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Alex is a solopreneur, serial founder and build-in-public uberfan. Alex has been obsessed with lifetime deals for over six  years. Tired of getting burned by thieving teams who fail to support their LTD buyers, Alex loves doing due diligence. (Hey, I do my best. A lot of this is researched by AI, so once you read our report, do your own due diligence before you buy. I’m not responsible if a company burns you. For entertainment purposes only.)

Alex Martin has spent over six years scrutinizing lifetime deals, exposing shady teams, and helping buyers make informed decisions. His mantra: always do your own due diligence.

Alex Martin – Solopreneur & Lifetime Deal Investigator

Alex Martin

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Jax Kimura doesn’t just sign up for lifetime deals—he breaks them in. If a tool promises to automate a workflow, he’ll push it to the edge to see where it fails. He has a soft spot for no-code platforms, but only the ones that can actually hold up under pressure. His interest in efficiency carries over to the fencing strip, where he’s been practicing for years—not because he competes, but because he likes the precision of it.

Jax Kimura pushes lifetime deals to their limits, testing automation claims and no-code platforms for real-world performance. A fencing aficionado, he values precision in both software and strategy.

Jax Kimura – No-Code Enthusiast & Lifetime Deal Stress Tester

Jax Kimura

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Nathan Hayes takes lifetime deals apart piece by piece, digging into the numbers, the fine print, and the hidden risks. He has an unhealthy obsession with spreadsheets and a knack for spotting when a deal is too good to be true. When he’s not evaluating SaaS pricing models, he’s buried in API docs or debating lifetime value calculations in obscure forums. Outside of software research, he’s an avid board gamer who insists that pricing strategy and game theory have more in common than people realize.

Nathan Hayes dissects lifetime deals with a sharp eye for pricing models, fine print, and long-term value. When he’s not deep in SaaS research, he’s applying game theory to board games.

Nathan Hayes – SaaS Pricing Analyst & Lifetime Deal Strategist

Nathan Hayes

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Ethan Alderidge has a habit of reading terms of service for fun, which is probably why he’s never been burned by a shady lifetime deal. He doesn’t just look at the features—he wants to know if the company behind the deal will still be around in five years. He’s built a personal archive of SaaS deals, tracking which ones last and which ones quietly disappear. When he’s not researching, he’s usually restoring old mechanical keyboards or tinkering with open-source projects that make his workflow just a little smoother.

Ethan Alderidge tracks the rise and fall of SaaS lifetime deals, analyzing their long-term viability. When not reading terms of service, he restores mechanical keyboards and tweaks open-source tools.

Ethan Alderidge – Terms of Service Detective & SaaS Archivist

Ethan Aldridge

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This due diligence report examines Spokk.io’s founders, focusing on Samesh Wijeweera and his team. It explores their backgrounds, past projects, experience with lifetime deals, and associated risks, providing an evidence-based assessment for potential buyers.

Before purchasing Spokk.io's Lifetime Deal, read our in-depth due diligence report. We analyze the founders, product history, sustainability, and LTD risks to help you make a confident decision.

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