Indie Hackers
Courtland and Channing Allen interview the ambitious indie hackers who are turning their ideas and side projects into profitable online businesses. Explore the latest strategies and tools founders are using to capitalize on new opportunities, escape the 9-to-5 grind, and create their own personal revenue-generating machines. The future is indie!
Episodes
#009 – Breaking Into Bootstrapping Your Own SaaS Business with Clifford Oravec of Tamboo
#008 – Growing a $600,000/mo Business by Starting with Direct Sales with Nathan Barry of ConvertKit
#007 – Building an Open-Source Publishing Platform That Makes $63,000/mo with John O'Nolan of Ghost
#006 – Launching Your Product and Finding Customers Immediately with Josh Pigford of Baremetrics
#005 – How the VC Business Model Co-Opts Entrepreneurs' Visions with Bryce Roberts of Indie.vc
#004 – Succeeding in a Crowded Market by Building a Niche Business with Garrett Dimon of Sifter
#003 – Bootstrapping a SaaS Business to $30,000,000/year with David Hauser of Grasshopper
#002 – Fueling Growth with SEO and Content Marketing with Chris Chen of Instapainting

#001 – Building an Audience and Being Scrappy with Jason Grishkoff of SubmitHub
In this episode of the Indie Hackers podcast, Courtland Allen interviews Jason Grishkoff, the founder of IndieShuffle.com and SubmitHub.com, about his journey in the music industry and tech. Jason shares his early life in South Africa, his move to the US, and his initial career in executive compensation, which he hated...
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