that's great. Amazing. Does it mean Gumroad will drop its high prices now when it no longer needs to pay to humans? Because that's what actually be interesting news.
"How do you know someone's AI hypeman? Don't worry, they'll tell you"
"How do you know someone's AI hypeman? Don't worry, they'll tell you"
Why would they give that money away rather than keeping it as profits?
Though when reworded, it sounds less palatable if you have people-oriented business morals.
"Why would they delight their customers when they can delight themselves?"
I like to do right by customers, and if we can both win, it's better than just me winning. Customers know when they're not winning, which decreases goodwill and your business' future prospects.
But if you modify it to why not use paddle.com or polar.sh? Then i actually dont know.
The __actual__ tax situation for SaaS and similar is incredibly complicated and I suspect / feel that a lot of small SaaS businesses and/or creators are simply ignoring it.