I run OnlineOrNot (https://onlineornot.com), I spend roughly two hours per workday building features, marketing, or doing customer support.
For me, it started by working for a company that was incapable of keeping their graphql service online, so I built an uptime monitoring service for graphql, and eventually generalised it to work for all APIs and web apps.
How did I do it? Just consistent effort over a long time.
In your website's pricing page, the word "scales" is strike-through in "Pricing that scales with your business", this doesn't seem to be intentional...
The word probably meant to be underlined, and the corresponding tailwind CSS class is missing.
Tested in Firefox and Chrome, on linux and android devices.
For me, it started by working for a company that was incapable of keeping their graphql service online, so I built an uptime monitoring service for graphql, and eventually generalised it to work for all APIs and web apps.
How did I do it? Just consistent effort over a long time.