Stripe Connect and Checkout, Vercel, an MCP server, PostHog.
PricingFast.st's answer:
None yet: PricingFast launched recently and has no paying customers to name.
PricingFast.st's answer:
It A/B tests the price itself on Stripe, not a page design. Each visitor sees one price and pays exactly that price at Stripe Checkout. The winner is picked by revenue per visitor, not by conversion rate. Your coding agent installs it over MCP, and nothing goes live until you press Launch.
PricingFast.st's answer:
Generic A/B tools know nothing about revenue. Pricing tools for mobile apps (RevenueCat, Superwall) don't work for web SaaS. PricingFast is built for SaaS on Stripe. Setup takes one sentence ("+20% for half of new visitors"). You check both prices on localhost before going live. Once a price wins, you apply it in one click, and people already subscribed keep their current price. The first test is free.
PricingFast.st's answer:
Indie founders and small SaaS teams who bill through Stripe, get steady traffic on their pricing page, and suspect their price is too low.
PricingFast.st's answer:
Changing a price is stressful because you only get one try. If sales drop afterwards, you can't tell whether the price caused it or it was just a slow month. Mobile apps solve this by showing two prices at the same time, but web SaaS on Stripe had no simple way to do it. So I built one.
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Use Shell New Handler. Run the portable app and simply untick the items you don't want to appear in your new context menu. Source: about 4 years ago
I've always used ShellNewHandler for this. It's a really simple portable utility that allows you to remove most of the items from that menu. Tested it out on Windows 11 and it's still compatible. Source: over 5 years ago
Tracking PricingFast.st since Oct 2026.